Imaginary "Phoenix Ranch" / Customs by Shanti

Thank you so much! :) Happy you like him!

He is beautiful! Lovely work once again

Thank you dear LeeAnn!

I love him !!! He is just so stunning !!! I don't know how you do it : He is alive

Lovely ! Omg he the grey but also the pony beautifull

A real masterpiece!

Sorry for the long silence... Needed a little break but hopefully my enthusiasm for the model hobby will be back! :)

Got this tiny china dog (he is really tiny!) and instantly had this idea about a grey Schnauzer for my grey Drafter. They both are very happy together - at least I think so..

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So cute!

Wonderful ! Perfect

They surely look very pleased in each other's compagny

Thank you! I just need to place this tiny dog in a secure place because he is so small!

A new member in our herd, Percheron "Charlotte" :) (pronounced in french of course   )

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Charlotte and her older Sister Bluebelle.
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Your greys are amazing!

Beautiful! And I LOVE how they look together!!

Thank you so much! :)

In our german forum we had a little challenge of making a copy of a well known breeding draft stallion (he died 2016). This is my attempt, this time with a large traditional model. It was a little difficult because on every photo his color looked different. Here he comes: Hurrican

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WOW ! What a gorgeous red roan !!!!

No wonder he has different colours, - in Icelandic roans are called "Colour changers "

Absolutely amazing. I love him!

Thank you!!

Something new. A tiny Panini Collectable toy horse. Originally it was a Shetland Pony but I thought it looked more like a Highland Pony. What do you think?
My camera did have some difficulties focussing this tiny one.

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Camera focussed the fence...
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Best Buddies
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Just a little comparison to a traditional Breyer.  
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Long time no see.. First chance of finishing something new in months. Since I am a big fan of cattle, I gave an old and used Schleich Bull new life and repainted him after a living bull. I painted him entirely with acrylics. (Of course I don't like bull fights but I admire these powerful creatures!) Hope you like him!

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Good to see your work again

I missed the lovely Highland pony
Amazing work on such a tiny, little model


Really wonderful work on the old Schleich bull
Look how the colour changes in black and red, and a huge improvement to the old paintwork, which I never liked very much .

But, oh, dear ! You must get him out of the fight immediately.
He is much too fat and slow to be a match for the athletic black guy to the right

These bulls are really esplendid.

Thank you very much Susanne and landrover!!

And you are right, the original paintwork was rather odd. I wanted to geht the original special edition of Schleich black bull but it was too expensive. So I got this old childs toy and turned him into a variety of black bull. I know it has a special name in spanish but don't know now.

He is exercising a lot so soon he will be as athletic as the other bull!

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He is exercising a lot so soon he will be as athletic as the other bull! ....

They look so good in the woodland

Susanne:

Thank you Advicot!