Bay Warmblood Stallion
CollectA are adorable, authentic miniatures and have been sculpted by experts to achieve the most realistic look possible. Individually hand crafted in vinyl and handpainted, these fun figurines are virtually unbreakable and so realistic.
The Breyer by CollectA Horse Collection is sculpted by noted equine sculptor Deborah McDermott. Deborah is noted for being able to accurately capture the anatomy and breed characteristics of every horse that she sculpts. Her happy horses are full of expression and life!
Warmbloods are a group of middle-weight horse types primarily originating in Europe. These horses are popular in sporting events such as dressage, and many European breeders are breeding warmbloods for competition.
Warmbloods have become popular since the end of World War II when mechanization made agricultural horses obsolete, and recreational riding became more widespread in the western world. The heavy warmbloods have found their niche as family horses and in combined driving.
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CollectA are adorable, authentic miniatures and have been sculpted by experts to achieve the most realistic look possible. Individually hand crafted in vinyl and handpainted, these fun figurines are virtually unbreakable and so realistic.
The Breyer by CollectA Horse Collection is sculpted by noted equine sculptor Deborah McDermott. Deborah is noted for being able to accurately capture the anatomy and breed characteristics of every horse that she sculpts. Her happy horses are full of expression and life!
Warmbloods are a group of middle-weight horse types primarily originating in Europe. These horses are popular in sporting events such as dressage, and many European breeders are breeding warmbloods for competition.
Warmbloods have become popular since the end of World War II when mechanization made agricultural horses obsolete, and recreational riding became more widespread in the western world. The heavy warmbloods have found their niche as family horses and in combined driving.
