#Schleich Horse Club Magazine

[crystlelakefarm]

As of today, I've been collecting special addition Schleich models that are only sold in certain parts of Europe (and the UK, I think)

[pedromoyaglez]

New Horse Club magazine! 🏇

I drew the comic for the Nr. 49 episode of the Schleich comic series “Horse Club” in collaboration with Comicon studio and colors by Eva Blank, story by Sophie Luise Bauer. It is published by Blue Ocean Entertainment

[horsefigureoftheday]

I offer you this little guy called Happy! He's a Fells pony from Schleich Horse Club magazine n. 2!

BABYYY<333 I love Schleich's magazine releases, I spent SO long trying to track down all of them. The leopards and reds are my favorites of course ^w^

[jessekerr-blog1]

Summary about Buying Breyer Horse Toys

Originally, people bought model horses because they were fun. What started as horse toys has now become a massive collector's hobby. A similar thing happened with baseball cards, comics and many other toys. Question #1: Why are you collecting? This must be the first question answered for the reason that response to this determine the reply to another question that follows. I think, there exists only one right response to this query. Collect horses since it is fun! Just because something may be worth a lot of money does not imply it should stop being fun. Money includes a supply of things bent in poor condition. When it comes to collecting anything, there will always be individuals who have their eyes so dedicated to the cash they've overpassed the thrill. Now that we've got answered this key question, we can begin other questions.

Question #2: Which horses should I collect? Should you answered the initial question correctly this you are easy. Collect the horses you like one of the most! You can collect your preferred breed maybe favorite colors or another type which you like. There are a variety of sizes from large horses from the 1:9 scale, like the Breyer Traditional line that happen to be about 9 inches tall, to small horses in the 1:24 scale, for example Schleich horses which are about 3.5 inches tall. If you like developing a rare model horse, it's likely you have to pay for more to have one but you will find discontinued and limited editions available. Breyer publishes a yearly collector's guidebook which lists the market values of many model horses. However, even though these dollar values are printed inside a book doesn't imply you can sell your horses for the people prices. The so-called value is just real if you possibly could hire a roofer who is willing to pay that amount. With the Internet, collectible hobbies have become buyer's markets because even rare products are now quicker to find. Consequently, the specific prices in the pub tend to be lower than what could be listed in a novel. If you're looking at collectible toys as a possible investment, I suggest finding elsewhere to invest your cash. Collectible products are a bad investment. Even when your horses hold their value, wanting to liquidate them into cash is not so simple and often more trouble than worth. Plus the process of marketing your horses is filled with pitfalls because it carries a method of zapping each of the fun right out of the hobby. Question #3: Where should i read more information? There are several methods to find out about model horses along with the hobby of collecting them. First, you can enroll in hobby magazines like 'Just About Horses' from Breyer. Another magazine is 'Model Horse Showers Journal'. Second, you are able to join clubs to fulfill other collectors. Clubs offer newsletters and demonstrates to you can attend. Club fees usually are minimal considering what you'll get. Some clubs are specific to a horse breed although some are focused on a specific region. Third, you may get loads additional information by simply surfing the Internet. Simply do a Search engine for model horses or horse toys. Question #4: Where must i buy model horses? There's 2 markets, one for new horses and one for previously-owned horses. You will discover new horses accessible in most toy stores, however the biggest selection and easiest spot to shop is online. Many retailers provide large images in order to clearly see what you're getting. For previously-owned horses, the best place to shop could be online, at hobby shows or by registering to hobby newsletters where other hobbyists are allowed to list their horses on the market. There is lots to discover this hobby. The key point out remember is always to enjoy your horses and like the ride! More information about igrushki Breyer see this popular web site.

[pedromoyaglez]

New Horse Club magazine! 🏇

I drew the comic for the Nr. 46 episode of the Schleich comic series “Horse Club” in collaboration with Comicon studio and colors by Eva Blank, story by Sophie Luise Bauer. It is published by Blue Ocean Entertainment

[pedromoyaglez]

New Horse Club magazine! 🏇 I drew the comic for the Nr. 50 episode of the Schleich comic series “Horse Club” in collaboration with Comicon studio and colors by Eva Blank, story by Angela Kirchner. It is published by Blue Ocean Entertainment

[pedromoyaglez]

New Horse Club magazine! 🏇

I drew the comic for the Nr. 47 episode of the Schleich comic series “Horse Club” in collaboration with Comicon studio and colors by Eva Blank, story by Sophie Luise Bauer. It is published by Blue Ocean Entertainment

[pedromoyaglez]

New Horse Club magazine!🏇  

I drew the comic for the Nr. 44 episode of the Schleich comic series “Horse Club” in collaboration with Comicon studio and colors by Eva Blank, story by Angela Kirchner. It is published by Blue Ocean Entertainment

[pedromoyaglez]

New Horse Club magazine!🏇  

I drew the comic for the Nr. 42 episode of the Schleich comic series “Horse Club” in collaboration with Comicon studio and colors by Eva Blank, story by Sophie Luise Bauer. It is published by Blue Ocean Entertainment.

[pedromoyaglez]

New Horse Club magazine!🏇​ 

I drew the comic for the Nr. 41 episode of the Schleich comic series “Horse Club” in collaboration with Comicon studio and colors by Eva Blank, story by Sophie Luise Bauer. It is published by Blue Ocean Entertainment.

[horsefigureoftheday]

Omfg by any chance would you know the number of that black and white Schleich Fells pony from one of your previous asks? It’s adorable and I must obtain one of my own 😭

His name is Happy and he's Schleich #782350. He was released with issue 50 (2/2024) of the Horse Club magazine :D

[crystlelakefarm]

Name: Shanra

Species: Mustang

Gender: Filly

Year: 2020

Number: 83032

[crystlelakefarm]

Name: Sunset

Species: Andalusian (foal)

Gender: Filly

Year: 2021

Number: 83035

[crystlelakefarm]

Name: Velvet

Species: Irish Cob/Friesian

Gender: Filly

Year: 2020

Number: 82991

[crystlelakefarm]

Name: Stormy

Species: Hanoverian

Gender: Filly

Year: 2020

Number: 82981

[crystlelakefarm]

Name: Shadow

Species: Trakehner

Gender: Filly

Year: 2017

Number: 82982