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Model Horses

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A few notes: These are all plastic Breyer model horses, and were not sculpted by me. I painted them. Actually, I re-painted them because they were already painted by Breyer, but most of them were scratched up from being played with. I didn't like their origional paint jobs anyway.
I painted them with Liquitex (sp?) acrylic paint, and the shading on the bays was added with black spraypaint. The pictures were taken with a little camera that can't focus on things close up, so some of the pics came out blurry. I enlarged all of them with my scanner, and sharpened them up in Paint Shop Pro. Some of them look grainy because of that. So just exuse the bad pictures.

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One of my older repaints, a skewbald Saddlebred.

I always wanted to repaint a model from the Misty mold. This is one of my best repaints, but the camera didn't capture it quite right.
A chocolate bay horse...

This was supposed to be a liver chestnut, but somehow it came out dark bay instead...

A Palamino overo. Palamino coloring is hard to make with acrylics. I like how he came out (but I don't like the picture).
A blue roan pony. This horse will always be known as Justin. He has quite a history from being played with, and had scratch marks everywhere before I repainted him.
Cameras almost always capture bay horses looking better than they actually do... heh

This is one of my favorite repaints. He's so cute! (But he looks better in real life)
There's not much to say about this one...
A mahogany bay colt.

This is such a cute filly...
This is definatly not one of my best repaints, but somehow the camera got him to look so good...
Aww... A stablemate (very small) Arabian mare! She was repainted to look like one of my very old role playing characters, ArabMare (whom some of you may remember). I really like how she came out
This horse has spots, but you can't see them too well.
A blue roan drafter Stablemate. I sculpted the mane on him and attached the braid using a tutorial in an old Just About Horses magazine.
A black stablemate Saddlebred. Most black horses are pretty easy to paint...

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