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"FLITWICK: the pony»
available for ordering until Sept 5th, 2006

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NAN DONATION DUKE PACKAGE
The final auction on eBay ended at $1,125: It went as a 50% donation to NAN and a 50% donation to the hurricane relief effort of Emergency Animal Rescue (learn more about their efforts here (off of "United Animal Nations" web site). View all photos of this package
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Updated the "China Duke" page as of Fri 7/8/2005: Bainbridge Fine Bone China will be offering the Deputed DukeChina. The finish colors are updated online and Tom is now taking orders. See his page for details
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Now sold out: Edition reservations for this cranky Kiger mustang stallion opened on July 1st, 2005 7:11 pm. By July 4th at 7:33 PM EST all 190 of the available "Bosco" reservations were "sold out" - 72hrs and 22minutes! Yahoo mailing list recipients were given an advance 'heads up' that July 1st was the release date and then a 3 day exclusive opportunity to reserve their slots in the resin edition. Within those 72 hours all reservations were spoken for. To read about how to get on the waiting list
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Deputed Duke resins painted by guest artists D'Arry Jone Frank (in left photo), Lisa Bickford, Kathleen Kirch and Carol Williams.

Also, more photos of artist proofs painted by Morgen.

More sneak peaks behind the scene in the studio. Keep stopping by to see more of these guys in the future, the status of the Kiger sculpture, and photos of the 2005 NAN auction donation! T op photo to the left is of a stablemate sized portrait of Morgen's horse as a weanling. Bottom photo to the left is of the Duke resin being reworked into a warmblood.

» view in progress pictures on the 'in the works' page

TERMS OF ALL SALES:
Edition sizes, copyright restrictions, payment methods and how to pay can all be found on each resins' page under "Information".

CUSTOMIZATIONS:
I wouldn't be in this hobby if it weren't for customizing Breyers & I feel I would be a hypocrite to claim that my art is any better than any other artist's work, even mass producted pieces - so go for it! I am referring here to changes to individual resins, such as a ear moved or manes and tails being redone - or complete rearrangments of one individual piece purchased.... CASTING anything derived from my art is a different story - see thoughts on this type of work below.

PLEASE NOTE - DERIVATIVES AND LIKENESSES:
I do NOT endorse any artist who attempts to recreate a derivative or 'likeness' of my sculptures in any scale or media, be it from scratch, a Breyer or Stone plastic model, or another artist's resin customization. There are plenty of ways to sculpt any of these poses I've done and still have it look terribly different from my own ideas. Intentional attempts at reproducing any type of likeness to any of my sculptures will not be tolerated. Intentional copying is wrong. Period.

IT'S THE LAW THOUGH!
Please make sure that my signature mark is not removed and that credit for the original is still given to me. Absolutely no casting reproductions of any resins or derivatives of my resins will be allowed.

All images on this site have been submitted and are credited to their original photographer or are the exclusive property of One Horse Productions and Morgen Kilbourn. ABSOLUTELY no linking! Please ask to use photos. Please send any corrections and updates to morgen@one-horse.net