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I wish we had..for Harry the Horse
- Thread starter Alisa
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Yep, all of that.
Hear! Hear!
I was just reviewing the list that Dakorillon (IMArts) posted and decided I should post what items I am working on and ones I plan to do in the near future.
Please, if anyone else is working on any of these, please let me know so we don't duplicate.
The barn I've already mentioned. I think I'll be creating multiple barn configurations.
Here's the 1 thru 5 stall barns (no tack rooms).
The next image shows 2 and 4 stall barns with a small (6'x12') tack/feed room in the middle.
In the next image, both barns are 3 stall barns with a large (12'x22') tack/stall room on the end, but mirror images of each other. I'll probably do the same for 2, 4, 5, and 6 stall barns.
The next is six stalls with a large tack/feed room on the ends.
Please, if anyone else is working on any of these, please let me know so we don't duplicate.
The barn I've already mentioned. I think I'll be creating multiple barn configurations.
Here's the 1 thru 5 stall barns (no tack rooms).
The next image shows 2 and 4 stall barns with a small (6'x12') tack/feed room in the middle.
In the next image, both barns are 3 stall barns with a large (12'x22') tack/stall room on the end, but mirror images of each other. I'll probably do the same for 2, 4, 5, and 6 stall barns.
The next is six stalls with a large tack/feed room on the ends.
I've made some items to help fill your barn.
Saddle rack stand.
Wall-mount saddle rack.
Collapsible saddle rack.
Bridle rack with shelf.
Hay/grain feeder.
Two-compartment feed bin.
What I plan to work on next:
- arenas and fences (dressage, metal panels/gates, rustic wood fences/arenas)
- flat-sided water bucket, regular bucket ( with water and grain contents)
- feed tub (with grain)
- feed scoop (with grain)
- sacks of feed
- hay bales, loose hay piles, scattered hay for floor/ground, open bale, hay bale flakes, mouthful of hay for horse
- wood shavings for stall floor, pile of shavings, scattered shavings
- blanket rack with various blankets
- tack trunk
- hat rack for helmets and cowboy hats
- galvanized metal stock tank
- salt block and holder
- muck bucket with *ahem* "contents"
- manure rake
- flat-bladed shovel
- grooming tote with various items to fill it
Hope I'm not biting off more than I can chew!
Saddle rack stand.
Wall-mount saddle rack.
Collapsible saddle rack.
Bridle rack with shelf.
Hay/grain feeder.
Two-compartment feed bin.
What I plan to work on next:
- arenas and fences (dressage, metal panels/gates, rustic wood fences/arenas)
- flat-sided water bucket, regular bucket ( with water and grain contents)
- feed tub (with grain)
- feed scoop (with grain)
- sacks of feed
- hay bales, loose hay piles, scattered hay for floor/ground, open bale, hay bale flakes, mouthful of hay for horse
- wood shavings for stall floor, pile of shavings, scattered shavings
- blanket rack with various blankets
- tack trunk
- hat rack for helmets and cowboy hats
- galvanized metal stock tank
- salt block and holder
- muck bucket with *ahem* "contents"
- manure rake
- flat-bladed shovel
- grooming tote with various items to fill it
Hope I'm not biting off more than I can chew!
Oh wow! Those are all looking amazing! Even if I can't have a real horse, I can build an amazing ranch with this! Really looking forward to it all! Just wow.
I especially love the Mini-burrows, there are some near my home that i can drive by and see occasionally, they are pinto colored, so I call them "Pinto Burritos". lol
Actually those are chinks but yeah she;s always got such cool looking gear
"Chinks are similar to chaps, but are shorter, typically hitting the rider below the knee but above the ankle. They are fastened around the rider’s legs by snaps, buckles, or other fasteners, but the fasteners stop above the back of the knee, allowing the chinks to move more freely from that point downward. The fringe on chinks is also usually longer and more prominent than fringe found on chaps."
A lot of farriers use chinks too as they are more more "free" than chaps, but give the leg the same protection; and they are very handy for stacking/bucking hay too, to keep your legs from getting scratched up. One will see them a lot too on bronco and bull riders in the rodeo.
Slobber straps- actually here is a good description - Slobber Straps: What Are They?
Lots of folks I know here in Colorado use them/use mecate bridles and reins. Personally I use all synthetic english tack these days for everyday/trail riding- totally waterproof and super easy to clean for lazy slobs like me
. I have my "show" bridles still for shows, parades, demos etc.
Thanks Laurie...I knew someone here would be able to help. Apart from casual riding as a teenager I've never really had much to do with horses. My brother used to help at the riding school he went to as a young adult and I tagged along occasionally but (shock, horror) I never really had a lot of time for it as I was busy with other things.
For more barn-related stuff that I've created, see this link: DoodleDesigns' WIPs