2017 Lippizaner Colt

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Facing away

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With Mama Hel

Oh, he looks quite small, and probably very young. I like the slightly convex head shape, typical for some lines of Lippizaners and also the very dark colour of a new-born grey horse. Maybe it's because of his age, that his head is quite big for the body (youngsters are often disproportional) and also his legs seem to me a bit stiff (but maybe he is just learning how to use them).

onatello wrote:

Oh, he looks quite small, and probably very young. I like the slightly convex head shape, typical for some lines of Lippizaners and also the very dark colour of a new-born grey horse. Maybe it's because of his age, that his head is quite big for the body (youngsters are often disproportional) and also his legs seem to me a bit stiff (but maybe he is just learning how to use them).

He is bigger then the foal that came before him. And I see his stiff legs more as a stubborn thing. He doesn't want to move an inch.

They recovered the more active pose of 2005 figure. Actually, most Lipi foals are featured in unusual poses contrarily with what happened with the previous Schleich. From other brands we can find a lying one, another loocking back and even a suckling one.

A nice model, but very ordinary in my opinion

Farm collector wrote:

A nice model, but very ordinary in my opinion

To me he has a lot of personality. He is very mischivous.