Metal Sculpting Tools ( I like these for mooshing bigger areas, creases, or just scooping epoxy from a tub)

• Sculpting Spatula **MY FAV** (I use this every time I sculpt)
• Ball Stylus Set (these are incredible for wrinkles and detailing. You can also get bigger sizes for muscle sculpting)
• Activ Wire Mesh (this is the base of a lot of my manes and tails, along with wire)
• Armature Wire (1/8" is appropriate for most larger scale pieces, 1/16" would be good for stablemates)
• Super Glue (this glue is thin but not too thin, and should work with baking soda, if needed)
• Gloves (these are my favorite gloves for sculpting and painting in!)
• Lint-Free Paper Towels 

• AMC Sculpting Tools 

I have a variety of these (Pointed Spatula, Rounded Spatula, Half Spatula,  Pointed Claw, Hook) and they are all fantastic.

• Magic Sculpt - 5 LB Tub

​^You can also get smaller samples, or try different colors, this seller is amazing (and is not me,)

(these are also great for sculptors too, they are all PICTURES in color of various breeds, I have them all and they are all fantastic!)

• ​Horse Images For Artists
• Isolated Horse Images for Artists
• Horse and Mule Images for Artists
• Foals: Horse Images for Artists

How Your Horse Moves

• Horse Anatomy For Performance

​^^Both of these are amazing! Lots of useful pictures and information without getting overly technical

• Essential Hoof Book 

^if you plan on focusing on scupting, this book I would also consider an essential..."no hoof, no horse" after all!

• Atlas of Animal Anatomy for Artists
• Horse Anatomy Coloring Book

^This coloring book is useful in that you can color certain muscle groups, etc to learn them a bit better. 

• Horses and Other Animals in Motion​
  

​^this is probably the least useful as the pictures are small, but its a neat way to see the stages of the horses gait

A full length tutorial on painting dirtied pasture hooves! Featuring "Wilbur" my custom Breyer Georg.