Making Indian Marwari Tack for a Breyer

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Materials used:
Plastic wrap
Aves two part epoxy
x-acto knife
White rustoleum primer
liquitex acrylic paint
vinyl
posca paint pens
Liquitex gloss varnish
Nail polish
Embroidery thread
Gorilla super glue with brush
Colorful ribbon
Thin durable wire
Needle nose pliers
Fluffy sock (I promise it’s clean)
Testors silver enamel
Necklace crimps
Small beads
E6000 glue
A fork
Black velvet
Gold fringe trim
Gold trim
Scrapbooking stars
Aluminum roof flashing
Silver trim
Silver beads
O rings
Crimp hooks
Red velvet ribbon
Thin white ribbon
Tiniest beads
Red yarn
Hair straighter
Mini pompoms
Tiny gold beads

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5 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@marie-neige2677 Год назад

I love how you made the stirrups! Some people rather buy them but i think theses are really well made/realistic and its way cheaper!

@brianahawkins8124 Год назад

Absolutely beautiful, have a great day.

@thegoblinsteed3558 Год назад

Mind is BLOWN!!!!! 🖤🖤🖤 It's Phenomenal.

@Chevynova88 Год назад

I love it! It totally looks like he’s jingling the bells😀

@Muninn22 Год назад

This is amazing! I would be so heavy in real life I guess. It would be really cool if you showed more reference pictures during the video. Like for each aspect a reference picture of that particular part. In any case, amazing work! I could never make something this detailed. They don't even have breyer horses here,only smaller scale, not sure the brand.

@starbatcraft Год назад

Yea I know what you mean, I'm not to keen on using pictures I don't own and aren't under a free license, I've asked people permission in the past and just been denied, maybe I'll try to link some in the description. Glad you liked it!

@starbatcraft Год назад

Ok I added the photo links in the description, some cool articles as well if you want to read more about them!

@Muninn22 Год назад

@@starbatcraft that's awesome! I will check it out! I totally understand your point. I never thought about the copyright, all the crazy rules for RU-vid

@Ko-el Год назад

YESS I’m so happy for this video, I have a few Marwari I want to make tack for! I saw them when I visited family in India many years ago, and have been in love with them since 💕 My grandmother gave me scrap fabric from Indian clothing with fancy embroidery and stuff on them, and they’d look super cool integrated into tack

@starbatcraft Год назад

Wow so lucky! That's so funny, my grandma gave me the ribbon I used in the video! If you do make some I'd love to see it.

@shorp-c5z Год назад

wowoowowowo very fashionable horses

@jodelka7558 Год назад

amazing work

@stellayourmok428 Год назад

ITS SO PRETTY!!!!!🤩🤩🤩 But I feel bad for the irl horses bc it’s kinda abuse🥹

@amicableenmity9820 Год назад

The training? because the bells won't scare them once they're desensitized.

@starbatcraft Год назад

Glad you like it! Yea I know what you mean, with anything there are good and bad owners, the culture is definitely different there and I can't really speak on it as an American.