Ultimate Heavy Horse Textures and Poses.

The Heavy Horse is the ONLY horse model available for use in Poser that has a properly articulated neck allowing it to graze in a natural pose. Also while I use the Daz3d Millennium Horse for most of my close up work, I ONLY use the Heavy Horse for large muscular draft animals (ie: Shire horses, Clydesdales, Percherons etc) as the draft morphs for the Millennium Horse just do not cut the mustard. Daz also have their Charger horse model but it too falls short when compared to this model in depicting a large muscular heavy horse. Also if you are creating fantasy or historical art and need a trusty steed for your hero there is no better horse model for Poser than the Heavy Horse!

From bays to palomino to dun now you can have them all. Package includes the following:

Total of 43 texture maps and 41 MAT poses consisting of:

· Horse body textures in chestnut, black, black with white socks, dapple grey, golden dun, palomino, light bay, dark bay, light chestnut, red chestnut all 2000x2000 pixels

· 3 eye textures in natural, blue and red

· 4 textures each for the regular mane and tail in black, silver, chestnut and cream

· 1 transparency map each for the regular mane and the regular tail

· 2 textures for the long fetlocks in black and silver

· 1 transparency map for the long fetlocks

· 6 textures for the flowing tail in black, chestnut, grey, cream, red and silver

· 1 transparency map for the flowing tail

· 6 textures for the flowing mane in black, chestnut, grey, cream, red and silver

· 1 transparency map for the flowing mane

· 6 MAT poses for applying the different hoof textures

· 11 dynamic poses

· 2 expressions (angry and friendly) and 1 default expression

What other people have to say about this package:

The heavy horse is still the best horse out there for movement and your gorgeous textures have revived it as far as I'm concerned, and the seams.. although noticeable do not detract from it's appearance unless you are right on top of the mesh. They are easily post worked out. - Judith