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Halla

Name Origin: The first release of this mold was as Halla. Halla was a Hessanassan from Germany (now called a German Warmblood). She has a braided mane on her right side.
Sculptor: Christian Hess
Introduced: 1977
Breyer Mold: #63
Size: Traditional

See Bolya below.

Realistic Colors


Bay Halla #63 (1977 - 1985)	Grey Dapple Noble Jumper #820 (1990 - 1991)	Grey Flea-Bitten International Equestrian #715963 (1989 JC Penney)

Bolya

Name Origin: The first release of this mold was as Bolya. This is the Halla mold retooled with a different mane and tail.
Sculptor: Christian Hess
Introduced: 1992
Breyer Mold: #490
Size: Traditional

Also see Halla above.

Realistic Colors


Buckskin Bolya #490 (1992 - 1994)	Chestnut Saddle Club Prancer #1310 (2007 - 2008)	Chestnut Thoroughbred - Chestnut #430010 (2014 Breyer Warehouse)

Chestnut Centerpiece #712199 (2016 Chasing the Chesapeake)	Dun Claybank Commanche #1134 (2001 - 2003)	Palomino American Warmblood #748 (1998 - 1999)

Palomino Dapple Dusty #711135 (2011 Breyerfest Store)

Decorator Colors


None Yet

SR = Special Run/Limited Edition, production run number unknown.

Breyer Naming Convention: Call a mold by the name of the very first release of that mold.
Stone Naming Convention: The breed the mold represents.

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