Schleich!

By Retired breeder, 20th January 2015 14:52:07
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Hello all fellow schliech lovers! I set up this topic for people who want to talk about the amazing models! Share your collection, tips, and your favorites in this topic! Enjoy!
 
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By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:14:51
sure thing! i don't have any of your unis, btw.

just tell me when you want me to return them and i will
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:15:17
finally finished my website for my stable

http://haydensissel.wix.com/midnightsunstables#!services/cfvg
By jlmiller, 10th February 2015 00:15:44
Retired breeder wrote:

Not really, I just kind of want my unis and such if you have them, and some of the mane colors so that I can get my trophy.

I have one Fjord thats it. He has the most common color.
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By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:16:18
What's with the stable websites? What are they for?
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:17:04
for our schleich stables because we go overboard when it comes to realism
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:18:32
We'll I probably won't make one. Have you seen my barn tour? Any suggestions for future videos?
By jlmiller, 10th February 2015 00:18:34
Retired breeder wrote:

for our schleich stables because we go overboard when it comes to realism

Couldnt say it better myself.
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By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:19:13
Idk. I've been reviewing a few of the schleich models and such
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:33:25
Ya, okay, I saw your tour, really cute!
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:33:56
Thanks penguin!
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:34:19
So cute! Is that you?
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:39:19
Who r u talking to
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 00:42:06
You on your stable page.
By jlmiller, 10th February 2015 00:59:59
My site needs pictures!
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By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 01:10:42
I am so bad with pictures! I want to start a schleich blog, but I am so bad with pictures, forget it!
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 01:29:47
I love photographing shcliech! well I gotta go bye!
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 01:53:19
Bye! I love it too!
By jlmiller, 10th February 2015 02:48:44
All I need is pictures of my tack..haha
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By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 02:56:32
So today I went to micheals to get a few safari horses. I got:

Amelia, the white Arab mare, to be repainted.

Roxy: the Arab foal, to be repainted

Audrey on Streaming light: YES my first person! Brb
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 02:56:44
Ya, how do you make buckles?
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 03:03:22
Btw none of the people on the site I made are real I made them up
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 03:10:01
Oh, okay! That makes more sense!
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 03:12:08
Yeah. The name in the web address is my name though
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 03:12:39
Ok I'm back. So this is my horse show name/ barn name and painting plans for my new horses:

Amelia's (insert jewel here, according to painted color) or Amy: maybe palomino, or maybe I'll just redo the white she's so dirty and a bad paint job. But really I'm leaning far toward roan, especially if her filly is cherry bay.

Inganiad, or Roxy: red bay

Cookies n Cream, or Aussie: maybe just a repaint for the white spots, it's bad.

Audrey: man, she wears way to much eyeliner. I'd redo her eyes but they're SO TINY! Anyway I might not name her Audrey
By Retired breeder, 10th February 2015 03:15:50
Penguin, to make buckles, take a pair of wire cutters/ pliers. Then take the wire. Put it through the ply part near the end and clamp it. There should be the long part of wire on one side, a tiny bit on the other. Then take the long part and wrap it around the end of the pliers once. Go beside the little bit sticking out. Then pull it carefully off the ply part, and cut off the excess. It should be a oval with a line through it.
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