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Na tej stronie możesz znaleźć swój model po zdjęciu, moldzie lub nazwie. Pod każdym modelem możemy znaleźć informacje o dacie wprowadzenia, nazwie maści, rzeźbiarzu, maści, limitowaniu i gdzie był dostępny.

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We're glad you stopped by! There are thousands of photos here to drool over and information on every Breyer model known to exist, as well as information on Breyer buttons, tack, collectors' manuals, and their annual Just About Horses magazine. If you're looking to buy new models or sell your old collection you should definitely start with the Buying and Selling page. If you're looking for information on a particular series of models (Treasure Hunts, Holiday Horses, web specials and the like) or information on new and discontinued models by year be sure to check out the Site Index page. Janice had started collecting Breyer model horses since the early 1970s and in 2001 created "Identify Your Breyer" in order to better share this wonderful hobby with others. The site is entirely free to use, with hosting costs paid by advertising revenues and your purchases made through this Amazon.com link. The information you'll find here has been obtained from many sources and is accurate to the best of our knowledge. If you have corrections or additional information, please don't hesitate to contact us!

Identify Your Breyer is a reference site and can be treated as such. You are welcome to copy and save the information and photos found here for your personal use. This means that you can use what you find here to create your own inventory and want lists and save those lists to your personal computer. You may also copy and print information found here for use in documenting your model horse show entries and use site material as part of your forum post, blog, or hobby article, provided that your work is substantially original. Giving source credit when you use material you've found here is greatly appreciated.

What you can never do is use material found here for personal or commercial gain. Some people try to use photos found on this site as their own, most frequently on auction websites like eBay. This is not allowed, and is wrong not only because you're using someone else's work without permission, but also, in the case of sales sites, because you are deceiving your potential buyers by showing them a picture of something other than what they're actually bidding on. As should be obvious, you also may not use Identify Your Breyer photos and text to create your own identification website, app, or online game. If you have questions about any of this this please contact us.

About the founder and curators

About Model Horse Values

We can't give you an estimate of the value of your model or your model horse collection, BUT there are many resources out there that can help you determine its worth. Bear in mind that a model's value is simply what someone else is willing to pay for it, no matter what the price guide or sales list tells you one is going for! A great deal depends on the condition of the model being sold, as well as on the popularity of that particular model and its rarity. Your best bet to find current values is to look at what the same model in a similar condition is selling for on an online site like or Model Horse $ales Pages. Felicia Browell, Kelly Kesicki and Kelly Korber-Weimer's Breyer Animal Collector's Guide, Fifth Edition (which is updated as the Breyer Animal Quick Reference) is also very helpful. More information on how to estimate value can be found on the Buying and Selling page.

How to Identify Your Breyer

In order to identify which Breyer model you have, you'll first need to determine which scale or size series category it falls into, from the 1:9 scale Traditional to the 1:64 scale Mini Whinnies. The categories listed above are how Breyer classifies its molds and that's how things are sorted here as well. Measure from the table to the top of your model's ears to see where it falls in the breakdown shown above, keeping in mind that the numbers above are just approximations. These measurements indicate the height of the average adult model; foals and ponies are correspondingly smaller in each size category. If you've looked and can't find your model in one size category, try the next one up or down.

2. Next you'll have to determine which mold Breyer used to create your horse. Breyer may re-use each mold many times, depending on the popularity of the individual mold, and will vary the color and other details with each release. You can figure out which mold you have by going to the right series category ( Traditional, Classic, etc.) and looking at the photos shown there. You're not looking for a color match, just for the same shape. Sometimes Breyer will change the shape of the mane or tail on a model, so don't rely just on that. Look instead at the action the model is taking (standing, trotting, etc.) and the general build (stocky, slender like a racehorse, etc.). Clicking on a photo will show you that picture in larger detail if you're not sure. If you think you know the mold name but don't see it try running a search of the page (usually Control F). Sometimes collectors call a mold one thing and Breyer another, leading to some confusion. The mold names you'll find on this site are what Breyer uses whenever those are known.

