Monday, February 10, 2014

New Breyer models-Opinions

A lot of you may have seen Breyer's 2014 releases. Here are some of my opinions on a few.


1717
                        Mu Wen Ma.
I think he is very unique!  I love the wooden look. I already love this mold, but the wooden paint makes me love it more!


1716
                       SBH Phoenix
I am so excited about him! I love the Othello mold, but all of them are so expensive! I'm happy I will be able to get one in that mold for less the $60.


1715
           Chinese Year of the Horse
Like the mold. Flat out dislike the rest.



1710
                     GVF Sjokolade
I dislike everything about him. He looks like a Schleich.


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                         Shire Mare
I don't really like any of the vintage models.


What's your opinion on these horses? I'd love to know!

Monday, February 3, 2014

Photography pt.2

I went on a photo shoot with "TheFeltedFawn" Check her out!

We both have the Gypsy Vanner!

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Be Creative!-Breyer barn edition

Be Creative!-Breyer barn edition



A lot of people ask me how to get their Breyer to look realistic without paying to much. here are some tips!

1: In your stalls have REAL shavings! You can use some that are used for a real barn or a pet. Maybe even throw in some clay or dried play-dough to look like poop.



 2: For the horse feed you can mix some random NON-SPOILING grains/sugars. I mixed rice, sugar, flax seed and corn flour. You shouldn't have to pay for something that works the same as something in your kitchen already! I made the scoop out of a soda can and wire!

3: For hay nets you can use some empty onion or orange bags, and put some dry grass or actual hay in it.


4:For grooming kits, rather then paying $12 or $15 dollar for one, make your own! I used a toothbrush for a brush and some wire for a hoof pick. I can remember what I used for the other brush. I just found it and was like "Hmm.. What can I use this for?" 
5: Why pay $12 for a saddle stand when you can make a GREAT one out of Popsicle sticks???
And why pay $20 for a saddle when  you can also make one? (I'll do a tutorial later on for saddles)

I hope this got you thinking about what you can do with things around the house. If you have made something for you barn, out of random things around the house, let me know! I would love to see how creative y'all are! ~OnlyBreyer