This is my other Spinnaker, a chestnut tovero named "Shindig".
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- Lesli Kathman
- Charlotte, NC
- maker of small, shiny horse-shaped things and sometime horse color researcher
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2 comments:
Do both your Spinnies stand without help? Mine require sticky wax to keep them upright---such a heavy tail, I guess...
Yes, they do - but not securely enough for my tastes. If you pulled back the viewfinder in those pictures, you'd see my hand hovering beside them ready to catch in case I breathed on them wrong.
The poor guys have been laying on their sides for two years now, waiting for me to get base-free pictures of them before I placed them on bases. I'd love to keep them base-free, but I'm even more keen to display them upright where everyone can actually see them. (Though Elvis does have quite a fetching belly...)
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