Covered Hay Rack for Schleich Model Horses
Covered Hay Rack for Schleich Model Horses
For Schleich & Collecta model horses - Scale 1:20
Looking for the most realistic hay rack for your model horses? Our covered hay rack recreates every detail down to the canopy ribs — an exclusive design, 3D printed and available only in a realistic silver metal-look finish.
Printed with high quality white UV Resin
Post-processing with UV station for safety and to improve the material performance
Available in different options : unpainted resin or hand painted
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Why You’ll Love our Covered Hay Rack:
🔹 Incredible realism – Every bar and rib of the canopy roof is modeled in fine detail, just like a real barn hay rack.
🔹 Fill it with hay or coconut fibers – Add real hay or coconut fibers to create an ultra-realistic feeding scene for your Schleich horses.
🔹 An exclusive design – This covered hay rack is a 3D printed original you won't find anywhere else — nobody else makes or sells this model.
🔹 Protects the hay – The curved canopy roof shelters the hay from the weather, just like a real covered rack.
🔹 A statement piece for your stable – Add a realistic and practical touch to your paddocks, stable yard or barn diorama!
🔹 Metal-look silver finish only – Available exclusively in a realistic silver, metal-look finish, to stay true to a real hay rack.
Material
Material
Our 3D printed products are meticulously created using a state-of-the-art 3D printer and premium UV resin. Every item undergoes a thorough UV curing process. Resin 3D printing offers a higher resolution and a smoother surface finish than traditional filament 3D printing.
How to Paint it?
How to Paint it?
Our 3D printed items are crafted using high-quality white UV resin. While our prints undergo a meticulous UV process, there may be residue from the printing supports. Simply use fine-grit sandpaper to smooth out any remaining marks.
For a flawless finish, consider applying a primer compatible with your paint. Use acrylic paints suitable for miniatures, applying thin layers and allowing them to dry. Aerosol spray paint can provide an even finish on larger surfaces. Add details with fine-tipped brushes using acrylic paints.
Seal the paint with a clear varnish if desired.
Model horses scales explained
Model horses scales explained
Model Horses come in various sizes, or "scales". The most common scales include Traditional (1:9), Classic (1:12) and Bijoux ( 1:20 to 1:24). Identifying the scale of your model horses is important when selecting appropriate 3D accessories and kits. This page will help you determine which scale your models fall into :Learn more about scales.
If you're still not certain just ask us in the live chat on the bottom right of your screen or write us at anna@mymodelhorse.com
