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Inspired by the work of noted Western Artist C.M. Russell, Chris Hess’s beloved Indian Pony (mold #175) has certainly come in her share of painterly hues since her debut in 1970. The more decorative colors of Breyer’s past, however, have largely passed her by.
That’s partly because the 1970s were a transitional time for Breyer: the less realistic colors of the past were slowly being phased out in favor of more naturalistic ones. Woodgrain lasted longer than most, remaining in production on the Fighting Stallion through 1973.
In a follow up to her 2014 Glossy Dapple Black release, Isabelle, the Indian Pony makes a return appearance as Woodstock, in a beautiful dark variation of Woodgrain. She comes with a Stablemates mini-me!
Grab your Trapper-Keeper™, some gel pens, and put your hair up in a scrunchie™, because this decorator model is bringing the '90s back! A vibrant mix of '90s-themed colors in bright turquoise, purple, and pink that’s sure to make your...
Icelandic Stallion Pronounced “Spor-dthur frow Bear-gee,” this red dun pinto Icelandic Stallion was imported from Iceland to Kentucky in 2013. Sporður is a five-gaited stallion with show-stopping gaits, incredible bloodlines, and a friendly personality. An athlete and breeding stallion, Sporður...
As the weather turns cooler and the days get shorter, we start to settle in for quiet evenings by cozy fires. And we have a lovely, new ultra-plush throw blanket that will make your relaxing time even more special. This throw features...
