Walkaround - Mongol horse

I'm making one post for each Recur model I have. In the very first one of it I talked a little about the brand. You can read more [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

What to say about this model? This is the ONLY mongol horse model we have. Any other brand have tried to make this breed. So, this is a big point to Recur!!!!

I have never seen a Mongol horse in my life so I don't have much to say.

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I had "cat-problems"!

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HIGHLIGHTS

+ First brand in work with this breed

+ Very very beautiful coat: a yellow-pink-golden colour

+ Hooves are different than legs

+ Amazing shadows, specially in the mouth


COULD BE BETTER...

- Some scratches in one leg

- Some marks in the legs and in the belly that means the pieces of the horse have been pasted

Interesting

thanks (for all) widukind :)

A MONGOL HORSE  How absolutely wonderful

The mongol horse is somewhat the same type as the Icelandic horse : Small, sturdy, and extremely strong and hardy

This model surely has something, - it could not be any other kind of horse.
Unfortunately those legs won't bring the rider very far...

Anyway, - Recur deserves praise for making this dreed, - just tell the designer to work a bit mor to get the legs right

Songbird, congratulations with this model, and thankyou for the great photos .

If only shipping was not so d**** expensive, this horse would surely be on my wishlist

Thank you Susanne!!! Recur models dont have shipping costs. Maybe you are talking about costum taxes? Here in Spain costum office cant control all The package so it is a roulette to pay or not to pay

I will praise the breed choice. Most of our equine heritage is related with horses from Mongolia. So, no reason to brands to ignore them. Although not perfectly done anatomically, it is surely a Mongolian horse and Recur should feel proud of their choice.

I think they can put more braids and tail to this model, re-painted with a grey or bay coat and this one will be a perfect andalusian horse. The face is very similar as our PRE and the body isn't as hard as a Mongolian horse.

Anyway, as I wrote, I'm very happy to add a new breed to my collection. I'm always complaining about re-edition of most popular brands (how many welsh, arabian or appaloosa we have?) so it's a pleasure to see new faces :)