Okay

[lantairvlea]

So I couldn't wait until Christmas. Well, that is, I couldn't contain my giddy and felt I needed to show it.


This is my second try at doing a custom Breyer. I'm rather proud of it. Customizing=fun. I need to do more of it. Albeit the modle isn't an Arab as it should be, but the Morgan modle had more of his "feel" and still has a semi-dished face. Bwah ha ha. *Giddy.*

*Bounces about to accomplish more stuff.*

Comments

[highwaypoetry.livejournal.com]

Awesome! I am into model painting as well. It's a fun little hobby. And with my miniatures, I can use 'em for Dungeons and Dragons too! :)

[lantairvlea.livejournal.com]

It is rather fun! I'm also aching to try this technique I found in one of my magazines using pastels (chalk ones) and spray-on fixitives. I've seen some rather impressive results using the technique and you avoid things like brushstroaks and attempting to get paint out of brushes and pallet. Of course, pastel dust can get everywhere as well, but yes. Its somthing I'd like to try!

[demoncougar.livejournal.com]

*jaw drops* OH MY WORD that is so cool!!! And it is so perfectly HIM, too!!! *hugs* Thankyasthankyasthankyas!!! *purr*

[lantairvlea.livejournal.com]

You're welcome! And Merry Christmas a few weeks early *grin*

[rakkenfloofer.livejournal.com]

Wow, that turned out...really well. *remembers the last time she tried to customize one of her Breyer models and shudders* It looks professional! Which model did you use?

[lantairvlea.livejournal.com]

The Stablemates' Morgan stallion modle (secifically the red roan from the stallion foal set). Black horses are many times easier to do than the other colors, though. Mostly because they tend to highlight themselves *grin.*