Auction & TSC Models Announced

Yesterday Breyer did a second drop of models that will be available for the auction. Here are some screenshots of them from Breyer's announcement.

A vintage mold! And while I am not much of a fan of pintos or paints, I do like this piece a lot.

I'm a vintage collector but there are new molds I like, too, and Dundee is one of them. I don't care for brindles, though. Were this a regular run piece, I'd probably buy him. (Just as I am going to buy this year's BreyerFest special run Can't Hold Us Down. Her brindle markings are softer and look much more realistic to me.)

The shading is gorgeous on this one.

What a beautifully done Sham! As time has gone on, I have really become a fan of Breyer's palominos.

Not only were more aution models announced, but the 2024 Tractor Supply models were, too. I'm not sure if Breyer formally announced them or if someone just discovered them on TSC's web site and then posted pictures on social media, but here they are! (All screenshots are from the Tractor Supply web site.)

The Lonesome Glory mold has grown on me ever since I got the web special Sassy in 2020. "Sassy" was Abby's name at Indiana Horse Rescue, plus the model was an Appaloosa, so I "needed" her. (Ahem!)

The Clydesdale Stallion in navy and gold plus a new model on the Adios mold are both high on my want list! Unfortunately the Tractor Supply here in Lafayette does not get all the TSC web specials. And if they do some of them, it's the Freedom and Stablemates, unicorns of all scales, and Mane Madness, not the Traditionals.

When I have tried to order them online from TSC in the past, it always defaults first to shipping to the store in Lafayette and then switches to "not available." I missed out on Joleene due to that and a couple others that I wanted as a result.

Tomorrow we will look some more at artwork from the past and how I was able to incorporate art into my teaching. In fact, I got my Masters degree in doing that.

Stay 'tooned!