Remember that accidental creation I showed on Instagram a while ago? The one with the absurdly large head and impossibly tiny legs? This is the story of how it came to be.
Honse started with an export error on an Andalusian stallion model. Instead of discarding the file, I decided to develop the unexpected result into a character of its own. I refined the original sculpt, added details, and reworked it in my own style. Even a creature with rather questionable proportions deserves some attention to anatomy.
The unusual appearance reminded me of the distinctive horse artwork by Rain Daze Art, so I contacted her to explain my project and discuss the resemblance. She was happy with what I was doing. To be clear, Honse was not created as a recreation of her artwork — the character originated entirely from my own modeling mishap.
Eventually, I wanted to see Honse beyond the digital sculpt and bring him into my painting work. I had three copies printed in Stablemate scale by my favorite print maker, **Natasha Chernyshevskaya of NCh Model Horse Studio**. Her prints are consistently excellent in quality, with the level of detail and finish that makes them a pleasure to work with. I then painted all three, giving each one a different color, markings, and personality.
The result is three very serious horses. Their anatomy, however, is still open to interpretation.
Material: High-quality 3D print (NOT a resin cast)
Scale: Stablemates size (2.87 in tall / 2.95 in long; 7.3 × 7.5 cm)
The printable 3D file is available on my Patreon.
You can find it HERE — if you'd like to print your own Honse and give this unusual creature a place in your collection.
About the Offers Format
If you are new to how "Offers" work, here is a short explanation.
Offers work similarly to an auction, but all offers are private:
If a bidder does not respond within their 15-minute window, they are out of the bidding and cannot re-enter. When no one makes a higher offer within the response window, the piece goes to the highest remaining bidder.
This keeps the process simple, fair, and prevents the final bidding from dragging on for hours or days.
Deadline:
Offers will be open for 2 days, ending on Sunday, November 1st, 2026, at 5:00 PM EDT (US) / 11:00 PM CEST (Berlin).
Bidding Rules:
Final Bidding:
The regular offer period ends at the stated deadline. After that, the 15-minute response rule applies.If a new highest offer is made, I will confirm it by email. From the exact time I send that confirmation, the current bidders have 15 minutes to respond with a higher offer.
If someone makes a higher offer within those 15 minutes, I will confirm the new highest offer and a new 15-minute window begins.
This continues as long as participants keep outbidding one another.
Strict 15-Minute Rule:
If you do not submit a higher offer within your 15-minute window, you are out of the bidding and cannot return later.
The 15 minutes are counted from the exact time I send my confirmation message, not from the time the offer was originally submitted. The 15-minute limit is strict and cannot be extended.
Multiple Bidders:
There can be any number of participants in the final bidding. If a new participant enters with an even higher offer, they become the new highest bidder, and the same 15-minute rule applies.
Final Offer:
When nobody makes a higher offer within the current 15-minute window, the bidding ends and the piece goes to the highest remaining bidder.
Final 6 Hours:
During the final 6 hours before the regular deadline, I will personally email the latest offers to all active bidders. This way, you don't have to constantly refresh the page or worry about missing an update. I will let you know when you have been outbid and when your 15-minute response window starts.
Live Updates:
The current highest offer will also be updated on this page throughout the bidding process.