We are only 6 weeks away from BreyerFest weekend and we have saved one of our favorite reveals for last: Series 1 of our new Best of BreyerFest Stablemates sets, where we've taken some of your favorite raffle prizes from previous BreyerFests and made them in miniature! This set will be available to all BreyerFest ticket holders as part of the offerings in our Fling! Souvenir Shop.
Also included will be "Gale", done on mold #5602 sculpted by Kathleen Moody, which has been done as a miniature Windswept, the Saturday Raffle Model from BreyerFest's Summer Carnival in 2006. We know this little one will sweep you off your feet!
We are also excited for you to bring home "Durham", done on mold #5607 also sculpted by Kathleen Moody, which has been done as a miniature Carlisle, the Saturday Raffle model from our British Invasion in 2012. Just like Carlisle, Durham is also a "cathedral city" in the north of England and boasts a massive cathedral and castle that date from William the Conqueror.
As well, you'll get to bring home "Victoire", done on mold #5622 sculpted by Jane Lunger, which has been done as a miniature Que Sera Sera, the Saturday Raffle model from Vive la France in 2015. This little one has no time to just let things be and will surely take this place as the winner of your collection!
And last, but certainly not least, we are pleased to round out this series with "Viaje", done on mold #5721 also sculpted by Jane Luger, as a miniature Viajero, the Saturday Raffle model from BreyerFest's Global Gallop in 2008. This little traveler can't wait to find his place on your shelf.
Happy Monday!
Well, I guess that's it for now. I would talk about the current affairs going on, but I don't want to give any additional "media" to the domestic terrorists that are destroying cities all over the country, all in the name of justice, but justice isn't about looting and burning things down.
So, until next time...
WOWEEE! Thank you for the detailed update from Breyer on this new reveal! i will need all but one, for the congas be it because Appy and or Django, G2WB, and Rivet, lol! Yeah, i kinda agree with you about Durham; something about how he looks so simple and or plain compared to the others, maybe? Dunno.
ReplyDeleteshan, here, and i agree with you on the domestic terrorists comment. Sucks. Just keep up your wonderfully informative cheerful and fun blogs! And thank you for this as it takes our minds off the sucks in life...
You’re welcome. I’m glad you find it useful. And thank you for the continued kind words about my blog. I try so hard to keep it fun and entertaining and I hope like heck I succeed at that. With Durham, it’s the pattern, I think. It seems too...perfect. I like my paints and pintos to have more random bits of color and Durham it’s white-color-white-color-white-color. Bam. Bam. Bam. Like the painter took a solid white model and slapped chestnut stripes on it then threw in the bay characteristics. Too matchy-matchy, you know?
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