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A new little project I hope to be able to finish for this summers modelhorse liveshow.

What will this become?

Will I succeed or is the scale of this custom far too big?

We will sea....

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Breyer G2 Warmblood

Step one: Let the parties met face to face

Step two: Saw the poor creature apart, discart bits you wont need, hindlegs and neck for me, but I let them be in the picture so the dearly de-parted could say their goodbyes

Step three: Drill holes, or "joints", for small bits it can be wise to tape them to something. Not only its easier to hold on to with your handdrill (I always feel safer going at it with my own force rather than mechanical...) if it would decide to go COWABUNGA and hop off the table, its easier to find (no I did not crawl on the floor before 'inventing' this smart method...no...I have no clue what you speak of).

Step four: Time to begin the reassembly...somehow...

Description

A new little project I hope to be able to finish for this summers modelhorse liveshow.

What will this become?

Will I succeed or is the scale of this custom far too big?

We will sea....

---------

Breyer G2 Warmblood

Step one: Let the parties met face to face

Step two: Saw the poor creature apart, discart bits you wont need, hindlegs and neck for me, but I let them be in the picture so the dearly de-parted could say their goodbyes

Step three: Drill holes, or "joints", for small bits it can be wise to tape them to something. Not only its easier to hold on to with your handdrill (I always feel safer going at it with my own force rather than mechanical...) if it would decide to go COWABUNGA and hop off the table, its easier to find (no I did not crawl on the floor before 'inventing' this smart method...no...I have no clue what you speak of).

Step four: Time to begin the reassembly...somehow...