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, 18th August 2015 20:51:37
Thank you horselover!!!!
By Retired breeder, 18th August 2015 20:53:26
Heres part of the racetrack:
By Retired breeder, 18th August 2015 21:45:37
That's awesome!!!
By Retired breeder, 18th August 2015 21:57:09
Thanks! Let me post another!!
By Retired breeder, 18th August 2015 22:02:28
Here's the pond I made!:
By Skeeterbug28, 18th August 2015 22:09:36
Wow, all your guys' stuff is really cool! I make stuff for Breyers; I'm too lazy and impatient to tinker with the tiny things you need to make Schleich gear. XD
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By Retired breeder, 18th August 2015 22:21:56
Haha! I will post a pick of totilas's halter and lead I made for him. For now, here's the mare pasture:
By Retired breeder, 18th August 2015 22:41:12
Your farm is amazing!!! Mines so drab.default smiley :(
By Retired breeder, 18th August 2015 22:43:44
No, it's just the grass, get some, it looks really cool!
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 01:46:52
What do you use for grass pengy?

I had this awesome idea: get pipe cleaners (chenille stems) that are green, then cut down the fuzz with scissors so all that's left is the wire. Then use to fuzz as diorama grass!
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 01:52:47
I love WATER, any water- ponds, waterfalls, rivers, pools, fountains, oceans, lakes, etc. therefore I want to make a small waterfall with rocks, hot glue, white seed beads, paint, and whatever I'd use for tiny plants. I want to make my entire farm realistic and totally "exotic"- lots of grass, flowers, water, and natural stone walls. That's my dream real barn, and I'm going to try making it in Schleich. I tried drawing it once but the first drawing took like an hour and it wasn't that great so I have up. This exotic dream barn would also have some Japanese style windows, and the stalls would be those fancy curved barred front ones. Sadly those would be very hard in Schleich!
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 01:53:39
Bouncy balls?! You're a genius!
By Irene Lynne, 19th August 2015 01:54:01
I use model rail road grass that comes in various colors in a long roll. Cover my baseboards with it and staple it on the underside.
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By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 02:06:56
Irene Lynne wrote:

I use model rail road grass that comes in various colors in a long roll. Cover my baseboards with it and staple it on the underside.


That's what I use! they have some nice colors!

Ya, the bouncy-ball just ended up in there ,and I was like, jollyball!
By Skeeterbug28, 19th August 2015 04:06:30
Model railroad grass or other turf works really well, I used it for a Breyer diorama of Sergeant Reckless in the Korean War. default smiley :)
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By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 10:44:51
I have some model railroad grass and water. I think. I might make something.
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 11:34:04
Awesome. I'll have to look at that!
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 16:57:30
default smiley :)default smiley :)default smiley :)default smiley <:o) I just found out that my project was selected as one of the top 300 middle school science fair projects in the country!!! SOO exciteddefault smiley <:o) Anyway, I found a schleich that looks exactly like the mare I ride. She is Arab and bay, that's all I know...default smiley (lol)
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 22:12:04
That/s so cool! What was your project? I want to try feeding a pumpkin milk and see how it grows...
By Skeeterbug28, 19th August 2015 22:13:52
I did an experiment making a bean plant listen to heavy deathcore music every day... It actually grew faster! My dad theorizes it was trying to grow legs and run away. default smiley (lol)
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By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 22:22:31
Oh my gosh! That is amazing!!!!
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 22:25:52
default smiley (lol) Mine was on sailing. I built a simulator and measured the strength of different sail fabrics. My mast is now being used as a fence for my schleichdefault smiley (lol)
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 22:26:53
Retired breeder wrote:

In case I do end up doing that, I ask for your opinion to help me make choices default smiley xd. If you guys could please help me that's be great! default smiley :)

Which should I do for the inner wood? dark wood, medium wood, or reddish wood? (Think the jungle tree wood in minecraft default smiley xd)

Which should I do: same color for the door trim and bars (black, red, silver, white, or dark green) , or a color for the bars (black, or silver) and a color for the trim (black, red, dark green, dark blue, or white)?

Which color stones should I do? (I don't know I ill have options for this just in case) light grey, dark grey, tan, brown, or multi stone color?

What color outer wood should I do? I also don't know if there's be options for this, but oh well. Pretty much any color, I MIGHT be able to water color and they sell lighter wood and turquoise weathered wood I do believe. Possibly more.

Should I add a part just in front of the main door with some grassy stuff and a piece of gravel path, or not? If so, dark grass or medium grass?

Should I put in a back exit where the tack area is? I may actually be able to build a door...


Any other opinions? I'll try to post a pic of my barn soon. Thanks guys!


Okay, I finally have time to answer this: I would say reddish wood and the same for trim, and have green bars. For stones, dark grey. Maybe a cute red brick if you can for the outside! Medium grass, and the diorama place also sells flower hedges for the front of the stable. No exit for the tack room though. Try a wash stall, and feed room in it too!
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 22:29:58
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Yaay schleichs! Hmm, where to start? Well, I have over 75+ schleichs.
Does anyone else love making schleich tack? I particularly enjoy crocheting saddle blankets.


Here is the first message ever posted here, funny to think it was only 8 months ago when this topic started!
By Retired breeder, 19th August 2015 22:33:24
Only 8 months! I thought it was a lot longer...... I should make a schleich diorama and enter it in the county fair.......
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