← Reference Catalog

American Quarter Horse Stallion

by Breyer · Mold
🐴
Breyer · Classic (1:12) · Mold

This is a mold (the sculpture). Collectors finish it in many different colors, so the photos below are a range of finishes — not a single model.

Year 2005Material Plastic

0 collectors have a horse on this mold.

MHH may earn a commission from eBay links.

Blue Book value

Releases on this mold (29)

2005–2025 · every release the community has catalogued, in the order they reached shelves.

📊 Production at a glance, 2005–2025
20052010201520202025

Bars are production runs at true width · dots are single-year releases. Details on every row below.

11
’00s
10
’10s
8
’20s

2010s 10 releases

2010
glossy shaded blue, lighter blue and red decals
2011–2018
buckskin paint
2014
bay, black points
2015–2018
Cremello, stripe and snip, shaded muzzle, four stockings, white mane and tail
2015
Leo#8169
Orangey palomino, bald face, mane and tail matching the body, four socks, zodiac symbols on both hips
2016
clear lavender with music theme decals
2019–2020
pearlescent light grey, darker grey lower legs

2020s 8 releases

2020
Nova#712350🏷️ ~$40
pearly coat with gold and rose pink shading, gold horn
2020
Sugar#97267
white, rainbow mane/tail, gold horn
2021
Hope 2021 Horse of the Year#62121🏷️ ~$18
black body with rainbow design
2023
flaxen chestnut, blaze, rear stockings
2024
Noreaster#10233
glossy metallic teal blue with pearly white swirls
2025
flaxen chestnut, blaze, rear stockings
2025
Screech#B-CS-10436
Glossy dark blue metallic pinto, feather-shaped blaze, markings patterned after an owl
2025
flaxen chestnut, blaze, rear stockings
🎯
Want one on this mold? Add it to your want list.
Owners get a private nudge that you’re looking — even if it isn’t listed.

Details

ManufacturerBreyer
ScaleClassic (1:12)
MaterialPlastic
Release Year Start2005

This entry is missing model number, colour and markings, last released, run type and 7 more. Know any of them? Fill in what you know.

Facts from the hobby's published record and the makers' archives — where our information comes from. Spot an error? Suggest a correction.