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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Gift_in_Edge » Fri Jan 03, 2014 2:36 am

Amazing customs! I'd make my own but I couldn't bring myself to behead a toy horse, no matter how ugly.
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Anderson'sAllPurpose » Sun Jan 05, 2014 8:50 pm

I've never really been a kentaur fan, but I may have to get the MH one anyway because that may be the strangest playline doll I've ever seen. I just hope there's some articulation.
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Trethowan » Sun Jan 05, 2014 11:29 pm

The Sooms are just adorable. I particularly like the fluffy cannon/fetlock. When I was younger I would put fuzzy wraps on my horse so he'd have fuzzy feet like a draft horse. ha.

I saw the 1:6 Loongsouls just today (and remembered this thread). How cute are they!?! I'd love to see one in person.

One of my friends bought the Luts centaur and brought it over for me to see. I really like the jointing on the legs and the natural way they can lay down/sit like a horse would sit. There was a thin spot in the resin along the barrel of the body that made me nervous, I can just see me chipping it, but for the most part the horse body seemed sturdy and was well proportioned with the human half.

I'm excited to see all your original centaurs. I'd bought two of those 20" Battat horses and a 60cm Mirodoll while it was 40% off. I thought I'd do an Apoxie job and see what I came up with but never quite got around to it. I'll have a Godfather horse head to play with. Won't THAT be fun? hahaha
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Tealove » Tue Jan 07, 2014 6:18 pm

I love the customs but I'm kind of like Gift. It would be too hard for me to behead a horse. I would have no problem with an obitsu/monster high custom though! I agree with zirconmermaid. That idea is fun to play with and I hope it works.

I also love the impldoll centaur body. I have no idea what other dolls can use it though.
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Trethowan » Thu Jan 09, 2014 5:55 pm

A large body My Little Pony + Equestria Girls doll might make an interesting MLP centaur. If one could find a MLP body that sized up to the dolls properly. I think that would be pretty funny.
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Tealove » Sat Jan 11, 2014 12:58 am

^hmm... well maybe a g3 pony, some playdough to shove through the pony neck hole and support the doll? Then cover the joining with a cute skirt. Then if you want them whole again, they could be restored.

I'm not going to buy an Equestia girl to try though. No need to awaken the collector beast within. If I get one, I'll want more. :oops:
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Trethowan » Sat Jan 11, 2014 12:32 pm

Tealove wrote:^hmm... well maybe a g3 pony, some playdough to shove through the pony neck hole and support the doll? Then cover the joining with a cute skirt. Then if you want them whole again, they could be restored.

I'm not going to buy an Equestia girl to try though. No need to awaken the collector beast within. If I get one, I'll want more. :oops:


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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby zirconmermaid » Sat Jan 11, 2014 1:04 pm

You are all so talented! Great centaurs!!
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby kurosu.chan » Tue Jan 21, 2014 11:35 pm

Trethowan wrote:I'll have a Godfather horse head to play with. Won't THAT be fun? hahaha


Is anybody around there bold enough to put it in Ivan's bed? :lol: Have fun with your horse head!
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Re: Centaurs & Year of the Horse

Postby Trethowan » Wed Jan 22, 2014 11:07 pm

kurosu.chan wrote:
Trethowan wrote:I'll have a Godfather horse head to play with. Won't THAT be fun? hahaha


Is anybody around there bold enough to put it in Ivan's bed? :lol: Have fun with your horse head!


HAHAHAHA!!!! YES... I love it. Foster is too obvious, it will have to be someone more devious. I have a lot of dolls that haven't been introduced yet. Dang, now I just HAVE to stuff it full of apoxie and mod little gutty bits hanging out of it.
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