I choosed three models, this is the number I can get once, no more. Money is not free. Still, my mum has rights to my money and she sticked her fingers to this, and... I got four Breyer Traditionals.
This is so damn very weird for me, but well, I like. He he! Let's see the horsies.
Brunello... A Finnish hobby friend of mine had this model already, and we both know this is a good mold. I could have bought this anyway in some moment - she just kicked me to choose this now, no later (eh eh). Now I have another good tack rack, AND no need to curse that ugly toy horse (Remu)... Brunello tells us the difference between toy and model. Also, chestnuts are good. Named this Lost Wits Of The Halter Creators and it's a joke since I'm a mad halter-maker, and also that friend makes tack... For nickname he got Lanttu, have no idea where, it just popped in my head. It means rutabaga.
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| He looks good with my |
Slick by Design... I was quite surprised with this model. He is very, very large! And immediately I recognized the sculptor, it's same as with Cortes "C". Even clearer as both of my ones are black. Slick has a bit more blue in tint, and I like that, it's easy to see in photos although not so much with eye. The sculpt is simplier than with some others from same sculptor (who's models I like a lot, I see). This guy got called as Okay Mister Blue, and I think it can be quite matching for a quarter since, well, quarters and the way people name them... And because this horse really IS blue!
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| Dreamy is small next to Okay! |
Valegro... With this, I can't start well, it's so good as a model. Just a thing I'm happy to have now. I named my model as Reizvoll due to the fact that for me this represents enough a horse I once met in a dream. Not as weird as it sounds; I simply was meant to test ride him, and he was awesome, friendly. Valegro is also difficult to photograph since he's a bit glossier than the others I have, and his dark surface yet feeds it. Damn flash, I should soften that off.
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| Valegro has great face. It's just nice to tack him up. |
...and Secretariat! This is a model I have drooled some time, but have hesitated as he has a bit difficult mane (for tackmaking, just a hole in the scrag instead of a area for straps to lay on) and he is a racehorse - gallop races don't exist in Finland! And my model stable is Finnish. Well, at least they can buy former racehorses from Sweden and then fail with re-training them... Sounds safe. But the mane hole works surprisingly nicely, and if I get lazy with it, I can also just lie the bridle over the ears, although it doesn't look that perfect. I've seen a lot worse examples too. Named this boy as Cage Breaker xx, and it has deeper meanings.
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| One thing I've always liked in Smarty Jones mold is the expression. It doesn't look so generically happy. |
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| Jewellery pieces make nice hackamore parts. (There's extremely bad leather used... Because I've already used off most of the better pieces.) |
Wait what, I just realised I got the basic colors only. Haha, nice! This is what I collect (and also paint, really); those boring, general colors. At all, I've realised I am not into very "weird" or "interesting" colors or patterns, I like when horses look more evenly colored. At same time I know how common weirdnesses are in model horse hobby.
I already tacked up all these, just because I make tack and like to capture moments. Could post more of them later. But, check Valegro, he tells me what my level in tackmaking is (= not very high...):
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| Really Offhand isn't so experienced that he could have any persmission to ride a professional dressage horsie. Luck my dolls ride just for fun at home... And don't even mention that gothic style doesn't belong to dressage arenas? |
Apologies from extremely bad photos. I have no idea what had happened to my phtography skills; if I ever even had them, hmmm...
