Posted in Breyer, Collection, Traditional, tagged Breyer, collection, new model on October 26, 2019| 5 Comments »
Lucien, Breyer’s fall 2019 Collector Club horse, arrived this week.
I’ve been keeping an eye out for this one ever since he was revealed at BreyerFest this year. I’m also glad he’s available to all CC members instead of a limited SR you’d have to be drawn for.
Another pinto? Yes please, I’m totally ok with that. 😍
As far as I know, he is still available on Breyer’s website, but who knows for how long. You do have to be a member of the Collector Club to purchase him though.
Posted in Breyer, Collection, Traditional, tagged Breyer, collection, model horse collection, new model, premier club, Traditional on August 24, 2019| 2 Comments »
Hamilton arrived this week!
Hamilton, an American Saddlebred stallion, is the second release in the Premier club this year. He was sculpted and designed by Jennifer Scott of Aspen Leaf Studios.
I was so excited when this guy was fully revealed! Jennifer’s sculptures are beautiful and this guy didn’t disappoint. He is gorgeous.
Hey Breyer, can we have more horses by Jennifer, please? ❤ We have been so SPOILED with all of these new sculptures in their line and I love it.
My favorite thing about him is his tail. I’ve read that it was designed as a counterbalance, and this is true. He’s not tippy at all, and stands very sturdy. He even stands on my CARPET, and I have thick carpet that very few of my horses will stand on.
Here he is compared to Breyer’s American Saddlebred Stallion:
They’re very close in size:
And here’s a shot with my dorito horse Five Gaiter:
I can’t wait to see him in more colors!
Posted in Breyer, Collection, Traditional, tagged Breyer, collection, model horse collection, new model, Traditional on May 16, 2019| 8 Comments »
Rhian and Cadell made it to Montana this week!
These two are the first of the 2019 Premier Club horses, and were sculpted by Josine Vingerling.
They are adorable. I love their soft color and detailed eyes. The mare has very subtle dappling, and both have a white basecoat to give them a more chalky appearance.
I can’t get over how cute the foal is.
They are both pretty small. Here’s the mare with Bouncer, who is similar in size:
And with Copperfox’s Welsh Cob:
I’m so glad I decided to join the club this year and I can’t wait to see what’s next!!
