Breyer Traditional Carltonlima Emma Horse Toy Model

Description

It is associated with the North of England where the "fell" referred to high mountainous areas used as common grazing land. A portion of the proceeds from the sales of each model will be donated to the Fell Pony Society and Girl guiding! Carlton lima Emma is the trusted mount of HRH Queen Elizabeth II, the patron of the Fell Pony Society and supporter of all things equestrian. Sculpted in every color and breed imaginable, with unmatched realism and breathtaking hand-painted detail, Breyer's Traditional series (1:9 scale ) is a longstanding favorite among children and adults the world over. Of special interest: Breyer's "portrait" models, lifelike versions of famous horses from film, literature, the racetrack and the show ring. Carlton lima Emma is the trusted mount of HRH Queen Elizabeth II, the patron of the Fell Pony Society and supporter of all things equestrian. The Fell Pony is one of Britain's most loved native breeds. A perennial customer pleaser!. The Fell Pony is one of Britain's most loved native breeds. Fans who play with these beloved models can build entire worlds around them with realistic accessories like barns, fencing, tack, trailers and even riders! Collectors of Breyer Traditional can also customize and "show" their models to win prizes. What started 66 years ago with a model horse created to decorate a clock has since become Breyer's most iconic series, the one that revolutionized the hobby and still dominates the market.

Key Features

• Carlton lima Emma is the trusted mount of HRH Queen Elizabeth II, the patron of the Fell Pony Society and supporter of all things equestrian.
• A portion of the proceeds from the sales of each model will be donated to the Fell Pony Society and Girl guiding!
• Sculpted in every color and breed imaginable, with unmatched realism and breathtaking hand-painted detail, Breyer's Traditional series (1:9 scale ) is a longstanding favorite among children and adults the world over.
• The Fell Pony is one of Britain's most loved native breeds.
• It is associated with the North of England where the "fell" referred to high mountainous areas used as common grazing land.
• What started 66 years ago with a model horse created to decorate a clock has since become Breyer's most iconic series, the one that revolutionized the hobby and still dominates the market.