We regularly expand our model horse range so that you can always purchase new 3D printed model horses from us.

Through our collaboration with Mirek_Art, you also have the opportunity to receive, for example, your own horse as a 3D model, which you can then have printed. Just contact us about this :).

Painting of the models is also possible on request and for an additional charge.

We'd be happy to create your model horse in your desired size. If you don't see it listed in our shop, just contact us via chat or the contact form :).

Since this question is especially important for the Custers among you: We print all figures up to the Classic size of 1:12 solid. From Classic onwards, we print hollow, but with thicker walls. This makes it easy to hair your purchased resin horses. Likewise, the legs of most horses in 1:12 and 1:9 are solid, given the wall thickness we use.

• The size 1:64 corresponds to the horses that fall under the micros (about 2€ each).
• 1:32 corresponds to the scale of the stablemates (approx. 4-5cm withers height. For ponies, of course, less).
• 1:24 is the intermediate size between a Stablemate and a Schleich horse.
• 1:20 Corresponds to the scale of Schleich horses
• 1:16 is the intermediate size between a Schleich horse and a Classic size horse. The withers height corresponds to approximately 9-10 cm (less for a pony, of course).
• 1:12 corresponds to the size of Classic horses and is the pre-size to the traditional scale.
• 1:9 is the traditional size and comparable to the Breyer Tradis scale. For most horse models, this scale is the last we can print with the resin printer.
• 1:6 corresponds to the size of Mr. Z horses. We print most of these models exclusively with the FDM printer. Please note that this will require more sanding, although we'll of course do a lot of preparatory work for you :)