This is the 11" Saddlebred mold in metallic blue. She is a one of a kind test run from around 1967 that I purchased from a former Hartland collector. She needs some touch ups here and there, but I treasure her.

The 11" ASB in copper produced in 1967 only.

This is the 11" Saddlebred again, this one in glossy Alabaster, also produced in 1967 only.

This is the 11" Quarter horse in metallic blue, made in 1967 only.

The 11" QH again, this time in the rare dark metallic blue (almost gunmetal) Appaloosa. They were made in 1968 only. These guys are hard to find, but the model in the back with the smaller blanket is typical of the run. I have seen one other extended blanket model, so I'm not sure if it's an actual variation or just a common wear pattern for the model.

A close up of the extended blanket horse.

The 11" QH in white, made in 1967 only.

11" QH in buckskin

11" QH in black Appaloosa

The 11" Arab in the very hard to find black and silver/pearl color.

The 11" Arab in bronze. This model may have been meant to be the sorrel model, but this bronze variation of the color seems to be a one of a kind. It was probably made in 1968 and is pictured in Gail Fitch's Hartland book.

The 11" Arab in bright candied-apple red bay produced in 1967.

The 11" Arab in a pretty shaded honey-palomino.

The 11" Arab in alabaster produced in 1967.

The 11" Arab in light golden bay.

The 11" Arab in a greenish-buckskin color complete with the original sticker.