I just noticed something the other day - another possible case of mold updating/replacement. First, the much-anticipated BreyerFest Giselle/Gilen combo of Stage Mom and Child Star:

And, from the 1963 Breyer Dealer’s Catalog, here’s the Running Mare and Foal combo, Sugar & Spice:

Ooh, spooky!
I have no idea if this was intentional or not, but it sure seems like it, doesn’t it? Running mares, running foals, two distinct shades of gray/black, with cutesy alliterative names? Has someone at Reeves - gasp! - been doing their homework?
If so, good job guys - and this time around, don’t wimp out on the Buckskins. I think they’d look fantastic in that color. Though true Charcoals and Alabasters would be nice, too. (Gloss or matte - I’m not picky!)
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Are Giselle and Gilen in plastic this time, or porcelain again?
Plastic this time - that's what's generating the excitement.
Ah. I apparently need to re-up my JAH subscription. Awesome. I thought they were cute the first time, but Conns are too expensive and I don't do porcelain, usually.
Am I nuts, or did they use a treble clef instead of an ampersand on 'Sugar & Spice' there? Ha!
And good eye, I never thought about it this way, but it does make sense!
They did! Ha ha!
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