Breyer CM Plains Indian War Pony/Horse - OOAK

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"A Northern Cheyenne Indian war Pony; before a raid on an enemy camp. It's going to be a ride of at least '2 sleeps' (3 days) so this mount is equipped with a grass-stuffed hide pad saddle; which was made by a woman in the warrior's camp. T's a blanket and wolf pelt (with tail) for the warrior's riding and later, sleeping comfort. Days are getting colder so a hide haunch drape was made to keep those back muscles warm." This Traditional size Breyer model has been re-done in the following ways to capture the spirit of a Plains Indian War Pony: Logo removed, Ears and 2 Hooves carved along with a resculpting of the mane which has two simulated, Bald Eagle feathers braided in. The Tail has been re-modeled in the tied fashion a warrior used to keep an enemy from being able to easily grab the tail in the hopes of throwing the pony off-balance. The grass-stuffed hide pad saddle is handmade in an authentic Plains style of the mid 1800's. The haunch drape is decorated with 'pony beads' lane-stitched along one edge. The blanket and attached, simulated, 'wolf' pelt are easily removed to reveal the pad saddle beneath. The combination war bridle/mecate are hand plaited artificial sinew and looped around the jaw. His war symbols depict wounds received in prior battles as well as enemy camps raided. His Circle Eye gives him clear vision and the read more

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