Imaginary "Phoenix Ranch" / Customs by Shanti

Thank you!!
Somehow this is getting painful.. so tiny. But it is sloooowly making progress…

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And some guys are impatiently waiting for the result!    
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Did you sculpt that border collie? He must be itty bitty!

No, this is a stablemate dog! :) [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

LeeAnn wrote:

Did you sculpt that border collie? He must be itty bitty!

Shanti wrote:

No, this is a stablemate dog! :) [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I've never seen him before Very cool!

Finished! The buckle on the throat latch needs to be finally closed. After I fixed that I will need a hidden cut somewhere so I can remove it from the head..
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Bridle for Stablemate by Allereirau, on Flickr

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Bridle for Stablemate by Allereirau, on Flickr

Just for comparison
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Größenvergleich by Allereirau, on Flickr

Ohh it's beautiful! Love it! Fantastic work and photos once again

Great job ! Love your bridles ! <3

Very beautiful. And making it in this scale, it is just insane
Congratulations and thank you for sharing!!! I cannot imagine how you can make it like that

I have to look back through your pictures. The horses are beautiful and their accessories are so complex and so tiny!

It's so tiny! Fantastic work Shanti! I couldn't do that

Beautiful work !

WOW ! SO beautyful, SO accurate, - I am seriously impressed by your work

Thank you so much!!!

Nothing new, just a before-and-after picture
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Before and after customizing von Allereirau auf Flickr

And a new show halter. I've had so many small pieces of lace lying around from the drafter bridle, so here we go!

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Stablemate Show halter von Allereirau auf Flickr

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Stablemate Show halter von Allereirau auf Flickr

Really pretty show halter! It looks great on that mold.

Beautiful halter. It's amazing how you make such a great and lovely things in such small scale!!!

Whenever there are news from you, I sit here with a huge, happy smile on my face

Keep 'em comming, please

Beautifull and tiny tiny work!
Great the see the pictures.
And that comparison .. just crazy Great!

Finished my first resin ever, a cute classic size Union Jack. He is sooo delicate!! Those thin legs, I was so afraid of breaking him… He belongs to a good friend who asked me to paint him. So I did. :)

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Union Jack by Allereirau, on Flickr

[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Union Jack by Allereirau, on Flickr

And he has a tiny brother
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Union Jack + little Brother by Allereirau, on Flickr

Ohhh he's gorgeous! I love Union Jack, and he looks beautiful in baby bay! Really great work!

How did you like painting your first resin?

Thank you LeeAnn!  

It was a interesting experience! I was really worried of getting brush strokes while priming him (I used paint-on primer). I was looking for spray primer but was not sure if it would cover some of these fine details (he has cute eye lashes!!) After all, it was not that difficult but I was worried the hole time I might drop him somehow.. you know, this resin is sold out. Not easy getting a replacement.. just in case… I think I prefer painting my own models!

Haha, I'm painting a resin medallion right now and that's bad enough! I can't imagine how scary it would be with a little baby foal! I bought a raw DaCaprio and I'm debating whether or not to paint him myself...

I don't know if it's available in Germany but I use Tamiya primer and it's very fine, a little pricey but well worth it I think. Worked well on my medallion.

I believe you!
This foal has such long thin legs.. and I had to prepp them a bit too. Scary, sanding them…. Thank you for the tip with tamiya. I think they are available here too. Have to take a look!

My eyes are popping out, look how adorable!! Stunning job!!