2016 Schleich Mustang Stallion walk around

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A very dark chocolatey brown and his tail looks like it could use some cleaning up.

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Quite a nice and smooth muscular structure

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Looming over you

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Turning the other cheek

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A dark back

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Unshoed hooves

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Headstudy

Like his color, especially on the mane and tail.

Thanks for the walkaround Neck/head and body proportions look pretty decent for this guy (and his wife too).

Carola wrote:

Thanks for the walkaround Neck/head and body proportions look pretty decent for this guy (and his wife too).

I actually think his neck is a big bulky, but at least it is not as long as some.

I LOVE this one

Congratulations with all your fine, new Schleich, - esp this beauty

SUSANNE wrote:

I LOVE this one

Congratulations with all your fine, new Schleich, - esp this beauty

Thanks Susanne. I am still missing his son, but he will probs be moving in next week.

Thanks for the review. Now this figure shows that Schleich can still make good horses! I love his dark chestnut coloration and his active pose. He is a little bit big compared to the older models, but still a very solid design. He works equally well as a Rocky mountain horse too.

barracudacat wrote:

Thanks for the review.  Now this figure shows that Schleich can still make good horses!  I love his dark chestnut coloration and his active pose. He is a little bit big compared to the older models, but still a very solid design.  He works equally well as a Rocky mountain horse too.

Thank you so much!

Love him
want him
will get him
comgratz

Dum_my wrote:

Love him
want him
will get  him
comgratz

Thanks!!!

Please give him a good home!

A very early 2016 walk around that I missed. Fortunately some members revive some topics and I could have the chance of watching it. It is one of these horses that doesn't look a Schleich at allbut I like its pose and color and I think it is better than the average Schleich horses made these days.

Roger wrote:

A very early 2016 walk around that I missed. Fortunately some members revive some topics and I could have the chance of watching it. It is one of these horses that doesn't look a Schleich at allbut I like its pose and color and I think it is better than the average Schleich horses made these days.

He is very wild looking, which I really like