Magazine Models 15-20

16. Squirrel

17. Jason

18. Shamrock

19. Demelza

20. Various

Squirrel

Jason

Shamrock

Demelza

Issue 20 - Various back-issue models were supplied with Issue 20 including Pearl, Roscoe and Heather,

Magazine Models 11-15

11. Rory

12. Strudel

13. Smokey

14. Unnamed

15. Polka

Rory

Strudel (similar to Stardust/Porridge and April, Strudel has rich coloured shading over her body and painted hooves)

Smokey

Unnamed black yearling with star (often called Black Beauty or Black Beauty/Jet foal)

Polka

Magazine Models 6-10

6. Boris

7. Heather

8. Roscoe

9. April

10. Pearl

Boris

Heather

Roscoe (similar to Spice, but darker bay)

April (similar to Stardust/Porridge and Strudel, April has light shading on her whole body without distinctly painted hooves)

Pearl

Magazine Models 1-5

Remember we have complete lists of both the Magazine and Collection models here!

Magazine Models 1 - 5

1. Stardust

2. Unnamed (grey Shetland)

3. Unnamed (brown native pony)

4. Spice

5. Ben

Stardust (later duplicate - Porridge)

Unnamed Shetland pony

Unnamed brown pony

Spice

Ben

Collection Model 63: Horse Trailer 4x4 and Polo

Horse Trailer 4x4 set
63. Polo

The horse trailer set was pretty simple, containing only the car, trailer and a brown horse with pale legs and a white star, "Polo". Polo's breed card was part of the external packaging and had to be cut out by the owner.

photo of Polo pending

As far as we know, Polo was the last model in the MBH collection.

Collection models 56 - 58: Magic Foal Sets

56. Kira the Baskhir
57. Corrie the Icelandic
58. Lucinda the Camague

These sets each contained a foal, bucket, finger brush, sponge, "plasters" (stickers) and a breed card. The foals had colour-change markings which were activated by the cold and disappeared when warmed up.

Kira was the cream-coloured foal with mud splashed on her foreleg. This foal was later released as part of the animal hospital range but you can usually tell it apart. Only MBH-released foals have the colour change marking, or if this has worn off permanently as tends to happen, Animal Hospital foals often had white dots in the eyes or a glossy finish,

Corrie was the flaxen chestnut foal with a wound on her shoulder and Lucinda was the brown foal. I don't know if Lucinda had a colour-change marking so any information would be appreciated, as would photos to use of the chestnut and brown foals.