Figurines of horses and harness.

I made a new ceremonial, diamond garnet, fur harness for the sultan's horse.  A horse from Peter Stone. Scale 1\9.
Harness materials: gold-plated metal, rhinestones, textiles, leather, artificial hair, fur.

Beautiful work all round!
I’m a model horse collector too, and while I’m personally not a fan of the PS Arab mould, I absolutely love the regalia!

Beautiful work.

While I'm not particularly crazy about the horse (like Lynkhart), I think your work is resplendent and worthy of any self-respecting sultan.

Friends, I thank you for the appreciation of my work.

Absolutely gorgeous work!

GubernatorFan wrote:Absolutely gorgeous work!

Thank you! Very glad!

Wow! That is really cool. Beautiful craftsmanship on all the tack and accessories.

Stryker2011 wrote:Wow! That is really cool. Beautiful craftsmanship on all the tack and accessories.

Thank you!

Ceremonial harness of the royal horses of the Ancient East and Asia.
Harness materials: gilded metal, textiles, leather, rhinestones, artificial hair.

Beautiful work as always. It occurs to me that if you were doing this for sixth-scale horses, the beads and jewels would be a lend themselves to the design even better.

Thank you very much! I have a small apartment. ))))))))))))))

Oriental ceremonial harness No. 7.
Ceremonial, diamond outfit of the royal horse of the Ancient East and Asia. For collectible figures of Peter Stone horses. Scale: 1: 9. Height 25 cm.
Materials: gold-plated metal, textiles, leather, rhinestones, fur, artificial hair. Handmade work.

Decorative plates "CAVALRY OF THE XIX CENTURY".   The author is your humble servant.

Very neat video presentation.

The beloved of Alexander the Great, Thais of Athens from the novel of the same name by Ivan Efremov. Riding a Macedonian horse.
The Macedonian horsemen of Getaria did not
use saddles. As a rule, a
cheprak was placed on the horse's back, which
was held in place with a wide
girth.
The role of a cheprak was played by a thrown
tiger or leopard skin, as can
be seen on sculptures and mosaics of the Hellenic
era. The main task of the cherpak was
to protect the skin on the rider's thighs from the acrid
horse sweat.
A metal armor was put on the horse's muzzle.
Horsewoman doll phicen S23B. Scale 1:6. The author of the harness and the horsewoman is
your humble servant.

Gorgeous work. Nice to see you doing sixth scale horses.