CollectA 2012 Official pics: Horses

MartinH wrote:

why so many coats?

Easy... to sell more!

SyLoBe wrote:

MartinH wrote:

why so many coats?

Easy... to sell more!

And next to that, you don't wear the same clothes every day, isn't it?
Nice horse by the way... :)

My daughter like it!!

I hope, one day there will be our czech breed Kladruber

Yes, Kladruber is one of those breeds I'm waiting for to be made into a model. I just love their Roman noses
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As a rule, I normally don't collect horses, but these are really hard to resist!

Mangalarga wrote:

Yes, Kladruber is one of those breeds I'm waiting for to be made into a model. I just love their Roman noses
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Oh me to! i want my standardbred race horse ssooooooooooooo bad!

yeah their heads with their noses are so beautiful! And they are really huge... i love those horses :)

Lipizzanner Stallion
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Oh He's wonderful!!!

Indeed!

But somehow, the backlegs look to long or he's to thin. Ive been to the Spanish riding school show this month. So i saw them in real life When the horses did the levade, they bowed really deep with their back legs.

Like this;
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There´s also a pesade, thereby they don´t bow so deep, it´s more raised.

Didn't know that ;-) They didn't show it that day, thanks.

Like the Arabian in bay most of all. I think I'll get him.

The Lipizanner's nice, but his hind legs are too under his belly (even for a dressage element). Looks as if he's standing on his tail.

Very nice Lipizanner! I love his head and neck especially

Cyhyraeth wrote:

Like the Arabian in bay most of all. I think I'll get him.

The Lipizanner's nice, but his hind legs are too under his belly (even for a dressage element). Looks as if he's standing on his tail.

Having the rearing horse figure stand on their tails is probably a way they get them to balance so they can have them in that position otherwise I think they'd have to put them on a stand.

Sue

Cyhyraeth wrote:

The Lipizanner's nice, but his hind legs are too under his belly (even for a dressage element). Looks as if he's standing on his tail.

It bothers me too. I will try to fix that when I buy one. But generally I love how he looks :)

EDIT:
This pose is quite similar, don't you think?
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I guess if they did him in more correct pose he would be unbalanced.

Once again, back quarter muscles are very static and passive... They look like being relaxed intead of doing any action. There´s no power on this horse´s back quarter muscles.

some more horses for you all including Quarter Horse Foals and Haflinger Mare

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I like them! I think Haflinger mare is somewhat skinny for that breed but maybe she is in training

I would say Haflinger mare has a bit too long legs. But she's beautiful anyway :)

I agree with girls... I didn´t recognize it´s haflinger

Ok, I looked at some photos of this breed - legs are ok, it's the back what's wrong - it's too short.

But I'm going to buy at least two, one to customise :)

Btw, Anna you wrote she looks a bit skinny - not all Haflingers are stocky, their bodybuilt can be more lean:
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And more photos here: LINK

A great horseline for Collecta this year, although quit a lot doubles, by making several colour-variations...