How to Prep a Breyer Mini Whinnie
Preparing a Breyer Mini Whinnie for paint isn't the same as prepping a Stablemate (or larger scale). These guys have a few weird quirks of their own!
These are all the How-To posts I’ve written covering a variety of subjects.
Preparing a Breyer Mini Whinnie for paint isn't the same as prepping a Stablemate (or larger scale). These guys have a few weird quirks of their own!
Behold, the Octopi! I tried combining caulk and cornstarch back at the beginning of my 100% Silicone Caulk mold making adventures... and it was dismal…
Experimenting with mixing different ratios of Plaster of Paris and Wood Glue (and acrylic paint) to get stronger plaster casts.
Plaster Molds after the wax was removed A friend of mind built a DIY forge to melt aluminum cans and play with casting things. They…
A Simple Studio Setup
I’ve been meaning to translate my Facebook Gallery about Model Horse Photography Basics into a proper blog post for a while now… marry that up to my vow of finishing draft posts and here it is!
This post is about the various settings I use to photograph model horses in 1:32 (Breyer Stalemate) scale and smaller. The same things can be used for larger scales with a few tweaks. This post doesn’t cover image editing, white balances, etc. just Av, F-stops, and ISOs!
The Basics
Twenty Fourteen Theme Default Look
WordPress upgraded the other day and with 4.1 came upgrades to the themes. …And like a dummy I forgot I hadn’t made my changes in a childtheme, so I upgraded without making a backup of Stylesheet (style.css) and lost all my tweaks.
So I had to go back and hunt down the changes I made, saved here for posterity (and if anyone else needed them).
This is a continuation of the previous post on how to make Model Horse Fencing, which itself was a continuation of how to make Model…
Four Kinds of Stablemate Fencing In the last 'Let's Build Something!' post I showed you how to make and repair grass bases for your Stablemate…