I finished the Sawbuck set with making a bronc halter.
Here it is, even though I’m not sure about which horse will wear it.
Also, I have a 2013 Breyerfest Volunteer model that is looking for a new home. She is priced at $200+ shipping. Email breyerhorselover11@gmail.com if interested. Thanks.
After pouring the rest of the resin into the river scene, I was too anxious and nervous to see what happened, so I went back inside the house and started on a Sawbuck Pack Set. I finished it minus the halter.
It was alot of fun, except for the innumerable amount of buckles it needed.
It isn’t adjusted right now, I need to do research on it. That will be for later, since I have no idea how they are supposed to fit the horse/mule/donkey. I just made it :)
I love tack how-to books. They’re great if you can’t find any reference pictures of a particular piece of tack or if you just don’t know how to make something.
Two things that I always thought were cool but couldn’t find enough reference pictures, and also had no clue about how to start are the pack saddle and pony express saddle.
So these two things came in the mail. (Pics are from here). If you are getting into tack making, or need help with making things, I highly recommend buying books from Carrie Olguin.
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Tack, Props and Miniatures by Nichelle
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