Breyer horses are like potato chips ...

you can't have just one
Here are some random photos of a part of my collection
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Wow, indeed You have GREAT collection!!!
Congratulations! Breyer horses are so beautiful!

Thank you! But that's only a part of them ... :)

WOW!!!! What a fabulous, wonderful, awesome, chiptastic collection

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Thank you! But that's only a part of them ... :)

Please, - let us see more

You have a lot,
Can we see more, Please ?
I love your collection

your dapple Proud Arabs are gorgeous. To say nothing of the Running Mare and Foal!
I love the light color of your PAS and how different the PAMs are.

That is only PART??? Wow, what many horses you have... I love breyers. I only have a few myself, but love every one of them. I love your mustangs! And the border collie!

amazing you have a great collection I see tons of blue ribbon horses there!

oh wow That is an amazing collection and I can't believe you say this is only in part!!!

Could you share closer photos and info about these horses trotting, in the very top left corner of this photo please?

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AWESOME! What a great display!

What a big nice collection!! Congratulations Simone

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oh wow That is an amazing collection and I can't believe you say this is only in part!!!

Could you share closer photos and info about these horses trotting, in the very top left corner of this photo please?

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this is pacer it is a standered bred currently the mold is retired:
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Thank you everybody!
Hannah, you must have eagle eyes to spot the blue ribbon horses in the top shelf

[quote="HKHollinstone"]oh wow   That is an amazing collection and I can't believe you say this is only in part!!!

Could you share closer photos and info about these horses trotting, in the very top left corner of this photo please?  
Sure, no problem  Here they are
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And some more shelf shots :)
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Treasures in your collection.

The world of horses in your house..¡

Your Breyer collection is great!!

Thank you! The horses were supposed to 'live' in the horse-room only, but now they have invaded the living room too. There even was a time when there were books on the shelves ...

Thank you for the extra photos! They're so wonderful
I see you have some North Light too, such an impressive collection!!

Thank you! Yes, I have some North Lights. I like them very much, because most of them are really beautiful.
But here are some more Breyers (Please don't mind the dust ... )
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And look, what I got today: The brand new Breyer Totilas
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Congratulation you have an incredible écurie

oh, you have the Bay Appaloosa QH Yearling! ... such a sweet serene face. One of my first models and one of few i kept.
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holy cow, that Gloss Caramel Bay PAS is gor-ge-ous!
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who is the large (sooty palomino?) pinto 2nd from left in this photo? is that a Kenne-whatsis Count? (I'm not very good with the Breyer after the Chris Hess era. Heck, i'm not even sure that's not a Stone. ) I like the paint job, lovely dappling. Is he a special?



your hartland appaloosas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
they are in brilliant condition!

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Hey ! Is that a Bullyland-Icey repaint

Hi Mastiffcat, thank you for your kind comments. The palomino pinto you spotted is indeed a Peter Stone horse - a Morgan. So you were not too far off the mark with the Kenne-whatzis
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And there are more Hartlands - not only the - - dusty ones on the shelf, but more in boxes. So many horses and not enough space ...

Susanne - yes, that is a yet unfinished Bully Icey repaint. I slimmed that unproportionate neck down to a more 'horsey' form. Next to it is the also unfinished collecta Arab repaint - what I took off the Bullyland is added on his neck

Wow! they're all so gorgeous!

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The two horses at the top in this photo, they're Peter Stone aren't they? Sand Pebbles?

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Susanne - yes, that is a yet unfinished Bully Icey repaint. I slimmed that unproportionate neck down to a more 'horsey' form. Next to it is the also unfinished collecta Arab repaint - what I took off the Bullyland is added on his neck

You did a fantastic job

AAnd you are so right, - the weakest point of Bullyland horses is that almost square necks

HKHollinstone wrote:

Wow! they're all so gorgeous!

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The two horses at the top in this photo, they're Peter Stone aren't they? Sand Pebbles?

I don't think sp the bay one looks like its on the oleary mold.