The Descendents
Okay, this is about the LAST movie on Earth I'd think would have a Breyer Sighting, but sure enough! About 45 minutes in, the dying mother's hospital room has been decorated by her Alzheimer's patient mother (what a happy film!!!), and what did she put on the window sill but the Breyer Classic "Black Stallion" in Palomino!!
By the way, this was a very good film. Made "Schindler's List" look like a happy musical. Watch it, but with plenty of Kleenex!
This blog springs forth from the age-old model horse hobby pastime of noting "Breyer Sightings"; instances where Breyer model horses (and other beasties) are used as props or set decoration in films, television shows, and even print ads. It's harmless fun, and intriguing as to the many places these treasured collectibles find themselves! Enjoy!
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
All the While by Frances
Was innocently thumbing through the CDs at the local library, when my eye spied this CD! I have NO clue who the artist is, or what its (his or her's) music sounds like, but dang, there's BREYERS on it!!!

I envy this kid...I'd had killed to have her childhood...a real horse, horse shows, and little plastic horses by the score!!!
What can we see.... in the lower left hand corner there's a My Little Pony, a couple of Grand Champions, a flockie... towards the center in a red blanket is a Breyer Gem Twist. Can't tell what the white/unpainted Trad-scaled horse is right under the bar code...butt looks like an ISH but he his head's turned the wrong way. Any ideas??

The back of the CD sports MORE horsies, I don't know what that unpainted one is, but I think that's one of the Classic Mesteno foals in front of it. Of course the Breyer Traditional "Misty" towards the right hand edge.


A-HA...look at that poster or whatever leaning against the shelf there...the photo has been REVERSED! So it's probably true that the unpainted horse on the floor IS an ISH, whose head is turned to the RIGHT in real life, but turned to the LEFT in this photo!
Where'd they get unpainted Stones???
Frances the band's web site. According to the liner notes, this photo is called "Celeste In Her Bedroom". Nice collection, Celeste!

I envy this kid...I'd had killed to have her childhood...a real horse, horse shows, and little plastic horses by the score!!!
What can we see.... in the lower left hand corner there's a My Little Pony, a couple of Grand Champions, a flockie... towards the center in a red blanket is a Breyer Gem Twist. Can't tell what the white/unpainted Trad-scaled horse is right under the bar code...butt looks like an ISH but he his head's turned the wrong way. Any ideas??

The back of the CD sports MORE horsies, I don't know what that unpainted one is, but I think that's one of the Classic Mesteno foals in front of it. Of course the Breyer Traditional "Misty" towards the right hand edge.


A-HA...look at that poster or whatever leaning against the shelf there...the photo has been REVERSED! So it's probably true that the unpainted horse on the floor IS an ISH, whose head is turned to the RIGHT in real life, but turned to the LEFT in this photo!
Where'd they get unpainted Stones???
Frances the band's web site. According to the liner notes, this photo is called "Celeste In Her Bedroom". Nice collection, Celeste!
Thursday, October 21, 2010
The Office - Episode 509
In this episode of "The Office" we enjoy one of the dullest presentations of a Breyer collection I've ever seen. Snorrre.

But at least it's a pretty decent collection, with Clydesdale Stallion in the window, Clydesdale Mare on the end table, along with the back end of a Running Mare on the dresser. Also the buckskin pinto San Domingo, the black appaloosa Running Stock Foal, the sorrel Running Foal.
Here we see the Clydes Stallion in the window! Pam's parents had good taste!
Thanks to Lynn W and Nicole H for this contribution!

But at least it's a pretty decent collection, with Clydesdale Stallion in the window, Clydesdale Mare on the end table, along with the back end of a Running Mare on the dresser. Also the buckskin pinto San Domingo, the black appaloosa Running Stock Foal, the sorrel Running Foal.
Here we see the Clydes Stallion in the window! Pam's parents had good taste!Thanks to Lynn W and Nicole H for this contribution!
Criminal Minds
In the "The Tribe" episode of the series "Criminal Minds", this small collection was spotted in "Nicole's" room!
That's most likely the very dark bay "Mesa", with the old palomino Western Horse, and the small porcelain "Rain" and "Spirit" in front.
Thank you, Lynn W., for your sharp eyes!
That's most likely the very dark bay "Mesa", with the old palomino Western Horse, and the small porcelain "Rain" and "Spirit" in front.Thank you, Lynn W., for your sharp eyes!
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Breyers in Online Games!
You'll never know where Breyers will pop up, even in virtual worlds!!
From an Online Game "Hidden Object":

Right near the center-top you can make out out the Breyer "Rimrock" on the Adios mold...just barely! Neat!
And... from another hidden objects game, "Animal Agents"...right in the center we see a little silver Classic Mustang Foal (trust me, it's there)

Thanks to the wary eyes of DooWiki on Blab for these leads!
From an Online Game "Hidden Object":

Right near the center-top you can make out out the Breyer "Rimrock" on the Adios mold...just barely! Neat!
And... from another hidden objects game, "Animal Agents"...right in the center we see a little silver Classic Mustang Foal (trust me, it's there)

Thanks to the wary eyes of DooWiki on Blab for these leads!
Monday, August 23, 2010
Hoarders: Buried Alive - TLC

When I heard about this episode, I thought it was the already-documented A&E "Hoarders" episode with the model horses in it. But no, this is a fresh, all-new episode of TLC's copycat series, "Hoarders: Buried Alive" that aired 8/22/10. Haven't been able to get any screen caps yet, so if anyone is able, let me know!
I did find pix from a local news article on the episode. Most interesting is the close relationship between "collecting" and "hoarding". I hope I'm still in the Collecting column, lol!
This might be one of the first times a Peter Stone product has been featured in this Blog! I guess it's only a matter of time! Congratulations, Peter!

Thursday, August 19, 2010
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