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The BreyerFest Best Customs Contest celebrates the best in model horse customization. Artists from around the country are invited to submit photos of their creations – starting today!
This year’s Contest Divisions include:
More information on these divisions can be found on our Contest Page here and complete rules and terms & conditions can be found here.
The entry period closes on Thursday, June 11, 2020 and finalists will be exhibited online as a part of this year’s Virtual Artisans’ Gallery. Final judging will take place July 10, 2020 and winners announced on July 11, 2020. Top winners will receive a rosette and this year’s Best Customs Contest Model, Cornwall. Second and third place runners up will also receive rosettes and this year’s Best Customs Contest Model, Breton. You can learn more about these beauties here.
Good luck to all our entrants! We can’t wait to see your creations!
May 28, 2020
Cyndi, click the complete rules link for information on entering. :)
May 21, 2020
How/where do we enter?
I also have a Diorama, when/where do we enter that?
May 15, 2020
Could I enter a custom in both the model horse photo show and the customs contes?
May 14, 2020
How will virtual attendees get to enjoy the entrants for this contest and also the diorama contest? Mom and I were really looking forward to this part of Breyerfest. Thanks for all the hard work you’re all doing!
May 13, 2020
The opening picture is awesome! Kudos to however painted that handsome horse!
May 13, 2020
I’m with McKenzie, I would really like to start working on it!!
May 13, 2020
Hope to hear more about the diorama contest soon!
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KHarper
June 12, 2020
The theme contest “Pairs Well Together” description specifies “No fantasy entries, realistic equines only please.” Does this mean only that the equines involved must be realistic, but the presentation can be unrealistic? Or must the presentation also be realistic? (E.g. would a talking equine be disqualified from the theme contest class?) Thanks!