Stock Horse Stallion, Black Pinto

The Stock Horse Stallion wore this bold Tobiano Pinto coat from 1981-1988.  He has a solid black face, four socks, and lots of white.

I'm calling him Body condition with no rubs.  He is marked down because of moderate age yellowing, which you can reverse with a couple weeks of sunbathing, a black mark on his left hindquarter that may come off with a good cleaning, and because of something I'm not sure about:  His left front sock is absolutely OF, but the other three?  They do appear to have airbrushed edges, as they should, but they are messy in a way that looks less like overspray and more like someone tried removing paint with nail polish, leaving blotches of paint remaining.  Now, this could have been done at the factory, certainly, where they sometimes used a cloth to wipe off overspray before it dried, and the shininess of the plastic underneath is typical of white areas of models of the era... but I'm just not positive, so I'm marking him down.  He'd be a fun restoration candidate if you want to clean and sunbathe him, since he doesn't even have so much as an eartip rub!

Size:  Traditional

Breyer Model #232