Singles: Breakables - Porcelain Stablemates

Breyer started their experiments with non-plastic models in the early 1990s with several "cold-cast porcelain" models. They used existing molds and a mixture of resin and porcelain dust to create these heavy and somewhat brittle models. In 1992 the first true porcelain model was released.

It wasn't until 2002 that the first Stablemate scale porcelain models became available. Most of these were special sculptures for the Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron movie line, but a few G2 models were used as well.

Look-Alikes: G2 Warmblood

With all the releases on this mold, there's sure to be a ton of look-alikes - and there are!

Conga! G2 Warmblood

The Generation Two #5607 Warmblood mold was first released in 1998 and was sculpted by Kathleen Moody.

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Regular Run Releases
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Gift Set: Special Run Stablemate Assortments – A New Generation

The JCPenney Stablemate collections were last seen in 1997, and the last special run Stablemate collection was issued by Sears in 1998. In 2004 the special run collections returned to the JCPenney Holiday Catalogue. The sets were now called "Parade of Breeds" and though there were only ten models instead of twelve, they did come with a poster.

Look-Alikes: G2 Trotting Foal

The G2 Trotting Foal is an exception to the most releases are brown rule. The majority of the look-alikes for this mold are either appaloosa or some type of pinto. That being said, let's start with the greys.

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Conga! G2 Trotting Foal

The Generation Two #5615 Trotting Foal mold was first released in 2000 and was sculpted by Sarah Rose.

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Regular Run Releases
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