My Artist Resins by different sculptors

I admit I'm not even a horse person but those are so beautiful

Congrats again

Thank you)

My third resin. Kind of 'grail'
I have no words to describe him- just look with your own eyes.
Mini AR Spinnaker By Sarah Minkiewicz-Breunig (200 pieces)
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You know, mini-resins are a good idea, when you want to get a detailed horse model by some famous sculptor, but you are out of money and/or space.
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I wish I could get all those minis from Sarah Mink,they are so full of life: Dante, Sheza Carnival, Taboo. I think Sarah Rose's Cheveyo and Nevada would look great next to them. Hope to get all the herd once.

And kind of bonus- Ruah and Garron meet each other for the first time:)
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Cyhyraeth wrote:

My third resin. Kind of 'grail'
I have no words to describe him- just look with your own eyes.
Mini AR Spinnaker By Sarah Minkiewicz-Breunig (200 pieces)

CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mastiffcat wrote:

Cyhyraeth wrote:

My third resin. Kind of 'grail'
I have no words to describe him- just look with your own eyes.
Mini AR Spinnaker By Sarah Minkiewicz-Breunig (200 pieces)

CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you!
Carolynn, he's amazing! I'm holding him like a Gollum, whispering "My precioussssss..", and even cannot make myself put him away for some time.
It's really amazing how well detailed he is for such a small size! It's a pitty those horses I'm in love with are not all in mini scale (for ex Estepona), and it's rather hard to find money- and space- to get them!

My fiance told me that all resins I choose are very emotional, they don't want just to stay still (except Garron), but are jumping, dancing, playing and leaping around:)

sounds like you need the Supers!!

Mastiffcat wrote:

sounds like you need the Supers!!

Maybe some day:) My wishlist (and musthave list ) is quite big, and at least Superlumina's mentioned there (she's so good for Ruah!). But only after Estepona and other Sarah Mink's minis!
However,soon, I believe, we'll see your Superlimina painted and maybe she'll appear at the tops of our wishlists too

They are simply stunning!!! Fantastic poses, faces and all details!! Stunning!
Congrats Daria :) Are you gonna give them coat of many colors?

MartinH wrote:

They are simply stunning!!! Fantastic poses, faces and all details!! Stunning!
Congrats Daria :) Are you gonna give them coat of many colors?

Thank you:)
Yes, I do.
The first one, Ruah,is waiting for his playmate, so I have to look at them together and then make up my mind about the colour, as I'm going to show them together.
Garron the Highland Pony's going to be some kind of dun, or maybe dark grey with a pale head.
Mini resin, Spinnaker, will be either bay roan or leopard appoloosa- I haven't decided yet:) Or maybe I turn him into bay roan blanket appaloosa

Cyhyraeth wrote:

MartinH wrote:

They are simply stunning!!! Fantastic poses, faces and all details!! Stunning!
Congrats Daria :) Are you gonna give them coat of many colors?

Thank you:)
Yes, I do.
The first one, Ruah,is waiting for his playmate, so I have to look at them together and then make up my mind about the colour, as I'm going to show them together.
Garron the Highland Pony's going to be some kind of dun, or maybe dark grey with a pale head.
Mini resin, Spinnaker, will be either bay roan or leopard appoloosa- I haven't decided yet:) Or maybe I turn him into bay roan blanket appaloosa

Wonderful! I can´t wait!! :)

MartinH wrote:

Wonderful! I can´t wait!! :)

It's a long time to wait:) First I should get the last horse I'm having now on time payments (by the end of autumn), and only then start thinking about the resins painting:)
Hope the first one will be done till next summer:)

I don´t really like the pony, but your 3rd resin is also stunning! OMG I want him!

Got her-got-her-got her!

