Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

[bladespark]

I found the horse! I found the one I want! The one I would pay for RIGHT THIS INSTANT!

And, of course, it's sold out. No more. And there's no way on the planet that anybody who bought one would sell it to me. *cries*

(Okay, no I'm not actually heartbroken over a resin horse, but dang! This one is stunning!)

http://equineresindirectory.com/showresin.asp?resinid=1720

Comments

[lacy.livejournal.com]

I don't know if it's something you're interested in getting into, but if horse sculptures interest you, there are always Breyers and Peter Stone horses which come painted and are much cheaper than the resins you've been looking at. You might be familiar with them already, but just thought I'd pass the word along. :)

[bladespark.livejournal.com]

Breyers I know. Breyers do not generally look like that. They are generally in very boring poses, and aen't often that detailed. Never heard of Peter Stone. I'll look them up. *nods*

I know there are lots of cheaper horses out there, but I'm picky. I used to have shelves and shelves of random knick-knacks, and a few years back I realized I didn't like them, they just took up space and were't anything special. Now I'm very picky about what I collect.

Thanks for the tip, in any case.

[lacy.livejournal.com]

Yeah, most all of the older Breyers have very uninventive poses I agree, hehe. Some of the newer molds look slightly better, but I definitely know what you mean. Peter Stones aren't too much better, except the molds are all a bit more recent.