Model Horses Restored/Designed by Cat

Welcome to the Smilodon Art Stables. Please feel free to leave feedback on the remakes shown here -- comments and suggestions are not only welcome, they are encouraged!

If you happen to own one of these little lovelies, or see them at a local show, please send pictures? The artist would love to see them in action.

The photos for Debut have been lost. If you have any pictures please send them to Smilodon Art. Thank you.

SA Debut is an Appaloosa/Arabian at Liberty, featuring mottled nostrils, lips, eyes, ears and genitalia. He also sports a pink muzzle and boy parts, striped hooves, very faint sclera, a tiny bit of mapping, and dark blueish roaning all over his beautiful body. His eyes have been glossed. He has had some seams sanded, though his Breyer logo remains and he has been left in his original mold pose. This model was sold unshown on eBay.

A flashy black appaloosa jack mule, Redundant features mottled nostrils, lips, eyes, ears and genitalia. He also sports a pink muzzle and boy parts, striped hooves, very faint sclera, gray spot mapping, and dark blueish roaning all over his beautiful body. His eyes have been glossed. He has had some seams sanded, though his Breyer logo remains and he has been left in his original mold pose. Redundant led Cat a merry chase before being transformed into this spotted beauty. After hoofing after him all over town (to find a good remake prospect), Cat lovingly took the little guy in hand and gently changed his outlook on life, turning him into the delightfully laughing prankster he now is. This model was also sold unshown on eBay.

SA Fly Boy by Cat Osborne is a jumping Appaloosa Sporthorse. He features lightly mottled nostrils, lips, eyes, and genitalia. He also sports four dainty white socks, gelding parts, striped hooves, very faint sclera, salt and pepper mane and tail, a bit of roaning on his white areas, and dark blueish roaning all over his beautiful body. Except for the few blemishes removed, he was overpainted on his factory finish. His eyes have been glossed. He has had some seams sanded, though his Breyer logo remains and he has been left in his original mold pose (a bent leg was repositioned). His hooves have been carved only slightly to remove mold roughs. Sold unshown on eBay.