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Collecting
Collecting Breyer models is a fun and educational hobby shared by thousands of horse lovers across the world! Over Breyer’s 75-year history, we have created thousands of different models in a variety of poses, breeds, and sizes. Some of these pieces are especially rare and desirable. Learn more about the history of Breyer, the people behind your favorite models, and the world of model horse collecting in the articles below.
Collecting
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The Legacy of Rich Rudish
Although he may have only created two sculptures for Breyer, Rich Rudish's equine art has had a lasting legacy on horse fans throughout the world.Read now -
The Box That Barely Was: The Story of the "Touchability Box"
Read nowThis strange but fascinating style of packaging was short-lived, but continues to enthrall Breyer fans to this day.
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The Life and Times of Brenda Breyer
You may not guess it at first glance, but Brenda Breyer is one of the longest-running Breyer "models" of all time!Read now -
From Paper to Plastic: The Concept Art of Kathleen Moody
Read nowBehind the scenes of the creation of two beloved Breyer sculptures: Gem Twist and Big Ben.
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Chalk Full of History
Read nowA history lesson on one of the most fascinating quirks of vintage Breyer models, and how it came to be utilized as a purposeful design choice.
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Breyer Variations: Delighting Collectors for Decades
Read nowAdding production variations to your stable is an exciting and unique way to expand your collection.
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Caught in the Middle: The In-Between Mare
Read nowOne of Breyer's greatest mysteries is that of the In-Between Mare. Lost to time for more than 60 years, this is her story.
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Looking Back and Moving Forwards: The Foundations of Our Model Horse Arts
Read nowGuest author Sarah Minkiewicz-Breunig recounts the history of model horse customizing and introduces us to many of the craft's foundational artists.
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Concept Art from the Breyer Archive
Read nowThe journey of a Breyer model often begins with a pen and paper to bring an idea to life.
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Chris Hess: The Soul of Breyer Animal Creations
Read nowDid you know that nearly every Breyer model released through the mid-1980s was sculpted by a single artist?
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Artist's Sketch: Morgen Kilbourn
Learn more about the talented equine sculptor behind some of your favorite Breyer molds such as Wyatt, Bobby Jo and Bristol!Read now
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The first Breyer model horse trotted off the production line in 1950, and a rich history has been written ever since. Here you will find articles that will help you identify your vintage Breyer models, learn about a model’s age through hallmarks and mold marks, find out the history of Breyer models and the artists who have worked on them, and introduce you to some of the rarest and most collectible models ever made. With their handcrafted nature, Breyer models are also known for their desirable variations in color and painting style.
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