Horse apples to go with Horse 3?

Sfariah D

Are there any horse apples to go with horse 3?

FSMCDesigns

Considering horses don't really eat these I am not sure why you would want a model of one to go with horse 3, but here is a free one

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/maclura-pomifera-osage-orange-6d79c52166074b4fa7cc64a8f97a6f4f

Sfariah D

I thought they were called horse apples because it was called that because it has something to do with horses.

richardandtracy

In a little village near Ilchester in East Somerset in the South West of England there was someone who carved Rocking Horses and sold them. One year when I drove past, he had carved Rocking Horse dung, just so it'd be a bit less rare.

Not seen any from 3D horses.

Regards,

Richard

Gordig

Sfariah D said:

I thought they were called horse apples because it was called that because it has something to do with horses.

We're probably not feeding crabapples to crabs.

FSMCDesigns

Gordig said:

Sfariah D said:

I thought they were called horse apples because it was called that because it has something to do with horses.

We're probably not feeding crabapples to crabs.

LMAO!

WendyLuvsCatz

Gordig said:

Sfariah D said:

I thought they were called horse apples because it was called that because it has something to do with horses.

We're probably not feeding crabapples to crabs.

or pineapples to pines 

FSMCDesigns

Sfariah D said:

I thought they were called horse apples because it was called that because it has something to do with horses.

https://minnetonkaorchards.com/horse-apple/ ;

markusmatern

In German a horse apple literally translates to Pferdeapfel. Which is a piece of horse dung.

Gordig

WendyLuvsCatz said:

Gordig said:

Sfariah D said:

I thought they were called horse apples because it was called that because it has something to do with horses.

We're probably not feeding crabapples to crabs.

or pineapples to pines 

Don't be silly, those are pineapples because they come from pine.....hmm.

lou_harper

I gave a horse an apple once. She liked it very much; the juice was dripping down on her chin as she ate it.