Show us your HORSES!

Equorums are by Helen Moore who lives in England. I only found Equorum 2/3 years ago but I love them.

As Sue and Lesley said, they are made of latex and have poseable legs, necks and tails. Each one is poured and hand painted by Helen.
They can be expensive, which is why I don't have many, but they are totally worth it.
You can order any of the molds and have it painted and haired to what ever colour you want.

My favourite molds are the first edition Polo Pony and the "Smudge" mold.

I'm pretty sure that Sue and Lesley have more than me and will be able to tell you more about Equorum. Helen, the creator, is one of the most friendliest people I know in the hobby, she is just great !

Polo Ponies
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Thankyou, Rio !
I never heard about them before, - they are both interesting and beautyful

Rio, they are great.
Remind me of Julip horses.

Finally I have gotten round to sharing my collection of horses.

The Breyers...
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Hagen-Renakers and Breyer Stablemates
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Schleich and Fjords
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Marx Horses 1:6 scale (they are big!)
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The bulk of my Schleich, Papo, etc.
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These pictures show almost all of the horses I have minus a stray or two around the house. :)

-Kristie

Great collection, Kristie!
And what are the Breyer horses marked? Just cannot recognise the mold.
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Thank you! :)

Those Breyers are the Appaloosa Yearling and Proud Arabian Stallion.

-Kristie

That's my turn to give my little but useless contribution to this crazy but wonderful topic!
Those are my only large scale horses!
The przewalski, Lusitano and Icelandic horses!
The Lusitano is taking is last picture before going away to another home but the other two will keep with me and join in future the 2012 Mojo horses! The Przewalski because it is a wild horse, the Icey not only because it is Made in Portugal, but because it came from Susanne and I really enjoy this horse!
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Congratulations to all of you and your wonderful collections!

WOW ! Kristie, I didn`t know you had such an enormous bunch of model horses
Ohhh, those Marx horses
They are wonderful

Roger, your collection is the most selective collection I have ever seen, - I can`t spell the word, but it is exqusxwrlqpdr...exclusxq... GOOD TASTE !!!!

Thank you Susanne! :)

Roger, I love your horse collection. The wild Prezwalski Horse is still on my wishlist!

-Kristie

:) :)

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Aaaarh ! So many beauties ! And unusual ones

I LOVE your collectiion, Fernando

The brown one in the first picture cought my eye, - do you know what brand it is ?

Very nice pictures, Fernando.
On photo 2 there is a horse with a blue saddle. I have seen it somewhere but I don´t where What brand is it ?

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Yvette

Great collection, Fernando!
I see are even Preiser horses, and a Breyer Mini Winner:))

:) :)

Susanne: This horse has 60 years and made by Bartoplas

Colombian manufacturer.

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Oooooh, it is a beautyful horse, Fernando !
Congratulations with this wonderful model

Very interesting Fernando! Colombian people will hear from Susanne hunter next days!
A little tip... ... Shakira has a song called Poem to a horse! ... does it help, Susanne???

Very nice Collection !Fernando!

Roger wrote:

Very interesting Fernando! Colombian people will hear from Susanne hunter next days!
A little tip... ... Shakira has a song called Poem to a horse! ... does it help, Susanne???

Unfortunately Columbia doesn`t have an Ebay

Amazing what you can learn in this Forum.
I never heard about Shakira before, but I kan see on Wikipedia that she surely is a beautyful lady

Wow, what a great horse! I like it

SUSANNE wrote:

Unfortunately Columbia doesn`t have an Ebay

I would like send gifts to my friends to forum, but I can not.

Narcotrafic use all maneras to send narcotics, then authorities break packages and drill its.

If I send one animal, animal arrive bad,cut or punctured


And the minimum shipping cost is U.S. 100

one of my newest one acquisition of a custom Breyer horse
the rear horse

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Thanks for showing, Nuesca! :)
Fernando, it is a real shame!
Susanne, I think that the most known Colombian people in Portugal are Shakira and a football player called Falcao! They are much better known than the President Juan Manuel Santos.

Isn't it wonderful that all these models, however large or small and whatever they are made of, they all manage to capture something of the Spirit of a horse!

Here are our Lineol composition horses, made in the 1930's and 1950's. Many of them have sharp-pointed ears set into their heads (made of tin and not very child-friendly!)

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La Belle Lucie and Monte Carlo. (A young friend named all our Lineol horses after games of Patience [Solitaire], and the names stuck)

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Conquistador and Fortune's Favour, also produced between 1932 and 1940.

Now for the 1950's horses, which are in a slightly smaller scale. The sculptor is the same, but he had time to refine his technique.

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Parisienne and Spider. Spider is a recent buy, and needs a lot of repairs.

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Boomerang and Cotillion.

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Cocquette and Sultan.

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The draught horses, Blackmail and Vanity.

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Blackmail again, with Glencoe the Shetland Pony.

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Oh I love these old models, they have so much character Thank You for sharing Sue and Lesley This chestnut grazing mare (Parisienne) has very nice pose and aren't her eyes kind of melancholic? :) Blackmail looks like very cute guy

I love vintage horses too! especially the draught horses, Blackmail. Thanks Sue & Lesley!!