Horse
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Sculpt:
Iplehouse Akando
Hair: Madam Mau
Mau's special roving dreads
Eyes:
12mm Eyeco Dresden
FaceUp:
Madam Mau Mau
Arrival:
Mk 1: December 2008, Mk 2:
January 2010 |
No one can take control like
Horse can. A Master of BDSM and tantra, Horse has the knowledge
and skill to calm the wildest heart or stoke a soul to transcendent
ecstasy. Horse is a Paracletus, a friend or helper of the
population of congenital vampires known as Peregrini. He helps
forge a bridge between their secret, night time world and that of the
everyday. Very few are accorded this honour but Horse's integrity,
fortitude and insight have earned him their trust and respect.
By night, Horse is the
internationally-famous Dungeon Master at the Seventh Circle, a select
fetish club in South London. By day, Horse is a sound
engineer and photographer.
Horse is a formidable presence, both
physically and spiritually. You can see from his eyes that he has
touched the infinite. He is a committed Buddhist and his faith
influences all he does.
Horse is Strongman and Wild Animal Tamer in
the NachtZirkus. He works with Lilu in the wild animal act and is
able to use his strength of spirit to control him. He
also helps Demian release his demons and, apart from Severin, is the only person to have seen
him cry. He is respected by all members of the troupe and is
consulted on any matters of importance.
Reading the
Karpūrādi-Stotra, his friends and
his 1967 Triumph Bonneville.
Cruelty of any form.
Horse has been the most difficult character
to manifest in resin. He is strongly masculine with a bulky,
muscular build. No
dolls were butch enough, The ones that had some muscle had bizarre
faces, and those with suitable faces were either munchkins or gangling.
Until, that is, Iplehouse brought out Akando, 70cm of rippling, resin
muscle. Perfect! However, after six months, it became apparent
that Horse's beautiful tan skin was slowly turning a hideous khaki
colour. This is a problem inherent in Iplehouse's original Real
Skin resin. The red pigment is extremely unstable and, when
exposed to light, it fades, leaving the underlying green pigment
obvious. So, with lots of angst and anguish, I chose to replace
him with a slightly more stable Normal Skin resin version. So he
is now a Horse of a Different Colour. |