3. Once you know what mold you have, figuring out what model you've got is easy! Clicking on the name of the mold (such as Adios) will take you to the page for that mold. On that page is a description and usually a photo of every known model in that mold. Because they are painted by hand sometimes a shade will vary between light and dark, but the general color and the number of or absence of things like stockings and facial markings usually remains the same. See how easy that was?

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We're glad you stopped by! There are thousands of photos here to drool over and information on every Breyer model known to exist, as well as information on Breyer buttons, tack, collectors' manuals, and their annual Just About Horses magazine.

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Na tym blogu możemy znaleźć ogrom cudownych recenzji ze szczegółowymi zdjęciami modeli wielu firm.

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Od razu mówię, że kociarą nie jestem, ale figurek kotów domowych mam sporo - stąd pomysł na posta. W mojej kolekcji są głównie figurki kotów SchleichS w różnej skali, ale są też inne firmy: Papo, Mojo fun, Bullyland, CollectA.

Do tego posta podchodziłam dwa razy m. in dlatego, że doszły mi nowe koty, a koty jak wiadomo chodzą swoimi ścieżkami i zebranie wszystkich kotów było trochę trudne ;-) Do tego dokupiłam perskiego kota firmy Papo i nie było wyjścia - trzeba pisać od nowa.

Koty SchleichS różnią się wielkością, ponieważ sam producent zmienił skalę figurek zwierząt w stosunku do lat poprzednich. Obecnie koty tej firmy są mniejsze (zwłaszcza kocięta są mini mini), mogą być mniej realistyczne, ale moim zdaniem są urocze i mam tu na myśli ich pyszczki. Dla mnie koty z poprzednich lat mają grymaśne mordki.

Swoją drogą chyba tylko SchleichS prowadzi modele kociąt do sprzedaży. Obecnie nie widziałam innych kociąt.

Papo też miał ładne kocięta w dwóch wariantach malowania (ja mam w kolekcji jeden wariant). Moim zdaniem producent zmienił ich kolor, żeby kocięta pasowały umaszczeniem do rodziców. W pierwszej wersji oba maluchy były rude.

Koty Papo moim zdaniem są obecnie bardziej realistyczne niż wcześniej. Mają sympatyczne mordki i generalnie są ładne i dobrze wrzeźbione.

Kot Bullyland „Mortiz" był pierwszym kotem w mojej kolekcji, później doszło kilka innych nawet breloczek, choć breloczków nie zbieram ;-) Producent sam nadaje figurkom kotów i psów imiona - możliwe, że to od ich żywych odpowiedników, ale nie sprawdzałam tego.

Koty z Collecty jakoś nie przypadły mi do gustu, stąd mam ich mało. Może nowsze koty będą bardziej realistyczne (chodzi mi tu o pyszczki). Swoją drogą myślę o uzupełnieniu kolekcji kotów, a jak wiadomo w sklepie Monocerus jest spory wybór kotów. Dzięki sklepowi Monocerus i Capricorn mogę uzupełniać moją kolekcję! Dziękuję Ci Capricorn że zawsze mogę na Was liczyć <3 Ten kot tricolor przeciągający się jest z Monocerusa - brakowało mi go w kolekcji, wtedy był trudno dostępny, ale dla Capricorn to nie problem ;-)

Oczywiście jest jeszcze jeden kot w mojej kolekcji! Kot siedzący na koniu firmy CollectA.

Lecimy dalej z tematem! Z firmy Mojo fun / Animal Planet mam tylko dwa koty, a właściwie jednego w dwóch egzemplarzach. Figurki tej firmy są generalnie trudno dostępne i droższe, ale mają swój urok.

Spytacie pewnie po co kupuje dublety? Czasami to siła wyższa jak kupuje zestaw nowy czy używany, którego nie można rozdzielić, ale czasami to kwestia malowania lub skazy, która nadaje modelowi urok i wyjątkowość. Na przykład jeden kot, którego mam, nie ma pomalowanej źrenicy w oku.

