Which one would you take, part three

A couple days ago, I posted a collage of all most of my resin models on Facebook and asked, "If you could take one, which would it be?" 

Kirsten Wellman wants Ginseng. She writes: Oh, that Gerhardt Vigil! ❤ I love that flaxen liver color on him. That resin was my holiest of holy grails for a long time. I was in high school when it was released, and I was so bummed when I wasn't drawn from the lottery to buy one. (I'm pretty sure it was a lottery.) I remember daydreaming about what color I would choose---bright bay with a blaze and four socks. I did finally acquire one about 10 years ago. He's a medium bay with chrome, so I'm thrilled.

Ginseng, Vigil sculpted and painted by Karen Gerhardt

Marissa Helling and Christine Sutcliffe chose Emma. Marissa says: Your pinto, cantering Mule. I think her name is Emma, right? I just adore her. She's so unique, versatile, and has such a lovely paint job. I love a good long ear, and she checks all the boxes.

Christine's explanations is simpler: Definitely Emma if I absolutely had to narrow it down - she’s so iconically Braymeresque to me!

Emma, Jasmine sculpted by Mel Miller and painted by Tiffany Purdy

I was surprised - and touched - that my local friends wanted models painted by me. Teresa Buzzell and Farbian Rodgriguez both singled out Formal Attire as a must have. Fabian says: Formal Attire. Honestly it was just love at first site. I absolutely adore this model, and I am truly his #1 fan!

Formal Attire, BHR Loper sculpted (I think) by Sue Sifton and painted by Jennifer Buxton

Heather Malone wants my 2018 NaMoPaiMo model, Maeve. She writes: I covet your fleabitten Brigid sculpted by Jenn Scott. I stupidly sold my blank. It’s a small run and they never come up for sale, but I love her so much. She has the air of packer in a schooling program, and I love the paint job especially since you painted her.

Maeve, Brigid sculpted by Jennifer Scott and painted by Jennifer Buxton

Another surprise: Jeanne Laverdt not only covets my Streetwise and knows him by name. This is an older piece and has only been featured on my blog once or twice. I didn't think anyone remembered that he exists!

Sweat Equity, Streetwise sculpted by Karen Gerhardt, customized by Jennifer Buxton and painted by Melissa Mistretta

Donna Allen expressed an interest in Octopurdy, saying she "could really put him to work on the ranch!"

Octopurdy, Oktopussy sculpted by Brigitte Eberl and customized and painted by Tiffany Purdy

Similarly, Diana Macdonald is excited about Jennibray's performance potential. She writes: The jumping mule. A) I do love a good mule and B) this one is versatile for performance in hunter/jumper, eventing and other: coon jumping or in hand trail.

Jennibray, Jumping Nancy sculpted by Brigitte Eberl and customized and painted by Tiffany Purdy

Teresa Botkins' pick is Hot Summer Knight. She writes: For me it would be one of the Morgans, of course, and although I find them all lovely, and I actually have copies of them myself, it's the Knightly Cadence that calls to me. Such a pretty chestnut.

Hot Summer Knight, Knightly Cadence sculpted by Carol Williams and painted by Sommer Prosser

Julie Brooks chose Gizette, saying she's always adored this lovely model.

Gizette, Giselle sculpted by Stacy Tumlinson and customized and painted by Tiffany Purdy

Randa Garrett wants Khemonahar Ali...

Khemonahar Ali, Khemosabi (body) and Nahar (head) sculpted by Sarah Rose and customized and painted by Tiffany Purdy

and Heather Visser covets Frank. She writes: I have always loved Khan, but am not a fan of the tail. The tail on yours makes him stand out with it so much more. It also probably helps that he’s an Appaloosa, and everyone knows that I’m crazy about appys. Also this is one of only two of this mold in appy I care for. Yes I am picky as can be!

Frank, Khan sculpted by Sarah rose and customized and painted by D'arry Jone Frank

Jennifer Lambert is making designs on Vulcan: Oh no another Dozen Roses resin whatever shall I do... (voice trailing off as a sidle away with said resin poorly hidden behind my back)

Vulcan, Dozen Roses sculpted by Kathi Bogucki and painted by Melissa Mistretta

Last and definitely not least is little Hawkward. No less than three people expressed interest in adding this one to their herds. Sorry, Suzanne Combs, Beth Patterson and Margaret Balch. He's staying here for the foreseeable future!

Hawkward, Hawk scan of real horse modified by Maggie Bennett and painted by Tiffany Purdy

Thank you again to everyone who participated. It's been so fun sharing my models with you this way!