Last ones for awhile. I ran across some bargains this month, though.
Breyer "San Domingo" in palomino tobiano from the Western "Let's Go Riding" set. I adore this mold and the color and paint job are really nice. Paint gelding; parents and name TBA:
Breyer "Adios" in bay tobiano, "Pokerjoe" the comedy horse. Paint stallion, parents and name TBA (image from Identify Your Breyer.com; I don't have a pic of mine yet):
Bar U White Gold, Standing Stock Horse Foal in . . . this is what hobbyists call a "Breyer color", meaning that it's a color that isn't very realistic and isn't appropriate to the mold. You don't generally see foals this gray. I'm calling her a smoky cream (black with two cream dilute genes) and not showing her. The mold isn't very well-conformed, anyway, but she goes with the mare. Quarter Horse filly, Toys R Us special run from 1993.
Bar U Platinum, "Lady Phase" in gray (in this case, hiding smoky silver grulla). Toys R Us special run from 1993; came with the foal above.
Breyer "San Domingo" in palomino tobiano from the Western "Let's Go Riding" set. I adore this mold and the color and paint job are really nice. Paint gelding; parents and name TBA:
Breyer "Adios" in bay tobiano, "Pokerjoe" the comedy horse. Paint stallion, parents and name TBA (image from Identify Your Breyer.com; I don't have a pic of mine yet):
Bar U White Gold, Standing Stock Horse Foal in . . . this is what hobbyists call a "Breyer color", meaning that it's a color that isn't very realistic and isn't appropriate to the mold. You don't generally see foals this gray. I'm calling her a smoky cream (black with two cream dilute genes) and not showing her. The mold isn't very well-conformed, anyway, but she goes with the mare. Quarter Horse filly, Toys R Us special run from 1993.
Bar U Platinum, "Lady Phase" in gray (in this case, hiding smoky silver grulla). Toys R Us special run from 1993; came with the foal above.
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