A teraz trochę porównam koty według umaszczenia i trochę rasowo, ale w przypadku figurek kotów, czy generalnie figurek, zawsze jest problem z określeniem rasy, a czasami nawet gatunku w przypadku zwierząt egzotycznych.

Jeszcze porównanie dwóch drapaków dla kotów SchleichS po lewej nowy po prawej stary.

Tak prezentuje się moja kolekcja kotów domowych.

Jakbyście chcieli powiększyć swoją kolekcję o jakiegoś kota, czy innego zwierzaka figurowego, czy coś innego modelowego, to wiecie, gdzie ich szukać > Monocerus.pl

Pozdrawiam serdecznie auuuu!
Serdecznie dziękuję Lykainie za miłe słowa i za post - czekamy na kolejny :) A Was pozdrawiam - papatki i do następnego! Capricorn

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Blog o modelach koni firmy Breyer, Schleich, Collecta i innych. Przydatne porady, opisy modeli oraz zdjęcia z imprez jeździeckich.

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Strona bliźniaczo podobna do IDYB, jednakże poświęcona modelom firmy CollectA.

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What are CollectAs, anyway? CollectA models are vinyl, hand-painted models with a high degree of accuracy in both conformation and color. They are both affordable and almost impossible to break and have been around since 2006. Sizes of CollectA models vary from small (averaging approximately 3 inches tall) to the Deluxe (1:12 scale, averaging approximately 7-9 inches tall.) They are sold loose on shelves or in display boxes, not unlike the popular Schleich models. The average model horse is roughly the size of Breyer's Paddock Pals series, with the Deluxe models roughly Classic series in size.

The CollectA company, based in Hong Kong, is one of the world's largest manufacturers of collectible model animals, currently offering 560 different animal models. The company is most well-known for their extensive line of prehistoric animals and, with the addition of molds sculpted by famous equestrian artist Deborah McDermott, interest in their Horse Life line has been growing steadily. CollectA's parent company is Procon Asia, and you may see "Procon" on earlier hang tags.

Who is Brachio? Brachio is the company Mascot who was a favourite with the late Anthony Beeson who was in charge of the prehistoric line up. Brachio will be supporting CollectA in any way he can and has been introduced in 2023.

What are Corral Pals? Did Breyer buy CollectA? Breyer didn't buy CollectA but in 2017 did purchase exclusive North American distribution rights to sell the Horse, Farm Life, and Dogs and Cats lines under the "Corral Pals" name. These models are referred to as "Breyer by CollectA." CollectA is still very much in business and will continue selling their current line, including the "Corral Pals" models (these last outside of North America). Breyer may add additional lines, including Dinosaurs, Sea Life, Wildlife, and Jungle, in the near future. As more information is released I'll update these pages.

So what's this website about? Identify Your CollectA is a reference site created by a collector for other collectors. Here you will find a complete list all of CollectA models, current and discontinued, to help you find out what you have and what you want. It also contains copies of CollectA and Breyer's Corral Pals catalogs and other paper ephemera. My hope is that this site will become a catalog of in-hand photos of every CollectA model released. Can I do it? That's up to YOU! If you have clear color photos of your CollectA models, why not share them here? You are welcome to watermark your photos first or I will do so for you when they are published. For more information on submitting photos please see the " Help Wanted" section below.

You are welcome to copy and save the information and photos found here for your personal use. This means that you can use what you find here to create your own inventory and want lists and save those lists to your personal computer. You may also copy and print information found here for use in documenting your model horse show entries and use site material as part of your forum post, blog, or hobby article. Stock photos (those with a plain white or tan background and no copyright watermark on them) may be copied and used however you like. Giving source credit when you use material you've found here is greatly appreciated.

What you can never do is use material found here for personal or commercial gain. Some people try to use photos found on this site as their own, most frequently on auction websites like eBay. This is not allowed, and is wrong not only because you're using someone else's work without permission, but also, in the case of sales sites, because you are deceiving your potential buyers by showing them a picture of something other than what they're actually bidding on. As should be obvious, you also may not use Identify Your CollectA copyrighted photos and text to create your own identification website, app, or online game. If you have questions about any of this this please contact me.

