Some pictures of my collection: Horses (Part 2)

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Uuuuff, that´s all i believe. hope i have nothing forgotten.

I believe end of the year i must buy a new vitrine only for my horses

I hope you enjoy.

Schleichtiersammler

Torben

Fantastic horses, it's a really incredible collection.

Wow, You have so many horses in your collection! I can't say more, just WOW

Incredible collection of horses Torben!
Nice to see the different brands mixed up, and this is how i would do it too.
At the moment, i have them all boxed up, because i need new shelves in my vitrines too.
And yes, you need new kabinets or vitrines too i guess, they get tangled up when the collections grows more...
At the point that i can't see my displayed animals from the side anymore, or at least as i want to look at them, i start to look around for new vitrines...

Amazing stuff, Torben. Are my eyes totally shot, or do you have TWO special pinto variants? The painting of the eyes and the area between them seems to be slightly, but markedly, different. Gosh, I really hope there aren't too many variants of that one, or the summit of Mt. Pinto will be harder to climb to than Annapurna, K2 or Everest itself.

Definately a beautiful and amazing collection of horses. There are soooooo many of them. I tend to have more horses than anything else.

That is not a small collection.

It is amayzing on pictures, it wil be even better in real life.

Enjoy your collection.

WOW!
Can I come shop at your house?

Nova wrote:

WOW!
Can I come shop at your house?

...Yeh,yeh! And me! Can I come shop at your house, Torben?

Sergey wrote:

Nova wrote:

WOW!
Can I come shop at your house?

...Yeh,yeh! And me! Can I come shop at your house, Torben?

You can pay in oil, gold or amber, but bring enough with

A truly amazing collection you have, that's all I can say... I mean you had TWO of those darker Schleich discontinued Iceladic horses if I saw right :O Oh, and I just read and translated an article about Baltic amber for my English Philology studies so I could go get some for you from the seashore And it would of course increase the value of the amber if there was some prehistoric insects inside it so I wouldn't have to bring that much of it xD

What a great collection!

I have a question: I´ve seen the Falabella by Schleich, but you have another one, the same mold, but cremello-coated. Is it with original painting or did you repaint it?

SyLoBe wrote:

What a great collection!

I have a question: I´ve seen the Falabella by Schleich, but you have another one, the same mold, but cremello-coated. Is it with original painting or did you repaint it?

The cremello isn´t a original painting. I bought it some years ago as cust model.

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SyLoBe wrote:

What a great collection!

I have a question: I´ve seen the Falabella by Schleich, but you have another one, the same mold, but cremello-coated. Is it with original painting or did you repaint it?

The cremello isn´t a original painting. I bought it some years ago as cust model.

Thanks for the answer ^^ That coat does really suit the model!

WOOW! What a big horse collection! Your collection is so amazing!

You have 5 pinto horse's 98, between others great animals!

Congratulations Torben!