Breyer History Diva
Tuesday, March 31, 2015

French Impressions

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I took five years of French lessons, dreamt about getting lost in the Louvre, wrote a paper in high school about Georges Melies (in French!)...
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Saturday, March 28, 2015

Post-1966 Glosses

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Around 1967, Breyer began to phase out Gloss Finishes. Some releases, such as the Family Arabians, were transitioned over to a Matte Finish....
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Bay + Pinto

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The latest Vintage Club pictures are out, of the Gloss Bay Pinto Misty and Stormy, Coral and Reef: Here’s an interesting little fact: ...
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Sunday, March 22, 2015

Fishing Expedition

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There is absolutely nothing special about this horse, other than I found it on the clearance section of the store I stopped at on the way ho...
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Thursday, March 19, 2015

Chocolates

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I was relieved that they didn’t do a Gloss Prize model of the new Fjord GVF Sjokolade at some point last year. I’ve grown quite fond of my c...
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Monday, March 16, 2015

In the Beginning

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The Western Horse is one of the handful of Breyer-related topics that I defer to others; most of my research on Early Breyer History tends t...
Friday, March 13, 2015

Almost Forgotten

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Another surprising sales cull from my herd: You’d think that a Woodgrain Racehorse would be precisely the kind of model I’d keep witho...
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Model Horse Hobbyist and Purveyor of Odd Notions since 1978. Proprietor of the original Morning Glory Ranch, publisher of the notorious MGR Sampler, and all-around hobby history gadfly. Ask me questions - that's what I'm here for!
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