Cyhyraeth's Breyer horses

Hope you get them soon.

Two more Arabian mares came recently:)

The first one is already familiar to you- an Eberl WG Arabian, CM to seal bay by Vivien the Dark. Fulgja:)
She's really, really nice and looks a bit different from the one on photos.
And I think that juicy color suits her perfectly.
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A special Wow is devoted to her hooves. They are the most realistic model horses hooves I've ever seen.
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And together with the PS Arabian. They look quite good together, though he's too still for her, I think.
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So she would keep on waiting for her prince, and Al-Azif would get a new lady:) Which one? See the next post!))

She's a Sandicast resin, and I think she's more arabish than the PS ones (and even some Breyers).
Her home name is Pennie:)
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The most adorable thing about her- the eyes! They are so touching, so realistic!
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Her color make me think she's rather old)
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And yes, she has a properate size for her breed in comparison to other horses:) (together with a PS ISH)
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I've been extremely busy with my work recently, but now I have some free time to show you my newcomers:)

Breyer Stablemates Thoroughbred, G2. Pony Gals
A very dynamic horse. And I do really like his pale color. I called him Wraith.
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The second one is Breyer Traditional Chub the Hoss Cartwright's Horse, Bonanza® (yes, I'm in love with old molds). The funny thing about this horse is that though it's said to be a gelding, it has no sex at all! So I decided to refer to her as a mare. Now her home name is LolliPop (or just Poppie).
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I believe this horse is really cute (and really big, just compare it with Valentine, for ex.), though a bit inaccurate in building.
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And this is Breyer Traditional Pierott, Breyerfest 2006 LE (1,200 made). This horse is sth special to me. It happened to be the first Breyer I've ever seen and I was impressed greatly by that time. And though I cannot say that I'm a fan of this mold, I felt like getting Pierott to my herd. Now, at long last, my wish come true:)
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Together with the other horse of this mold from my collection, Prince Jester. Hope there won't be a conga one day:)
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And the last one, Peter Stone ISH Santa Monica Bay, 2004. I feel like becoming an ISH mold fan now (esp in bay color)
He's stunning, I think:)
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He's so young and curious here))
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And yes, I've found out that I have more than five versions of bay color in horses from my herd))

Cyhyraeth wrote:

The second one is Breyer Traditional Chub the Hoss Cartwright's Horse, Bonanza (yes, I'm in love with old molds). The funny thing about this horse is that though it's said to be a gelding, it has no sex at all! So I decided to refer to her as a mare. Now her home name is LolliPop (or just Poppie).
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Daria, more wonderful horses and pictures! ...and today I'm learning a new thing about horses!!! Mares have no sex at all!
Now I should learn how does a foal born?

Daria so many beautiful horses!!! I love the Eberl WG Arabian, her eyes!! wow she's SO fabulous

It's beautiful, Daria!
I love the Arabians...

Eberl WG Arabian is really nice!!

one of my all time favorite molds. the old QH ranks among the truly classic Breyer molds.
congrats on a real beauty!
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Daria, I have a question about a Weather Girl - is she worth buying? I'm really tempted to buy one while they are still available. Does she stand steadily on those three hoof-tips? I've read that some need to have one leg fixed to stand at all, but let's assume it doesn't need fixing.
Btw, I love that custom WG you own, she's gorgeous

And - is Prince Jester bigger than GG Valentine? I'm buying Valentine for sure and I'm also thinking about buying Jester if he isn't too big.

Thank you all:)

Mastiffcat wrote:

one of my all time favorite molds. the old QH ranks among the truly classic Breyer molds.
congrats on a real beauty!

Thanks)
I also love old Breyer molds, as you might have already found) And QH molds as well- there's sth special about them. As for this QH- I feel like getting two more pieces in other color. I believe this mold is one of the best molds Breyer has ever made.
I've just noticed that my Breyer collection mostly consists of QH's and TB's))

Mangalarga
I think she's worth buying. A really stunning model. My mare used to have some problems with staying on her hooves (esp when sb touched her), but after customizing everything's OK. The onlt thing I dislike greatly in OF Weather girl (and that made me CM her) - her mane\ tail. They used to be rather plain and boring, while the rest on the horse's just gorgeous.

And- thank you for your good words for this CM) Vivien would be pleased to hear this)

Yeah, I've read this standing problem is quite common in this mold. I don't like mane and tail too, but I want to buy her to customize her eventually :) I think I'll buy her, but the final decision will be made when I will be making an order on MPV
Seal brown really suits this mold, I'd love to have a WG in seal brown with large sabino markings!

I have some newcomers in my herd:)
Hope you like them (mostly old molds, as always )
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First of all, Breyer Traditional Ranger Cow Pony. By the way, he's rather tall for a pony:)
Nice old mold, he has sth arabic in his head. We call him Mr.Orange because of his color :)
And yes- the saddle can be removed.
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The next one is Breyer Traditional Rana (Sham mold).
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I don't like this mold, but this guy's color.. I couldn't resist
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However, this horse is extremely arabic from some points, really. And what's more, my Sandicast Arabian Mare Pennie isn't alone now, and that's great
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Well, here comes the Breyer Classic Fighting Mesteno mold, Rufo and Diablo Set (mold discontinued)
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Now there are two fighting stallions in my herd:) And I still want more!!! It's really interesting to see how different they are, though both belong to the same mold.
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Breyer Traditional Ranger Cow Pony is so beautiful.

They are gorgeous, Daria

Ken Yeo
Thank you) He's very cute, indeed.

Some more horses:)
Two comrades for Seabiscuit! Now I have all three of them- Swaps, Manowar and Terrang molds by Maureen Love! Dreams come true
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Breyer Classic Seabiscuit (Terrang mold, discontinued). A very handsome stallion. I think it's really interesting that Breyer had Seabiscuit in two old classic-scaled molds (Swaps and Terrand). (And now I have them both, my precioussssssssssssss)
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From some points he has sth in common with an Akhal-teke horse, so now I feel like finding the other one to CM him into this breed.
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And this is Breyer Classic War Admiral (Manowar mold, discontinued) .
I have a strong feeling that he's made from some kind of mahogany tree, really- just look at his color.
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He's so breathtaking!
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The last one I'd like to to show you is Sandicast resin Sleeping foal, by Sandra Brue (1989).
A very touching colt.
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Oooooh ! That little fola sleeping comfortably in your hand

Your Breyers are fabulous, WOW !!!!!

Sandicast resin Sleeping foal is so lovely! worth a second look!

Gorgeous foal

To all
Thanks a lot. To tell the truth I'm not a foal fan, but this one's really worth buying.

Great new additions, Daria! Thanks for sharing with us! :)

Roger wrote:

Great new additions, Daria! Thanks for sharing with us! :)

Hope you liked them!)

New Stablemates came in a few days ago! And they had a riddle with them))
What do you think about the foal's color, if its mother is black and father is dapple grey (with the bay base color)? :)
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And if father is buckskin, and mother is bay roan pinto?
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The answer to the riddle is here:)
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Congrats again!!!