Model Animal Values: I can't give you an estimate of the value of your model or your model animal collection, but there are many resources out there that can help you determine its worth. Bear in mind that a model's value is simply what someone else is willing to pay for it, no matter what the price guide or sales list tells you one is going for! A great deal depends on the condition of the model being sold, as well as on the popularity of that particular model and its rarity. Your best bet to find current values is to look at what the same model in a similar condition is selling for on an online site like eBayor Model Horse $ales Pages. The majority of CollectA models are still in production, keeping the prices for these models relatively low.

I need your photos to fill in gaps in this catalog and to replace CollectA's stock photos. Photos must have been taken or be owned by you--I can't accept photos off of eBay or other sources without permission from the owner. Submitted photos should be in focus, offer a full side view, and contain no tack (including halters) unless the tack came with the model. The best photos will have a plain background rather than a natural or stable scene. Images should beat least800 pixels wide. Be sure to include the model number and/or model name, if you know it--that will save me a lot of time! Photos should be emailed to me atHelp Wanted ! submissions@identifyyourcollecta.com. All published photos not watermarked by their owner are marked "© Identify Your CollectA" when published here to protect against theft.

I also need CollectA catalogs, price lists, collector's manuals and any other paper ephemera you might have. You can scan these pages and email them to me or I'd be happy to pay shipping if you'll trust them to me on loan. If you have a sales list of this material I'd like to see that too, although my budget for such things is pretty small.

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What are CollectAs, anyway? CollectA models are vinyl, hand-painted models with a high degree of accuracy in both conformation and color. They are both affordable and almost impossible to break and have been around since 2006. Sizes of CollectA models vary from small (averaging approximately 3 inches tall) to the Deluxe (1:12 scale, averaging approximately 7-9 inches tall.)

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Na Monocerusie znaleźć można modele wielu firm takich jak Breyer, CollectA czy schleich i mniej znanych jak Papo, Safari LTD, i wiele więcej. Okazjonalnie na stronie pojawiają się modele Artist Resin np. Willma i Next Chapter. Oprócz modeli w repertuarze znajduje się wiele znanych i lubianych przez rzeźbiarzy, tack-makerów czy customerów.

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Sklep z figurkami. W ofercie figurki Collecta, Breyer, Schleich, Papo, Mojo i innych producentów. Sklep, gdzie każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie!

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Tutaj możemy kupić wyłącznie modele i akcesoria Breyer, od skali Mini Whinnies do Traditional. Niezaprzeczalną zaletą breyer.pl jest dostępność niektórych modeli limitowanych z np. PC lub BF, niski próg darmowej wysyłki i niskie ceny, porównywalne do cen na oficjalnej stronie Breyera/

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Breyer.pl - Oficjalny dystrybutor modeli koni firmy BREYER w Polsce

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Co prawda Pinterest stroną typową modelarską nie jest, ale zdecydowanie przydaje się w poszukiwaniu zdjęć poglądowych. Możemy tu znaleźć zdjęcia koni danej maści, rasy czy zdjęcia sprzętu. Pomocna jest znajomość angielskich nazw, ponieważ wyszukując w tym języku liczba wyników będzie dużo większa. Tablice ułatwiają segregację refek np. koni jednej rasy .

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Podobnie jak na IDYB czy IDYC, ta strona umożliwia identyfikację modelu konkretnej firmy, w tym przypadku Peter Stone.

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Advanced Search System

You can search models using advanced search system, which provides various search filters and options.

Your Own 'Private Collection' List

Create Your Own 'Private Collection' Using Data Directly from SHR. This Includes notes that You can Maintain Yourself!

PDF and CSV Exports

You can Easily Print or Export Model Details and Your Lists in PDF and Excel Formats and Give Your Friends and Loved Ones Access to Your Lists!

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The Official Reference Site for Peter Stone Models

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The Official Reference Site for Peter Stone Models. Browse and search models, pictures and other data. In Operation Since 2001

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