I had a great time at Breyerfest this year!
There was a great mix of real horse,
and model horse.
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| Breyer’s Best Customs Contest entry by Laura Skillern |
I also had the opportunity to see the Kentucky Derby Museum, which was awesome.
I took plenty of pictures, so there will be a couple of posts about Breyerfest! Until then, I’m off to read Go Set A Watchman. It arrived at my house the day I left for Breyerfest, so I didn’t get to see it until I got back.
Breyerfest. Breyerfest. Breyerfest! It may begin officially on Friday, but the traveling starts way before then. Today I started the journey to Breyerfest with fellow hobbyist Melissa.
I know I threw Carl the zombie into the car, but couldn’t find him.
Instead, Duck-Horse made an appearance.
We started at my house and traveled through the rest of Pennsylvania before hitting Maryland and taking a rest stop. We left at a decent time.
Duck-Horse is easier to photograph than the doll, lemme tell ya.
We made it across bridges,
Saw a really cool Batman car,
and eventually hit storms. The road to Breyerfest is paved with storms.
But we made it to Kentucky! I am so directionally challenged, and am happy that I only got lost 2 times. This is an amazing number. Yes, there was a very loud GPS in the car too.
Breyerfest is happening in less than a week. SO CLOSE.
That also means the C/Y Show will be happening soon. So I’m going to post the links of the past series I did about getting ready for the C/Y show. Some of the rules have changed this year, so make sure to double check the rules (I plan on updating this series one day!)
Here’s a gun holster that I finished tonight.
On Tuesday, my Copperfox Pony arrived. I pledged earlier this year to be a part of the kickstarter campaign and my package included a model off of one of the three available molds.
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| Love her face! |
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