Breyer horses are like potato chips ...

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Btw. I think I never showed my latest friesian - the Hart of Thor resin. Sorry for the bad pic, but blacks are hard to photograph, esp. indoors
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Ooooh He is Beautifull!........
I know how difficult taking pictures is with black horses....
But this one is great!

Hart of Thor is beautiful, congratulation

Ooh I've never seen this sculpt in black before actually, he looks great!

Wow, wonderful Friesian! Congratulations!

Thank you!
I've been busy shopping horses these last weeks - here are the results
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Stretched Morgan - Oldie but Goodie
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Halla Famous Jumper, unfortunately not in the best condition
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Selle Francais - she was as bad as Halla, but I've already restored her
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2 little non-Breyers that came with the black Morgan and Halla
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new Stablemates
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Mesteno's Mother - mustang
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Cloud - famous Mustang
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Legionario Andalusian
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flashy Saddlebred

Congratulations

Congrats! The stretch Morgan looks chalky!!

Morgan, Andalusian and several others are wonderful!

Thank you, friends!
I totally forgot one newcomer
Breyer Fury Prancer a really old mold introduced 1955! But mine is a re-release from 2012
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I have just been looking through this whole thread and I am just in awe of your amazing collection!! Have you any idea how many horses you have? I have never even seen a Breyer horse in real life before, they don´t sell them here in Norway.So after looking through this topic I got curious about them and searched e-bay, but they are SO expensive!! I can´t even dream of starting to collecting them! But at least I can admire yours, thanks for sharing so many photos!

Congrats!

Love the old box reproduction

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I have just been looking through this whole thread and I am just in awe of your amazing collection!! Have you any idea how many horses you have? I have never even seen a Breyer horse in real life before, they don´t sell them here in Norway.So after looking through this topic I got curious about them and searched e-bay, but they are SO expensive!! I can´t even dream of starting to collecting them! But at least I can admire yours, thanks for sharing so many photos!

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I tried to count all my horses last year but lost count around 2500. So I think there must be at least 3000 by now

That is AMAZING! And here I was saying I can't even allow myself to buy ONE, they're so expensive! You should open a museum! How do you keep track of what you have? I have 360 Schleich animals of all kinds, and even so I had to make a catalogue now to make sure I don't buy any duplicates.

Hi Anne! Oh, mostly I know quite well what I have, because my PC sits in the horse-room. So I see them every day.
These are some of the latest acqusitions:
A Breyer Pinto Jumper
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he even has dapples!
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The next one is an Artist resin - a Morgan Horse called Montego and made by Carol Gasper
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Another expensive one: Breyer Jesse, probably a Mustang
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And a non-Breyer - a little rubber horse, similar to Schleich, but marked NF Made in Hongkong
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here compared to a Schleich Morgan, but I thought the little rubber one looked familiar ...
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What wonderful additions !  

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...here compared to a Schleich Morgan, but I thought the little rubber one looked familiar ...
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This is fun !!!

Congrats! Not a fan of the jumper mold but I love his color

Is your Jesse chalky?

Montego is the most beautiful for me!
I also find that last picture very funny, they look familiar indeed!
Is the smaller one a Neo-Form?

Thank you, friends
LeeAnn, I don't think Jesse is chalky. The white on him just looks like ordinary Breyer plastic.
Roger, Neo Form could be right. The horse is marked NF, so it might be the Neo-Form Draught Horse mentioned on TAI

In the last weeks I got some more Stablemates - they don't need so much space
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funny thing - this Pinto was included in every lot I bought
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a nice Stablemates box
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the nice seller even included the grey trotter for free

Congratulations

Beautyful Stable Mates

Yes, strange that all thise pintos want to come and stay with you, perhaps they are triplets ?

Lovely trotter too ! Actually he is a pacer, but I think they are also called trotters in harness racing...or ???

Congratulations

Susanne, of course you are right! My trotter is no trotter but a Pacer. Breyer calls it a Standardbred.