What, do you think, one can be doing after a hard working week, when he had to get up at 6 a.m. every day?
You'll never guess: he takes his alarm clock, because he wants to get up on 5.30 a.m. on his only weekend

That was me, in fact. One day I found a letter from Sarah Mink about Sheza Carnival Sales. The only problem was that we have some difference in time with the USA... but I wanted her so much that the lack of sleep wasn't really a problem for me that time:)

So, it was 5.30 a.m. (Moscow time), Saturday, and I was staring at my e-mail box, being afraid to miss the e-mail from Sarah.
6 a.m. There's a letter from Sarah with the ONLY Sheza going abroad. That was my chance...
Well, I wasn't sure I was lucky enough to get her. I even had no idea if I sucseed (though the payment passed), until I got a tracking number and shipment conformation from Sarah Mink)


But she's mine now!
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More pics to come soon:)
By the way, any ideas about the color? I'm in doubts

Amazing newcomer!!! Congratulations Daria!!! Funny You wanted to wake up such early during weekend but I can understand Your excitement

Wow, beautiful! Congrats :) A bright bay with a single white rear leg and a thin list on the face could be awesome!

Just beautiful, congratulations Daria, gorgeous

Congratulations on all these beautiful horses. They are magnificent.

Ana wrote:

Amazing newcomer!!! Congratulations Daria!!! Funny You wanted to wake up such early during weekend but I can understand Your excitement

You know, Sheza can be quite expensive on MHSP (and rather HTF unpainted) so I decided to save some money as well

Some more pics of this girl. Isn't she pretty?
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The other newcomer's Traditional scale Andalusian mare by Laila L.Mampell, Estepona
I dreamed of her for a long tie and one day just tried to contact Laila. And it turned out she had some copies:)

This angry mare is really emotional- and this it the thing I usually look for in resin molds.
Hope to get an emotional Andalusian cobra one day

Laila's working on her foal now, and I feel like getting it too, maybe:)
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I believe she's a bit too emotional and other horses might be feeling a bit uncomfortable on their shelves next to her.
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I still cannot make up my mind about her colour (as always, yes). Now I'm thinking about contacting T.Bainbridge- I'm in love with his grey horses.

Congrats

That's really lovely!

They are very emotional indeed what gives them some spectacularity!
It is easier to sculpt a figure without expression than to make it with all this drama and expression. It is also a sign that who worked in these figures is very talented and wants to show much more than a nice horse. They have a story, they are great!

Sheza is gorgeaous, I love Minkiewicz's works! She's releasing a pewter Micro Mini soon, a drafter named Chuggin' Zug (maybe she'll make more of those tiny ones in the future), and I'm hoping to buy it to have a little piece of her creation!

And Estepona - oh my! *drools* I have a soft spot for horses with traditionally roached manes and tails, like this mare. I haven't seen Mampell's works yet, I need to catch up!

Roger wrote:

They are very emotional indeed what gives them some spectacularity!
It is easier to sculpt a figure without expression than to make it with all this drama and expression. It is also a sign that who worked in these figures is very talented and wants to show much more than a nice horse. They have a story, they are great!

Yes, the sculptors are really talented, you're right:)
This is why I love these horses- they are so full of life and some inner fire.

Magda
Sarah's works are like potato chips- once you get her horse you can't stop)
The same thing with the mares without manes) You can see all the beauty of the neck!

Two more mini ARs.
The first one, Indigo Beau by L.Fraley wasn't on my wishlist actually. I love her works, but I didn't intend to get him NOW. However, I made a bid and won the auction, being the only bidder:)
A really nice model of a calm and intelligent horse. It's already sent to and artist, even though I still have no idea about it's future color:lol: 

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Mini AR Pipsqueak (mini WarChant version) by Kathi Bogucki, painted by Tiffany Purdy.
He's been more than a 'holy grail' to me. He used to be a dream of my collector's lifetime. The fact that I got him seemed kind of a miracle to me. And even after it came to Russia I nearly lost him, as the seller made a mistake in my address, and only good luck and fortune helped me to find him in our Russian Post mess.
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