Theo - Ardennes Draft Horse

Breyer Traditional - 1:9 scale (Breyer 1843)

Theo - Ardennes Draft Horse

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Breyer 1843

A powerful draft horse native to France, the Ardennes is one of the oldest draft horse breeds, originating in the Ardennes region of France and Belgium.

Collectability Rating

Toy

Collectable

Brand / code: Breyer 1843

Scale: 1:9

Approximate dimensions: 25 x 7 x 22 cm

Age Rating: 8+

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