
I must say that I like Hera better, both in mold and color. I don't think I know of two special run models being released so close together. Some speculate that it may have been the BEB(Big easy Bash) issue, but know one really knows for sure.


I have heard that she is a good all-performance horse for both photo and live showing, but I seem to like the Rugged lark mold better. I don't have any in this mold, so I don't think that I will try to get her at all, but who knows? But I am sure that if I did want her, I would get Hera on MH$P first.
However, I do like these Strapless:
Pottery Barn Kids~2009
Bees Knees~Special Run of 80 made, 2012 Breyerfest
Well, tomorrow I am debating on a blog post about my wishlist horses, or my Phoenix's pedigree. Guess you all will find out tomorrow! (or next week, whenever I can publish something).
~CBL
What was the BEB again?
ReplyDeleteBEB stands for Big Easy Bash.
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what breed is this
ReplyDeleteIt could be multiple breeds. While the Strapless mold us usually used as a Thoroughbred, Paint, Appaloosa, or Warmblood type horses, you can usually use your imagination with its breeding origin.
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