Beautiful Horse Tack

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These sets consist of Chicago screwdriver fittings and reins. No guarantee is given for the security of the goods we sell. Purchaser shall assume all risks and liabilities arising from the use of these goods.

Horse tack model

When you ask yourself: "What is Modellpferd-Tack? To find out more about the amateur horse collection, please click on this adress. I have done is to use my weaving and leatherworking abilities on this craft to provide genuine, properly done turning points for the workhorse.

My work is "LSQ" (Live Show Quality), which means that it meets the highest demands of the modell horse community - an expert modell horse judges checks the work for the smallest mistakes, both personally and personally. After a lifetime of doing the right thing for living animals, I enjoyed the challenge of making horse tacks that look just like the right thing in every little detail.

However, you should not miss "Polka Power" - made by Mindy Berg from Spruce Mountain Studio. This beautiful Zahara resins, modelled by no less than Stacey Tumlinson, was Mindy's lifelike and highly refined Pinto Arab or "Pintabian". I will show you my work with Polka Power and some of the other styles.

The Polka Power wears a hand-woven "rawhide" headpiece filled with stereo silvery and hand-woven knot on a handmade stereo argent. They are made of hand-turned "horsehair" with worked snap buttons and genuine leathers at the end of the jaw. Sheila' s beautiful, hand-painted matriarch gum wears my bridles.

It looks legit, doesn't it? Danielle's wonderfully decorated dune horse won almost everything at the "No Frills" show in January. There he is, carrying a woodchuckamore I made: