What is the most promising 2014 Schleich horse?

Thanks Jonesee!

jonesee wrote:

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

Here is my rendition of Mr. Fjord, the #1 voting winner

He is still super cute, maybe cuter than the real thing, but at least he's a bit better.

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I think if he looked like the changed version he would have a place on my shelves.  

Beautiful fjord! Very good job, thanks!    

Very well done 4U! That is what he should look like, and he is still sweet!   

Thank you very much Carola!

Grea Job 4U:cheers:  , I love your horse too    Gimp Is also great I use it    

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Well done 4U!

Thanks Arnaud!

Dum_my wrote:

I just had hoped for a new haflinger stallion, maybe another special breed like Brumby's ore maybe even a Curly ore a hackney i don't know but to me it looks like schleich makes te same horses only more childischises....  For me its maybe the first time i don't wanne be the first one to buy them all.. Only the fjord and trakhener stallions en friasian mare maybe...

I totally agree! Schleich seem too be now just re-making all of the breeds instead making new breeds they haven't used before. There are so many breeds Schleich haven't attempted yet and I think it's a real shame.

I would love too see them make some more interesting breeds like Hackney's, Barb's, Welsh Mountain Ponies, Westphalian's, Cleveland Bays, Warmblood's and Brumbies and maybe even some new Morgan's       That would be exciting instead the same old, same old!

ezra18 wrote:

I would love too see them make some more interesting breeds like Hackney's, Barb's, Welsh Mountain Ponies, Westphalian's, Cleveland Bays, Warmblood's and Brumbies and maybe even some new Morgan's       That would be exciting instead the same old, same old!

Exaclty that! It would be great to have a Brymby!  And maybe Connemara ponies too  

ezra18 wrote:

I would love too see them make some more interesting breeds like Hackney's, Barb's, Welsh Mountain Ponies, Westphalian's, Cleveland Bays, Warmblood's and Brumbies and maybe even some new Morgan's       That would be exciting instead the same old, same old!

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jonesee wrote:

ezra18 wrote:

I would love too see them make some more interesting breeds like Hackney's, Barb's, Welsh Mountain Ponies, Westphalian's, Cleveland Bays, Warmblood's and Brumbies and maybe even some new Morgan's       That would be exciting instead the same old, same old!

Exaclty that! It would be great to have a Brymby!  And maybe Connemara ponies too  

I would love some Connemara's also jonesee!!  

I agree with al of you saying there should be more new breeds,
if i can pick some new breeds i would be marwari's, hackney's, Brumby's ore maybe even a beautifull dark morgan with long strainless manes!

New Schleich horses only have breeds assigned as a merely formal exercise. Actually, they often doesn't represent them in a very trustful way. OK, we can see that Fjord is a Fjord and some more are reasonably recognizable. The brand is much more interested in new suggestions to the kind of braids, or bow colors. Though, it only supports your wishes of seeing new breeds. Most of young children, when buying a horse, doesn't care with which breed it is, colors are much more interesting as well as these fantasied elements. So, Schleich could easily be more innovative with breed choices once they won't represent a commercial risk.

Roger wrote:

New Schleich horses only have breeds assigned as a merely formal exercise. Actually, they often doesn't represent them in a very trustful way.  OK, we can see that Fjord is a Fjord and some more are reasonably recognizable. The brand is much more interested in new suggestions to the kind of braids,  or bow colors. Though, it only supports your wishes of seeing new breeds. Most of young children, when buying a horse, doesn't care with which breed it is, colors are much more interesting as well as these fantasied elements. So, Schleich could easily be more innovative with breed choices once they won't represent a commercial risk.

Yeo are SO absolutely 100 % right !!!!!!!!

One of the most weird examples is the so called Fell Pony, which is really an elegant little horse, and Schleich made them look like shetlands with a bit of hair on their feet   

Roger wrote:

New Schleich horses only have breeds assigned as a merely formal exercise. Actually, they often doesn't represent them in a very trustful way.  OK, we can see that Fjord is a Fjord and some more are reasonably recognizable. The brand is much more interested in new suggestions to the kind of braids,  or bow colors. Though, it only supports your wishes of seeing new breeds. Most of young children, when buying a horse, doesn't care with which breed it is, colors are much more interesting as well as these fantasied elements. So, Schleich could easily be more innovative with breed choices once they won't represent a commercial risk.

Yeah, you're right, Roger..   But luckily we've CollectA! It's really interesting to see how the new releases, like the Pacers and Morgans will be look like. Is our happiness that Deborah sculpts these gorgeous horses  I apologize for OT