"Noir" is just a name for now, but if anyone has suggestions I'd love to hear them!
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Is it wrong to paint a beautiful breyer model? Maybe.
The only reason I decide to ever paint any is if they're messed up. Not like "oh, a chip here and there". Full on missing an ear, covered in scratches, and
covered in glitter that, no matter how hard I tried, would NOT come off. So this boy was very loved. (At the time I was young, didn't under the values. I literally took baths with him and sprayed him with glitter perfume *-* why I did that with a 30 to 50 dollar horse I'll never know, but younger me will.)
Luckily I try to keep all of my models nice now. Any new ones aren't taken out of the box.)
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All of the issues for me to paint a horse were specifically for him. Hence, I'm touching him up and making a custom from him.
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As of now he's on the painting stage. Two base coats of black, and the roan is coming on now. I'm planning on adding either Appaloosa or some pinto on there, or maybe both.
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His model is the "Catch me" horse. The mold is called "cantering warmblood.
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This is Noir before anything. Ear is chipped, some glitter, and scratches.
This is him "fixed." I changed his ma e style to be roached.
This is him now. As he progresses I'll try to add more images to show how he's coming lol. But if anyone has name suggestions or wants to put pictures for markings that'd be awesome. (I am planning on making one of his eyes blue with a white face marking, so any body patterns)
Overcast and Calm
