Breyer Othello - Understanding the Reciprocal System of a horses back leg
2023 ж. 15 Жел.
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In this video I am doing another Breyer Horse Review. I will take a look at Othello and explain the reciprocal system of a horses back leg.
In this video I am doing another Breyer Horse Review. I will take a look at Othello and explain the reciprocal system of a horses back leg.
I hope you are all enjoying this series. I am working on Vermeer next. Please feel free to let me know which you would like to see in the future.
Thank you for this video. I was wracking my brains out with what is going on with that bent leg. I love him though! I have a conga. I can't wait for him to come out as a stablemate! I was so happy Breyerfest 2023 turned him into a mare.
He is a fan favorite but that leg really gets me. I like the 2 coming out next year for the club!
Excelent
Thanks so much. I am enjoying creating this series.
As always excellent and informative! He looks like he's stepping over something, or has an ouchy rear frog , or is lifting that leg to kick at a fly? Or he has Wobblers? I dunno. Bbut it DOES create a very neat sense of motion which takes the mold from being a static thing on a shelf to actually creating movement. And like you said the ears listneing creates a dynamic model, so yes, big point for atristry!
Thanks! Vermeer is next. Othello makes for an interesting model for performance.