Breyer Mirrors from the smoke and mirrors set. No flaws that I can see. Has been a shelf model since I received the model back in 2011. I have Smoke with a few small flaws if your interested in bundling them for a larger price. I am also open to trades. 

Don’t see any flaws. Opened and put on shelf. 

Painted in pastels and acrylics to be a red tovero Breyer pony. 

Micro Batson by sakori Customs painted in pigments and acrylics to a silver bay with sabino like pattern. 

Micro mini Mestizo by celenne Dionn painted by me in pigments and acrylics

2013 DAH drafter boy, in perfect condition with minor rubs on the base of his hooves. No other marks. Incredible mottling details on his nose!!International shipping at buyer's expense

Custom Breyer running thoroughbred stablemate to a black appaloosa

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Collecta cust of the grey Trakehner Stallion into a buckskin Andalusier Stallion

Front Pink SMBs with Gold Velcro

Pink Front SMBs

These boots are two front leg boots. If you want a full set (front and back), please purchase this listing twice and shoot me a message with your color choice and let me know that one pair is a back pair (slightly different measurements)Available Colors - Please message me with your color choice or leave it in the note to seller section at checkout*Note* Color may vary slightly from the color shown in the photos. I can send you photos of any color, just let me know. Solid Colors: White - 2...

Repainted horse by Schleich, acrylic painting, laquer covering. 

Repainted horse by Collecta, acrylic painting, laquer covering. 

Breyer Blue Country stable. Classic scale. Will include all original parts. Great condition just a wooden name plate added on. 

Beautiful model cant find any flaws on this guy If you want more pictures let me know! Price is ppd in the US.

Learn to paint realistic model horses with pastels. Glowing blood bays, flashy palominos, darling dapples, loud appaloosas and stunning pintos are all within reach for horse enthusiasts of all ages with this step-by-step guide. You’ll enjoy working in pastels because they are easy to blend, simple to apply, and most of all, the results are true-to-life coat colors