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Foal
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
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Releases on this mold (30)
2005–2022 · every release the community has catalogued, in the order they reached shelves.
📊 Production at a glance, 2005–2022
2005201020152022
Bars are production runs at true width · dots are single-year releases · 3 shorter runs shown as dots. Details on every row below.
15
’00s
13
’10s
2
’20s
2000s 15 releases
2005–2007
dark bay
2005
bay blanket
2005–2008
liver chestnut tobiano
2005
2006
2006
grulla, star, leg barring, dorsal stripe
2007
2007
dun
2007
grulla
2007
dark bay
2007–2014
grulla, star, leg barring, dorsal stripe
2007
No Name With Morgan Foal#720692
buckskin
2008
red roan
2009–2011
chestnut blanket
2010s 13 releases
2010–2013
grey leopard
2012
black blanket
2012
blue roan, star
2013
red dun
2014
palomino, white points, bald face
2014–2015
black leopard, light grey mane/tail, knees, hocks
2015–2016
A Champion is Born - Three Horse Arabian Set With Black Stallion, Johar, American Quarter Horse Foal#61087
Buckskin, black points, socks on the near hind and off fore, coronet on the off hind
2015
blue with white "ghost" pattern
2016
2017–2019
palomino, white mane/tail
2018
palomino blanket
2019–2020
2019–2021
light gold-ish green
2020s 2 releases
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Details
| Manufacturer | Breyer |
| Scale | Classic (1:12) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Release Year Start | 2005 |
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