Breeds of the World

I´ve seen a couple of horses I like from the Breeds of the World serie, but I can´t find which scale are they. I can see they are quite big, but I don´t know if they are Classic, Traditional, or maybe something intermediate... If anyone can help I would be glad :)

They are in Little Bits scale - very similar to Collecta horses :)

Ouch, they looked bigger xD I really like them, but in this case I don´t like the price I´ve found. Thank you very much for the info!

The ones near where I live are about $23 Canadian.

We have them in our store and they are roughly paddock pal scale. Smaller than classic, but bigger than stablemate. I think also called "curio" scale. :)

-Kristie

Could you post a pic comparing sizes with a Schleich horse? :)

I'm afraid I don't have any Breeds of the World in my collection, but I'll try to remember when I go to work Monday to take some comparison pix for you. :)

-Kristie

Soulds good! Thanks :)

Yep, just a tad smaller than classics. I must say, though I have seen them in person and breyer has done a beautiful job with them!

I just got the arabian. I will post pics sonn...

Oh, yes please, post some pics!

Hi,
here are some shots comparing Breyer and one of the bigger Schleichs
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Again, like it happens with CollectA, Bodies doesn't look too long when compared with Schleich. I think that Schleich horses are usually short legged and it makes them look much smaller when comparing figures.
Also I cannot see a huge difference in head sizes.
It is interesting that short legged horses result very interesting to the usual customer. I like them best with long legs like in CollectA or Breyer but I know that different breeds have different leg sizes and also 2 distinct kind of horses of the same breed can have also longer or shorter legs.
Thanks for pictures, they are very informative.

They're sculpted by Eberl aren't they?

These two shown here are by Eberl :)

I didn't know resin Totilas was so big - he's obviously bigger than Andalusian (and presumably other models from this series). I'm thinking of getting both of them, and Quarter Horse (not by Eberl) from this series too

I don´t really think Schleich horses are short legged. In fact I think the length of the Shcleichs´legs is ok, the problem is that they are not slim enough, so they look shorter.

Thank you for posting the pics! I thought they were bigger But I like them anyway, so I´ll think about getting them or not.