3dtotal Anatomy: Equine figure
3dtotal Anatomy: Equine figure
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The horse is known to be a particularly difficult mammal to replicate, its forms often misunderstood even by experienced artists. Regularly used as a basis for fantasy beings such as dragons, unicorns, and kelpies, a solid understanding of a horse’s anatomy goes a long way in creature design. The half-écorché/half-skin equine figure offers you the chance to study both the muscular structure and the surface variations of a horse in detail.
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The horse is known to be a particularly difficult mammal to replicate, its forms often misunderstood even by experienced artists. Regularly used as a basis for fantasy beings such as dragons, unicorns, and kelpies, a solid understanding of a horse’s anatomy goes a long way in creature design. The half-écorché/half-skin equine figure offers you the chance to study both the muscular structure and the surface variations of a horse in detail, acting as a perfect resource when photographs aren’t enough and you aren’t able to study the animal in real life. If you want to produce believable and authentic creature designs then anatomical reference such as this is a must.
Take care of your Anatomy Figure and do not leave in direct sunlight or discolouration may occur.
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Product details
• Cast in neutral grey resin to make the detail easy to see
• Offers side-by-side comparison of full skin and muscle flow
• Height: 6.2-inches/15.7cm
• Weight: Approx 260 grams
• Produced in China
• Sculpted by Gaël Kerchenbaum
Please note, colour may vary slightly from photographic images shown due to lighting.
Caring for your anatomy figure
Caring for your anatomy figure
- We recommend that you avoid leaving your anatomy figures in direct sunlight, as prolonged UV exposure can lead to discolouration.
My figure doesn't fit in its base! What can I do?
My figure doesn't fit in its base! What can I do?
It can sometimes be tight to get the pegs on the feet of the figures into the base and so the legs often need pulling apart a little to enable them to fit, as in these videos:-
However, if it still seems that the figure doesn't fit or you aren't sure, please get in touch with us at support@3dtotal.com with photos of your figure and base and we'll be happy to help!
Reviews
Customer Reviews
This figure is really helpful. It breaks down the complexities of horse anatomy into visible and understandable chunks. I haven’t used it to help me create creatures yet, but I am excited to do so. Came quickly and was easy to put together
Very beautiful Equine figure to be offered as a birthday gift.
I have bought over the years 2 Anatomical Models of Horses... and just received a copy of this one. I'm a sculptor, and I can never have to many Reference materials for what I do. I've been sculpting since 1965.. and man I wish I had this resource back then.
I've promoted this horse on my YouTube Channel, where I video myself sculpting. I hope my followers will take advantage of this wonderful Model of a horse.
I just recently got mine in the mail after waiting almost 2 months for it. The box the figure came in had a few small holes and dents in it. When I opened it, the figure was all intact except for the tip of the left ear had fallen off. I tried to look for it in the box but it wasn't there. (I'd plan to just glue it back on) I don't wish to return the item since I've already waited so long, and everything else looks fine. If anything I'll just try to fix it by adding on some epoxy clay later. Other than that, it's a very nice horse reference. I bought it to help with my drawing and 3d sculpting work.
Love it! It's difficult to find ecorche models that are both accurate for study and inspiring to display. It's not large so it fits well on almost any surface but it has enough detail and presence to be immediately striking as a display and immensely useful for referencing. If I had one wish, it would be that a series of animal ecorche would be made that display the muscle and skeletal structures. I'd pick that up, no question! Overall, this model is well worth the price and I have been showing it off to colleagues who are now considering ordering their own.
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