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Bangkok - 2004
Design by Storm Singer
of Quinault Stables
Custom Work by Aikarin
Ahhh...I'm going to have a
hard time shipping this pony to Storm Singer because she's such an eye-catcher!
I love how the bold colors and the design came together. Bangkok was
made from a 3rd generation white pony. She was one of the most
challenging customs I've ever attempted!
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The hardest part about this pony was the symbol, which wraps around her
waist and onto her non-display side rear leg. Neat, little black
squares against her white body and a red knight with golden veining.
It looks much better in real life...my digital camera didn't capture the
golden parts very well.
She also has two small squares
on her front right hoof!
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Bangkok was re-rooted with
soft saran hair in black, red, and white. Her tail also features the
same three colors.
I tried to make the squares
as "square" as possible, but since the body curves, some squares
aren't quite "square" ;)
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A pic of her eyes after
painting. This was pretty tough too. The eyes are jade green
with a wisp of darker green. Bangkok wears sparkling red and gold
eyeshadow.
Bangkok is NOT FOR SALE. |
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Here's a "before"
shot with the original blue eyes. |
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Bangkok was designed by
Storm Singer of Quinault Stables.
Her description:
Bangkok is a white earth pony with a black checkerboard pattern extending
from her rear, non-display hoof over her back and shoulder and ending on
her right, display shoulder. Her hair is striped black, red, and white.
Her symbol is a red knight with gold veining. Her eyes are two-toned jade
green and she wears glittery red and gold eyeshadow. She has two black
squares on her front, display side hoof.
Her story:
Bangkok is one smart pony! Chess is her one true love, bordering on an
obsession and she's master of every strategy she can learn! Her favorite
beverage is green tea and her favorite music is show tunes.
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