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    Stephen Follows
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      #487154
      Stephen Follows
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        I'm looking for some model horses that I can paint for using on a carousel. Any ideas where I might find some? I have seen only one site but they want £270 for 30 horses.

        #487156
        Steviegtr
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          I guess model railway people use them a lot for scenery.

          Steve.

          #487160
          not done it yet
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            @notdoneityet

            Thingiverse, for 3-D printing?

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            Roger Clark
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              What size?

              Regards

              Roger

              #487173
              Paul Lousick
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                Childrens toy shop. Also lots for sale on ebay.

                Paul.

                #487189
                nigel jones 5
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                  i second 3d printed….but how big?

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                  Nick Clarke 3
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                    I bought a Creality Ender 3 3D printer as a first step into the technology. Not finding 3D CAD easy to learn but struggling on.

                    It strikes me that you could buy an entry level printer and a couple of reels of filament for what you are being asked for for the horses – and the investment for the future is all there then.

                    Edited By Nick Clarke 3 on 23/07/2020 11:22:03

                    #487221
                    Ron Colvin
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                      Carousel horses are a somewhat different beast to the farm variety. Which means that you may have to model them yourself. 3D printing is one route to take, but you would need to use a 3D modelling program that is amenable to figurine modelling. The gaining of competency in the use of such a program can entail a steep learning curve. An alternative for someone with good hand tool using skills, would be to wood carve them.

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                      pgk pgk
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                        Is the OP modelling a specific carousel or his own variant. Some used idenitical horses whch brings in the option of some sort of pattern, silicone mould and plaster or cold casting work. Others had a variety of differing horses which makes such carvings more involved.

                        pgk

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