Old World

Breyer #10087 I Will Survive quagga stripes 2024 BreyerFest Store Special 2,000 made

Phariss's Horse

Name
Old World
References
In the 18th century, huge herds of the quagga (Equus quagga quagga) crossed the vast steppe areas of southern Africa. In 1785, the species was described scientifically for the first time. Its forelimb, chest, neck and head are striped like a zebra, in contrast to its hindquarters, which are unicolored, and white legs. This reminds the quagga of a curious chimera of horse and zebra.
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Item type
Equid Figurine
Classification
Original Finish Plastic
Material
Plastic
Manufacturer
Breyer
Breed
Quagga
Size
1:9 Scale
Gender
Mare
Number made
1001-5000
Run type
Special Run
Owner
Phariss
Added
2025-08-17 01:25

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Class (halter) BOO! Breyer Online Open 2025 180. Longear/Exotic 25

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