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ITEMS
THAT WERE FOR SALE ONLY AT BREYERFEST
LOT
#4 Candidus~ final bid $400
This is an older custom of mine that I've
been hemming and hawing about selling. His
NAN card(s?) are now expired I believe and
he's been sitting around in a dark corner
in my home. It's time to share him with
an eager new owner! In fact I need to alert
the Region 10 list that he's going up for
grabs as many from around here have asked
about him.
Ann Harris does amazingly
soleful horses that just seem to be looking
right at you. He is a must see in person.
Even unpainted he is one of the few resins
I've ever owned that always seemed to be
watching me... he's got that "dinner
bell" expression you might say! :)
Candidus is aTraditional scale Warmblood
Stallion 2002 release, edition of 25 according
to Ann's web site.
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Lot #5 Horsing
Around's Edgar Allen to mare ~ final bid
$100
This (now) lady has been in my string for
a long time as well. She's held her own
in the show ring but I've since given her
more dramatic eyes and spruced up her star
dapples just a tad. I did some resculpting
to her way back: more belly, sex change
(gelding to mare), and a plaited tail. She
was a second quality casting and has some
rougher spots but is quite typey and fun
all the same! :)
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Lot #6 Horsing
Around Welsh Pony Stallion ~ final bid $120
(shown below in progress/almost
done)
I really am a fan of David Mayer's sculpting
style. This fellow is clearly drying in
this photo and I can't wait to add the final
details. He is Little Bit scale.
Lot #7 DauntlessDauntless
~ final bid $400 (shown below in progress)
This little dude has been knocking around
my studio for several years as well. I intend
to finish him to a bit darker almost primative
bay coloring. I am awaiting some pictures
of this little dude's final face to show
off... he was a hit!
ITEMS
THAT WILL NOT BE FOR SALE, BUT AVAILABLE
FOR VIEWING
El
Embosco ~ AP #2 IN PROGRESS - (was shown
for display only just not quite done in
time..will go to ebay soon)
He
awaits completion of his roaning/detailing.
He was base coated in air brushed acrylics
for smoothness, given an oil finish roan
color, and now thousands and thousands of
BLENDED tiny hairs are being added.. this
guy is a must see up close in person! There
is now a good chance that he may NOT be
ready in time for Breyerfest but he'll be
there, in any case. I have sculpted his
hooves to be extremely chipped and cracked
and expect to give him a fair number of
corn spots. El Embosco is Traditional scale,
sculpted by me and is a sold out edition
of 200 with 190 offered to the public.
Deputed
Duke ~ AP #4 IN PROGRESS (was shown
for display only just not quite done in
time..will go to ebay soon)
You may have seen this horse before but
you certainly cannot tell it is the same
finish. This fellow started out as a dappled
grey. I became dissatisfied with the finish..
and ultimately he became an air brush victim!
hahaha.. But seriously, this is a nearly
completely air brushed body color and is
vastly different from my normal hand painted
style. That alone makes him quite, well
unique. Nevermind the wild color! He's very
obviously in progress as well and like the
El Embosco artist's proof, if he is not
finished by Breyerfest, he will still be
making an appearance! :)
Lirico ~ IN PROGRESS
Lirico lost a front hoof in a bizarre way,
I was setting him down after spraying finish
on him and it literally popped off (I thought
there was a faint line there and apparently
it was .. good for the buyer for me to have
found it before they did!). I have repaired
it with a screw embedded into both ends
very firmly (no rods so the break was VERY
clean). The repair has been resculpted/sanded
etc but he will definitely get another white
sock on that leg now! I will definitely
still be bringing him (in progress) to allow
people to inspect the repair in person so
they can later bid with confidence on him!
:)
Lirico was a special
offer to select past customers of Sarah
and is classic scale.
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