13604 - Frisian Mare [2006]

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Profile Picture. This is already an older mare, but you can see she still has a pep in her step

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Otherside, so windswept. She wears her tail up, so this might be an arabo-friesian rather than a classical, which of course explains why three of her four colts are white xD

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Front, she is a go getter

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Back, big bushy tail

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Underside, with correct udders

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Headstudy, very sturdy

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Look at my foot photobombing over there

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With mate Blackstorm

Friesians, as popular and beautiful horses, were always, naturally, on Schleich range. I believe mares were not as popular and desired as their partners but they surely have their own charm. Even the most famous special edition is a representative of that black colored breed but in white/grey color. Which mare do you like better, this one or the most recent?

Roger wrote:

Friesians, as popular and beautiful horses, were always, naturally, on Schleich range. I believe mares were not as popular and desired as their partners but they surely have their own charm. Even the most famous special edition is a representative of that black colored breed but in white/grey color. Which mare do you like better, this one or the most recent?

I prefer the newer one, she seems softer and less clunky than this one.

Gwaine wrote:

Roger wrote:

Friesians, as popular and beautiful horses, were always, naturally, on Schleich range. I believe mares were not as popular and desired as their partners but they surely have their own charm. Even the most famous special edition is a representative of that black colored breed but in white/grey color. Which mare do you like better, this one or the most recent?

I prefer the newer one, she seems softer and less clunky than this one.

Yes, the clunciness seems to be the worst point of the previous Friesian mare. :)

Roger wrote:

Gwaine wrote:

Roger wrote:

Friesians, as popular and beautiful horses, were always, naturally, on Schleich range. I believe mares were not as popular and desired as their partners but they surely have their own charm. Even the most famous special edition is a representative of that black colored breed but in white/grey color. Which mare do you like better, this one or the most recent?

I prefer the newer one, she seems softer and less clunky than this one.

Yes, the clunciness seems to be the worst point of the previous Friesian mare. :)

I don't mind her at all, she was my fourth model in my entire collection, so I've had her for years and years, the new mare just appeals more, she seems sweeter, more personable.