Breyer horses are like potato chips ...

Lovely new additions

Beautyful horses

Good that you are still fond of Potato chips

It is great that you spot everything that happens in these pictures!
Beautiful horse!

Haha, thanks a lot - yes I love potato chips, esp. if the don't go straight to the hips
Here are some more and as I'm running out of space most of them are really tiny
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Breyer Paddock Pals - about Schleich Size
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Sandicast Appaloosa - beautiful glass eyes
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Walter Resin, Traditional size
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Breyer Stablemates - Appy Family
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Heavies
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Mixed breeds
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Ponies
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Palominos
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Racehorses

Arrhhhw ! So much beauty

Look at the pinto pony etc

Some of the other brands ought to take a look at those horses' movement, no brand can make canter/gallop almost consistently so real looking

Lovely, congratulations!

Congrats again Are you going to BF?

I'll probably never make it to Breyerfest, but at least I got one of the special Breyerfest-models - Chanel. She is really cute, but I'm not to fond of the tail, that last 'swish' is just too much, and the upper lip is much too long.
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Congratulations

Congratulations for getting a whiff of Breyerfest

A wonderful, beautyful model, even with the flaws you mention, - I wonder about that upper lip . Not even if they try to reach a green straw under the fence , have I see a horse make the upper lip that long

But otherwise, - look at the face and neck, - almost like a Renaissance sculpture

I just love my Chanel - I wasn't sure I'd like her from the promo pic but once I opened her from the SR line I loved her!

The lip is supposed to be a "pooky" lip - not sure if it's an all-around horsey term or just something we use here in the US. It's when a horse stretches their lips out and all the "goo" moves around.

Lovely Chanel I find her very charming, and lots of neat details on that mold. And us who live outside USA can be happy there are things such as MPV and MH$P and helpful people from forums

Her color is not my favorite and looking forward to see Breyer release her in other colors. I'd love her as a fleabitten gray.

Beautiful newcomers! I love stablemates! Congratulations!

I love stablemates too - they don't need so much space Just recently my SMs (and other mini's) got a new home
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And while I was taking shelf-shots I also did some of the new wooden one I got secondhand locally
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Love the shelf you got for the SMs, plenty room for more horses

Boah!!!!

You have an amazing collection!!

Thank you LeeAnn, Optisailor and widukind (btw. loved your comment )
Yesterday I got a parcel from Carola and I promised to show what she sent me. It was a little difficult, because of the weather (bad lighting, rain) and to make matters worse I was so clever to drop my camera and wreck it. Fortunately I had another one at home with mind-boggling 5 megapixels. This is the result:
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The black shire and his new friends - only one missed the photo shoot. His name is Tristan and the poor guy still sits in his box.
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Here Sjokolade meets the resident fjords

I'm mindboggled. :) lovely additions

These pictures surely don't look like drafts!
They are wonderful!

Congratulations again

They are lovely Congratulations! I actually just acquired a Sjokolade myself.

What a parcel

And they all have friends and/or family ...they are ever so beautyful, - congratulations

So you can also drop a camera on concrete
When I was looking for a new camera, my dear son decided that the most important thing was that it could be dropped, forgotten outdoors in pouring rain, stepped upon and chewed by dogs, - and it has already proven that it can !

Great to see them in their new home With new friends. Love your congas too