is there a custom breyer horse following on here??? if there is, here is some of my work pls enjoy

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is there a custom breyer horse following on here??? if there is, here is some of my work pls enjoy
Wixom, Breyer's big chonky draft mare, got a new mane, tail, feathers and ears from fellow artist Laura Skillern Sailer, and then I gave her this beautiful black roan blanket appaloosa paint job! I had a lot of fun pulling out all the details like mottling and striped hooves.
She is available at https://www.etsy.com/listing/4524192704/angelica-breyer-custom-black-roan
Sleipnir, as a draft horse!
I found a sad breyer at goodwill and made him into my beloved therapy horse, Tucker!
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Lemme tell you about a horse. And Sherlock Holmes. As you know, I'm a big fan of the 1984 Granada Sherlock Holmes series and I've watched it through a couple of times now. But I'm also a horse person, and so naturally, I took note of the horses used for filming. They obviously had a limited pool of horses to use so many of them appear and reappear throughout the series. But one horse caught my eye. She was a beautiful chunky little chestnut mare (I think) and she was EVERYWHERE. Right through from season one until The Master Blackmailer, which I believe was her final appearance, there are very few episodes where her face doesn't appear. And when I say she was everywhere I really do mean it. She appeared so often and in so many places that it became a joke between @lyracalmuse and I that she was the mastermind behind every crime Holmes investigated, because there was no reason for her to be present at so many otherwise. So she gained the nickname, Mareiarty, the Marengo of Crime. For some reason I couldn't get her out of my head. I wanted to make her so badly. So now I am. Here's the picture I'm using for the reference for her pose. I picked it because I like the bunched up energy and want to try and capture it. My reference document for her is over 70 pages long, all screencaps from the show where she appears. She's kind of taken over my brain, I can only assume with malicious intent.
Yes that's 221b behind her.
I really don't like all those custom Breyers that are just stablemates dippeded in random colors of paint on Etsy and Ebay. The eyes and hooves aren't even painted. I guess some them are nice color combos but they're clogging up the search results. There are just so damn many of them too! Possibly they're quick to make. It's a bit annoying having to click through pages and pages of them. Dx
Best bros💙