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Shire

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 1972Material Plastic

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Releases on this mold (10)

1972–2019 · every release the community has catalogued, in the order they reached shelves.

📊 Production at a glance, 1972–2019
197219801990200020102019

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

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’70s
3
’90s
1
’00s
4
’10s

1970s 2 releases

1972
Glossy dappled grey, bald face, grey nose and ears, dark grey knees and hocks, white feathers, darker grey mane and tail, dorsal stripe
+1 variation
1972–1976
Honey sorrel in matte and semigloss, bald face, white feathers, darker chestnut or charcoal mane and tail

1990s 3 releases

1992
Dark palomino, stripe, grey shading on the muzzle, white mane and tail, white feathering
1997
Matte or semigloss black, bald face, white feathers, tan hooves, black mane and tail
1998–1999
Shire#739
Shaded light bay, solid face, shaded muzzle, black points, tan hooves

2000s 1 release

2003
Smoke grey, bald or light-colored face, white feathers, white mane and tail

2010s 4 releases

2012
Cheerio#711146
Glossy bay tobiano, bald face, black knees, four high stockings, black and white mane and tail
2013
Shire Mare#430008
Shaded light bay, solid face, shaded muzzle, black points, black hooves
2016
Testudo#712195
liver chestnut (?), four high stockings
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Details

ManufacturerBreyer
ScaleTraditional (1:9)
MaterialPlastic
Release Year Start1972

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