The Breyer Ideal Series – Pinto brings fine equine art to life in three dimensions, celebrating the beauty, diversity, and spirit of the Pinto horse.
Inspired by the work of legendary artist Orren Mixer (1920–2008), this hand-painted model reflects one of his famed “ideal” breed paintings—created to honor not just a single conformation, but the many forms and disciplines in which Pintos excel. Mixer's original Pinto artwork was commissioned in 2000 by the Pinto Horse Association of America and remains on display at the Pinto Heritage Museum in Bethany, Oklahoma.
From bold coat patterns to confident presence, this model reflects the authenticity horse lovers appreciate and the craftsmanship Breyer is known for. Whether you're a longtime collector, an equine art enthusiast, or discovering the Ideal Series for the first time, this Pinto offers a meaningful connection to horse history and artistic legacy. What's Included: 1 Traditional Scale Horse
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Package contains (1) Breyer Traditional Series Horse -Orren Mixer, Pinto. Traditional Series 1:9 Scale. Measures approximately 11.5" L x 8.5" H.
HAND CRAFTED DETAIL: The world's 'most asked for' horses since 1950. Each individual Breyer model is prepped and finished by hand and then turned over to the painting department for hand painting and detailing. In all, some 20 artisans work on each individual model horse, creating an exquisite hand-made model horse that is as individual as the horse that inspired it.
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The Ideal Series pays tribute to the artwork of renowned equine artist Orren Mixer (1920–2008). Each hand-painted model is inspired by one of his famed “ideal” horse breed paintings. This edition honors the Pinto Horse, a breed as diverse as its colorful coat. From gaited saddle horses to spirited mules, the Pinto Horse Association of America showcases versatility across five unique registration types. Commissioned by the PtHA in 2000, Mixer's Pinto captures the breed's spirit and variety. The original painting is displayed at the Pinto Heritage Museum in Bethany, OK.
