Would like to have voice overs

Do you use oil paints? I can't imagine acrylics lasting that long as you paint that intricate detail.

your hand.....

That is beautiful, ive been trying to paint an old Marx 1/6th scale horse to show a Civil war saddle i scratch built. Iam not trying anything as intricate as yours but so far ive stripped the model back five times and am now considering something much plainer. I just cant get anything close using acrylics. Really did want a dapple grey but iam nearing defeat LOL.

I am actually going to use the method but I am just going to use a spray bottle to do the spots and I have my own Tennessee Walker he is Flea Bitten Grey he is actually my moms I have a sweet, beautiful bay pinto he is so beautiful

Totally amazing tutorial thank you so much, I watched all 6 part and now want to get started on my grey.. Thank you so much for your wise advice.

Use a makeup or smooth sponge to get rid of brush strokes. Great for stablemates, too.

Would I use the same method if I was to paint a dapple Rose grey?

You're using oil paints...right?

I'd love to one day be half as good as you! Your videos are a great inspiration and help to me when I customize!

What's the name of model?

I subscribe.

that is one really big pinto spot

You are so talented, I am very impressed. Do you ever work with water-mixable oils? I tend to like those better because of the simple clean-up, but I don't know if the mediums you use would be compatible. Thanks for sharing this!

@horsegeekXD yes this IS a Breyer horse, its is resculpted into a extended trot. Its a CUSTOM Breyer

Wow 4 hours for 1 side, now it's another 4 hours for the other side!!! I am to impatient to do a dappled grey, I'll just have to do other colors. :)

He's gorgeous!!

This Video would realy help me. I wanted to make an Dapple grey on a Breyer Andalusian Resin.

super cool!!! I love your videos! :D

I looked at the finished version, looks so wonderful! I'm thoroughly impressed. I can draw and paint horses quite well, never tried a model horse though! I will defiantly be looking at your work every now and then to see what other beauties your create :)

Wow how do you do that

what clay do u use?

i cant hear it??

Thanks very much for these videos, I have learned a lot. Not quite ready to try such an advanced technique, but I'm definitely going to work on my dappling following your example.

what is mapping

Wow! This is so amazing! I wish I was this good. And do you use acrylics?

oil paints :)

lol i love how you put the paint on your glove XD and the horse look great!

Helped so much!

Do we have to use the Drier?

You must have won thousands of ribbons at live shows! your work is just AMAZING!!!!

In this video do you use Pastels or paints??

I don't know what I expected lol.

is that a resculpted keltic salinero??

Woe

Could these tutorials that your uploading do the same thing using pastels instead of oil paints? I have normal acrylic and pastels. Very pretty model!! :)

is the apoxy the clay

You get the original tail of by breaking it. It usually is esier than having to melt it or saw it.

i have a question. So this thing drys by itself you dont have to heat it?

what material do u use?

no kidding ? that's really awesome :):) i know that some people earn money by making costumized horse for people, you could do that too :P

there are standardbreds that amount of money for sale and some untrained horses ;) atleast have seen some :D

haha i have that model

@cinnamonmewmew OHH I see. That mes sense. But I use acryllics so I guess there aren't really any prints on my horses.

to keep finger print off the horse :p

hey do u knoe how to just sculpt a tail without a base because im working on a horse and she was going to have a croped mane and tail

How do u keep it from having brush strokes and what kind of paint do u use ?

how do you do the dapple?

where do you get your clay, and what clay do you use??

man i wish i could do that!!!