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Sea Star
by Breyer · Mold🐴
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 1980Material Plastic
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Releases on this mold (13)
1980–2024 · every release the community has catalogued, in the order they reached shelves.
📊 Production at a glance, 1980–2024
198019902000201020202024
Bars are production runs at true width · dots are single-year releases · 1 shorter runs shown as dots. Details on every row below.
2
’80s
6
’90s
1
’00s
3
’10s
1
’20s
1980s 2 releases
1980–1987
red chestnut, star, darker chestnut mane/tail
1983–1985
red chestnut, star, darker chestnut mane/tail
1990s 6 releases
1991–1993
Buckskin, star, black points, primitive bars on the upper legs
1994–1995
Chestnut tobiano, stripe, four stockings, slightly darker chestnut mane and tail
1995
Chestnut blanket, solid face, dark chestnut mane and tail with the tail tipped white, dark chestnut knees and hocks, four stockings
1997–1998
Minimally marked brown-black tobiano, blaze, four high stockings, brown-black mane and tail
1998–1999
Chestnut extreme tobiano, chestnut face, chestnut and white mane and tail
2000s 1 release
2006–2008
dun pinto, shaded muzzle, black points, four stockings
2010s 3 releases
2010–2011
Palomino, wide blaze carried down over the muzzle, darker knees, white points
2020s 1 release
2024
smoky black, diamond
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Details
| Manufacturer | Breyer |
| Artist | Chris Hess |
| Scale | Traditional (1:9) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Release Year Start | 1980 |
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