Class 120 — Foals

Judge's critique — the model

Lovely base coat with nice shading. I'd like to see more consistency with the white edging.

Judge's critique — the photo

Great shot! It's pretty bright but the model is clear and centered.

Judge's critique — the model

Features classic gangly youngstock proportions and an alert, square stance.

Judge's critique — the photo

I am smitten with this entry!

Judge's critique — the model

While the sculpt presents an unmistakably proud Iberian carriage and lovely elevated trot, it appears to have a few very minor imperfections. Possibly just dust.

Judge's critique — the photo

The subject is framed and focused cleanly

Judge's critique — the model

While this entry captures the gangly charm and early feathering of a young Shire, its heavily grooved toy texturing and simplified lower leg joints keep its score within the solid range.

Judge's critique — the photo

Id like to see a seamless backdrop

Judge's critique — the model

While the sculpt captures undeniable donkey foal appeal, the simplified, blocky hooves and graphic, ringed eye paint hold it back from competing with anatomically detailed halter models.

Judge's critique — the photo

Id like to see a seamless backdrop

Judge's critique — the model

There appears to be splotchy over spray on the inside hind leg, and a small line on the upper front leg

Judge's critique — the photo

Id like to see a seamless backdrop

Judge's critique — the model

This figurine brings plenty of endearing character, but the attached molded base, buried hooves, and prominent peach color in the flank, and head posture blocking the shoulder hold it back in a competitive breed halter class.

Judge's critique — the photo

Shooting from high above foreshortens the subject, and visible loose dirt specks scattered across the table surface significantly disrupt the miniature illusion.

Judge's critique — the model

The head has nearly no details. Side note for other shows - Definitely document the dark skin being acceptable in foundation lines!

Judge's critique — the photo

Sadly lots of blur in this one