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EDITION
IS NOW CLOSED - Information left for those
making time payments. Price
$125 ppd
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shipping IS included * in US, international orders
add extra postage
Was Available to Order Only
For 6 Months:
August 1st, 2015 through
February 1st, 2016
This
edition was sold only for this 6 month open period.
You can pay in full or start
time payments by placing a deposit only during
this time The first mold was cast by Morgen (sold
out) but the subsequent molds will be professionally
cast with wire supports.
3
Ways To Pay! See PayPal payment buttons
below. *
- Pay
in Full (shipping asap!)
- $45
Deposit / Pay off at Your Pace within 1 Year
- Automatic
Payments of $20.85/mo for 6 months
*
To pay by check or Money Order just contact
me
When
your payment (option 1) or deposit (options 2
and 3) is made a casting will be created for you.
There is no limit on number you can order but
there may be a wait to receive your casting as
they are not made in advance. Castings ship in
the order they are paid off in full and a queue
may be created to allow customers to see how long
a wait they may have for castings (may be several
months from
the time paid off). Those orders paid in full
sooner will ship sooner.
—— Pay in Full $125 postage paid———
Castings Ship in the Order They Are Paid
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Also Two Time Payment Plan Options!—
$45
Deposit for Time Payment (option
#2 above)
A
$45 deposit reserves your copy and starts your
time payments - you have up to 12 months / 1
year to pay off the balance.
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(or)
Start $20.85/Monthly Automatic Payment
Plan
***(please read their
terms I do not control this feature!)
These automatic PayPal payments can be canceled
at any time if you cannot make a payment for
any reason & paid off at your own rate.
You may also stop the automatic deductions and
pay off your horse sooner if you like!
6 Monthly Payments (option #3 above)
Bills
you automatically via PayPal*** for $20.85 for
6 months.
Sly Lassie on 6 Month
Time Payment
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IMPORTANT
FOR ALL TIME PAYMENTS: When your final
payment has been made be sure to also send me
an email with your current shipping address! ***(please
read their terms I do not control this feature!)Deposits and payments are non-refundable.
Paying
by Check or Money Order
The same prices apply but simple send a message
to both of the following two email addresses;
morgen@one-horse.net;
artbymorgen@yahoo.com to verify and get mailing
address.
Payment
Methods Accepted
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Payments
can be made by PayPal, credit card invoicing
or by phone, or by mailing a check or money
order to me directly. Please email me for
my current snail mail address when mailing
any check and money order payments.
Please send all inquiries to both of the
following two email addresses;
morgen@one-horse.net;
artbymorgen@yahoo.com
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Paypal payments should be addressed to morgen@one-horse.net
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If
for any reason you feel I may have missed
a question please do not hesitate to inquire!
I always try to confirm payments within
a few days so these confirmation emails
may be going into your spam filters.
Alternate contact information is always
appreciated as well!
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HER FULL GALLERY HERE
Orders
Will Be Confirmed Via Email
If
you are not getting replies from me my
emails may be going into your spam filters
or not getting to you for some reason.
The internet is a fickle creature. Please
allow a reasonable amount of time for
response but if you do not hear from me
within a day or two please don't hesitate
to write
to me again using both email
addresses (see contact page) to ensure
your message gets through.
This
means that deposits / initial payments are
entirely used towards molding, casting and
shipping costs and thus these are non-refundable
for this reason. In fact it surprises people
to learn that the deposits do not cover all
of the costs involved! For this reason, as
I cannot return boxes, peanuts, portions of
additional molds made to order and all the
costs per casting, I cannot refund deposits
for any reason.
As of Dec 1st the second mold for Sly is in
production and her shipping is immediately when
paid in full as castings are in stock. Castings
are not always kept in stock; castings are ordered
& created only when you place your order
so a backlog can and often does form towards
the final days of an edition.
Often
at the beginning of any edition there is a large
number of paid in full orders to get through.
Even after these are caught up on very little
inventory is kept at my studio; castings are
created only when paid for and then shipped
to me. I inspect then and ship them to the owners.
This takes time, up to a month without delays
and often if there are people in line ahead
of you it can take longer.
Shipping of castings will happen as promptly as
possible. They are cast, shipped to Morgen from
the caster and then inspected and packed by her
and are sent off to you. Delays of weeks or possibly
a month are possible when large groups of orders
come in, even if paid in full. Your patience is
greatly appreciated.
Eventually
with all editions castings start to ship when
paid off however it is impossible to predict when
delays will come up as groups of customers may
pay off and create another temporary backlog.
If for some reason you
need a shipment held on to (or for any questions!),
please
contact me.
At
this
time
I
am
planning
to
focus
primarily
on
the
sculpting
and
leave
the
finishing
work
to
the
many
many
wonderfully
skilled
painters
that
are
out
there
(under
the
"Find
a
Painter"
page
-
button
up
to
the
left
-
you'll
find
many
terrific
painters
to
chose
from!).
Please
do
check
on
my
Find
a
Painter
page
as
I'm
adding
new
names
all
the
time
(newest
names
are
appearing
at
the
top).
Sly was started in 2010 as a test of the
Breyer scupting kit for their classes. I
didn't want to teach the class without being
sure I could do it myself from the armature
provided. Now to be fair, the armature was
a bit thick, so I had to go with a heavier
breed of horse. As of mid-May 2015 this
sculpture was again finally getting some
attention after languishing around for 5
years to the day nearly (started in spring
of 2010). Since then this little one has
traveled with me in this fragile sculpey
form to all of my workshops and has been
handled by countless students. In the late
spring of 2015 I finished her up and cast
her in resin to preserve her forever. I
wound up having to add a little a length
to her back as the armature wasn't quite
perfect but otherwise she is the same horse
from 2010 that started out as a Breyer kit
demonstration horse!
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