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Roy the Belgian

by Breyer · Mold
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Breyer · Traditional (1:9) · 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 1989Material Plastic

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Releases on this mold (14)

1989–2023 · every release the community has catalogued, in the order they reached shelves.

📊 Production at a glance, 1989–2023
19892000201020202023

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

1
’80s
8
’90s
3
’10s
2
’20s

1980s 1 release

1989–1990
Light sorrel, solid face, light tan patches on the flanks, flaxen mane and tail

1990s 8 releases

1991–1993
Tan dun, solid face, rust shading along the sides of the face and body, charcoal muzzle and belly, black points
1992
Slightly semigloss liver chestnut, blaze, light chestnut mane and tail, lower legs the same light chestnut
1996–1997
Blue roan, head mostly brown, eyes black or bi-color, socks on the near fore, near hind and off fore, dark brown shading on the legs, grey mane and tail matching the body or darker
1998–1999
semigloss black, black mane/tail, near hind sock
1999
fleabitten grey, dark head, mane, and knees

2010s 3 releases

2010
Chestnut, irregular blaze, pink muzzle, four stockings, white mane and tail
2015
Simba du Pont de Tourney#711216🏷️ ~$25
Glossy bay roan, shaded muzzle, black points, white flecking in the black legs, bay streaks through the mane
+1 variation
2017
bay roan, blaze, black points, four stockings

2020s 2 releases

2022
Percheron#430051
light grey
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Details

ManufacturerBreyer
ArtistFrancis Eustis
ScaleTraditional (1:9)
MaterialPlastic
Release Year Start1989

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