Takamas Only Breyer

Ok There was this bag of Toys that my Moms boyfriend wanted to get rid off, so he put it in the back yard for safe keeping.    But our Dogs got ahold of it and made a mess of it. While cleaning the mess, I found this large smooth plastic horse, At first, I thought it was a Barbie Horse, but when I found a little Circle with Breyer on it, I knew I had to clean her up and keep it.

As much as I like it. I can not afford to collect domestic horses, as there is no room among the many Dinos and Wild Life.(And my mom said she would be furious if I Did, to her horses all look the same)  

Anyone know anything about this Horse? Is it Common, or is it Special?   and If I decide to sell It, How much should I Charge?


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Such a beautyful, old horse !!!!  
I would keep him, if I was you

What a gorgeous stallion! You was lucky you found it  
I agree Susanne, I would ever sell this. I'm not a expert, but he looks pretty old sot me, so maybe it's a bit pricy if you still wanna sell it  

Congratulations

It's 718 General Lee's Traveller, produced in 1998-99. It was a regular run model, so it was easy to get at the time. This one is not in perfect condition (he's been played with, or poorly stored), so you could try to sell him as a body (for a custom) if you want to sell him.
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Mangalarga wrote:

It's 718 General Lee's Traveller, produced in 1998-99. It was a regular run model, so it was easy to get at the time. This one is not in perfect condition (he's been played with, or poorly stored), so you could try to sell him as a body (for a custom) if you want to sell him.
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You beat me to it!   


Congrats!

Thanks for the info Gals & Guys.    I think I might keep it.   He (or she, it isn't clear on what Sex it is) is standing under My T-Rex Skeleton, because I know that it wont Eat Him/her.

Takama wrote:

Thanks for the info Gals & Guys.    I think I might keep it.   He (or she, it isn't clear on what Sex it is) is standing under My T-Rex Skeleton, because I know that it wont Eat Him/her.

  Great spot!

It's supposed to be a male, the original mold was a portrait of Man O' War, but with the old molds you often can't tell.    Nowadays, though, it's quite obvious.   

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

Takama wrote:

Thanks for the info Gals & Guys.    I think I might keep it.   He (or she, it isn't clear on what Sex it is) is standing under My T-Rex Skeleton, because I know that it wont Eat Him/her.

  Great spot!

It's supposed to be a male, the original mold was a portrait of Man O' War, but with the old molds you often can't tell.    Nowadays, though, it's quite obvious.   

Indeed! :lol!: 
Great you'll keep that beauty  

He is really gorgous, what a great find A horse and a T-Rex skeleton friendship, indeed that is highly unusual  

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

Takama wrote:

Thanks for the info Gals & Guys.    I think I might keep it.   He (or she, it isn't clear on what Sex it is) is standing under My T-Rex Skeleton, because I know that it wont Eat Him/her.

  Great spot!

It's supposed to be a male, the original mold was a portrait of Man O' War, but with the old molds you often can't tell.    Nowadays, though, it's quite obvious.   

  

So cute! Squeeeeeeeee!