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Sea Star
by Breyer · Mold🐴
Breyer · Traditional (1:9) · Mold
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Year 1980Material Plastic
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Releases on this mold (13)
Biscuits and Gravy With Sea Star, Mistysmoky black, diamondBreyerFest 1995 — Live Auction 29BreyerFest 2019 — Live Auction 08Cascade and Caspian With Connemara Marelight blue, darker kneesChincoteague FoalBuckskin, star, black points, primitive bars on the upper legsGeronimo and Cochise With Kelso, gold medallion on blue ribbonChestnut blanket, solid face, dark chestnut mane and tail with the tail tipped white, dark chestnut knees and hocks, four stockingsGrazing Mare and Foal With Grazing MareChestnut extreme tobiano, chestnut face, chestnut and white mane and tailMarguerite Henry's Misty Stormy and Sea Star With Stormy, Mistyred chestnut, star, darker chestnut mane/tailMarguerite Henry's Sea Starred chestnut, star, darker chestnut mane/tailPony Family Gift Set With Haflinger, Mistydun pinto, shaded muzzle, black points, four stockingsPony Picnic Gift Set With doll, Mini Whinnie, picnic tote, popcorn, carrots, and blanketPalomino, wide blaze carried down over the muzzle, darker knees, white pointsScribbles Paint Horse FoalChestnut tobiano, stripe, four stockings, slightly darker chestnut mane and tailSure Fire, Pinto FoalMinimally marked brown-black tobiano, blaze, four high stockings, brown-black mane and tail
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Details
| Manufacturer | Breyer |
| Scale | Traditional (1:9) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Release Year Start | 1980 |
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