History of Diamond (or Perfect Image):
When Carly first got this model (a clasic Keen) as a body, it had a chopped off mane and tail for hairing and had already been painted and then stripped again. It also had a collection of gashes and a broken and repaired (sort of) leg. Carly got it for free with another horse. Carly fixed most of the gashes and decided to paint it liver chestnut. The horse was painted and shaded. Carly loved him. Then Carly *attempted* to add markings and immediatly hated then. She also managed to scrape off his paint in places while painting his body. She set him on her work table...and forgot him. After giving a stablemate of hers a new leg and paint job (w/ her help), I recieved the unfortunate horse...and proceded to sculpt it a new mane and tail. He was the first horse that I painted with my new air brush and compressor. Here he is!
