Since I didn’t show in Resin/Custom, I didn’t get pictures of all of the entries. So, since my laptop is currently anti photo uploading, here are a few of the pictures. The show started like the Original Finish with harness.
Then came costume.
And showmanship.
Next is English! Hopefully my laptop likes me better later…
While performance is and will be my favorite part of showing, halter is fun too. So here’s the OF halter pictures. Since halter has a whole lot of more classes, and models can fit in many classes, the horses are in no particular order.
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| Yay, Revolt! First place in UK ponies |
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| Unique breed |
Another part of showing that I love is shopping.
I brought home a ton of very cool things.
I bought this wonder saddle set. This is my 2nd piece of tack that I own that was made by someone else (minus breyer). I have no idea who made it, forgot to ask, so if someone knows, please comment! It’s pebbled sized, so I don’t have a model to try it on. (Anyone want to do a trade for a pebble arab?)
I also bought a harness and cart, stablemate sized. Just have to fix a couple of things.
Traditional sized draft cart.
The wheel just needs fixed. This is one of my favorite parts about model horses. I love Do-It-Yourself fixer upper projects. It’s another way to do performance showing. If you don’t want to dish out tons of cash, look out for projects that can be turned around and made into something showable.
I also bought a couple of models.
Foxhound, fox and hunter set,
and some bodies.
My mom won this in the silent auction. It’s so pretty, the picture doesn’t do it justice.
The new project is the mini horse.
I wanted a more tack friendly model that was more on the bit. So I marked him up,
There was a large collector’s class at the show, ranging from Nostalgic entries
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| My entry. Ended up with 2nd! (Newest book is The Pictural Life Of Misty which was a Christmas gift) |
to very colorful ones.
The rule for the collector class was that there needed to be at least 5 models with a theme. The nice part about the class is that they can be basic
or elaborate.
Collector classes can be based on a certain mold,
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| My other entry. Ended up with 7th I think. I forgot poor Phantom Wings at home) |
Goodness, I took a ton of pictures. Over 200 to be exact. :)
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