Die Hofbewohner waren begeistert - allerdings hatte das gute Stück einen entscheidenen Nachteil- der Durchblick fehlte irgendwie.
Nach einem kurzen Werkzeug-Einsatz war das Problem aus der Welt geschafft, Daumen hoch:
Dann musste das schicke Gefährt aus Zeitmangel erstmal wieder warten, doch neuerdings hört man es Abends in der Remise werkeln:
Die Beiden können aber noch nicht sagen, wann sie damit fertig werden, sie wollen es ja ordentlich machen.
Außerdem mal wieder in Arbeit, nach einer langen kreativen Pause *räusper*:
(Ekemen CM)
Und heute haben wir erfreut festgestellt, das Grand Cru von Percy tragend ist, hier ist das "Ultraschallbild"
Briar Rose hat noch eine Beinkorrektur bekommen (Oberarm länger, Unterarm kürzer):
Friese im Grünen:
Englisch Summary
A wild mix for a post, but you get lots of pics to look at. *g*
The carriage:
A while ago, I purchased it from a collection and my little riders were very happy- but they rightfully claimed that it would be great if they actually saw where they were driving.
So the hood was folded in (needed to cut and bend on the metal holding it up, so this is not a moving solution, but it is fixed in the new position)
Then a lack of time made me set the carriage aside - but recently, you can hear some noise in the evening - and when you check it out, you can see Otto and Carl work on their project.
The galopping white horse:
After a long time of ignoring him (and the remaining prepwork) I am now back to working on this horse. He's an Ekemen whom I customized to Thoroughbred stallion.
The gray something, vaguely horseshaped:
Grand Cru is in foal to Percy- this is her ultrasound image of the beginnings of a foal that will look a lot more lifelike in the end hopefully. *g*
Briar Rose:
This feisty little lady got a correction on her frontleg- the upper arm was lengthened and the lower arm was shortened, so the leg looks better now. The elbow needs a bit of work still...
Pasture piccie:
Our Friesian stallion (has no name yet)- as he was disturbed in tending to the lawn. *g*
