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My Sinnott Baliador resin. I had originally painted him a perlino dun, but in flourescent light he was ORANGE. So I did some research and decided to paint him a Pearl Cremello. Andalusians and Lusitanos can carry a color gene known as Pearla which gives a metallic or pearlescent sheen to some colors. It seems most noticeable in the dilute colors.Related content
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I love your gallery. Your horses are so wonderful. I am just getting into this hobby and trying to track down a Pat Sinnott Hey Mule. I can't even find his website! Did you purchase your resins at shows or through a gallery?
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In this lighting he looks kinda like an albino.
He is really pretty though!
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I'v actually see a Pearl cremello lusitano stallion, goshwas he beautiful!
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Akhal-tekes have the pearl as well, I've seen some that look positively metallic.
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Thanks, I like him a lot.
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I loved these growing up, I just wish I had the money to get more (or do customs like you)
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You can get them fairly cheaply if you frequent thrift stores. They are usually only body quality, but perfect for painting!
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Might want to credit the sculpting artist here, who is Pat Sinnott...
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No, it is a Baliador resin by Pat Sinnott
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OMG! He is SO beautiful, I saw this pic and my jaw came unhindged! How do you do this stuff?? I love his blue eyes on the cremello pelt... So pretty instant
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Thanks! It takes LOTS of practice and trial and error!
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Wow... I don't know HOW you do it, but it's beautiful. One question: Can the paint come off?? Or is it permanent?
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Its permanent (mostly, it CAN be stripped off with lots of work). It is not a plaything, but an art piece. To learn more about model horses and the hobby surrounding them go to [link] or [link]
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Awesome, I collect Breyers so I wanted to know how permament ot was. What type of paint?
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Acrylic mostly, the shading and pinking is done with pastels.
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Wow! How interesting! (The fact you put in your description. XD)
I love this- great colors, and the pose is awesome. He makes me think of a Greek sculpture.
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i've never seen a cremello done on this mold. nice job! what did you use, airbrush or hand?
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Airbrush and pastels. Handpainted details. Thanks!!
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*drools exsessively* oh...my...goodness hes hot! the pose is so utterly impressive! love love his eye and how the face is coloured.
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