Customizing

Customizing Your Mane Beauty

Customize your Mane Beauty Styling Head into a work of equine art!

Etching a Pinto Pattern

Create pinto markings on your model using one simple tool: a hobby knife!

How to Reattach a Leg

A simple way to repair your shelf or play models who have had a particularly rough day in the pasture.

Dots: An Easy Technique for Dappling

Learn how to create stunning dapples using mixed media, including pastels, acrylics, and rubbing alcohol.

Etching a Clipped Coat

Etching is most often used to add white markings to a model, but this technique can create "clipped" coats as well!

Simple Scratch and Rub Repair

An easy way to fix minor rubs and scratches on your Breyer models!

Etching Stablemates

Stablemates make a great choice for etching: they’re inexpensive, quick to etch, and you can fit lots of them on a shelf!

Creating a New Leg

Learn how to mold and cast a new leg (or any broken piece, for that matter) in resin to restore a damaged model to its former glory!

How to Sculpt a Unicorn Horn

Not all unicorns need a long, fantasy-inspired tail, but a horn is a requirement! Learn how to sculpt a horn for your next magical custom.

Etching Basics

Etching is a fun, simple way to add white markings or patterns to an existing model without having to repaint it. All you need is a hobby knife and a model horse!

A Good Hair Day: New Hair, New Look

Sometimes small changes can make a huge difference on your model horse customizing projects. A new hairdo can change a model more than you might think!