Hello and welcome to another edition of Featured JAH! This week's issue is Mar/Apr 2006. We're definitely ready for some spring temperatures here, so let's get going!
On the front cover, two offspring of Chubasco (CH Sprinkles in the foreground, who later got her own Breyer model, and Thunder Country) are their pretty selves.
In the Editor's Desk, Stephanie talks about various horse-related topics and things to be featured in the magazine. There's also a sneak peek of the G3 Andalusian, a preview of the upcoming line of G3 Stablemates!
On page 3 we have Letters to the Editor.
The Chubasco and Caravelle article starts on page 4, featuring a photo of the new set.
The Chubasco/Caravelle article concludes on page 5.
On page 6 we have photos of some new racehorse portraits, including Sunday Silence and Spectacular Bid...
....and Forego and Afleet Alex on page 7.
On page 8 we have the first page of an article about Breyer mini portrait horses LTD's Red Cloud and Magic Man's Grand Slam.
The mini article concludes on page 9, along with a reveal of their portrait models.
On page 10 we find the first page of an article about the UK Model Equine Championships. It looks like this show still exists as the British Model Equine Championships? It looks to be the UK equivalent of NAMHSA/NAN.
The UK Model Equine Championships article concludes on page 11.
On page 12 is the debut of the beautiful Shenanigans! I should really get mine out and show him soon.
After skipping Breyer jr., on page 18 we have a Breyerfest update! Specials runs Carnivale and Ringmaster are revealed, along with the mini Jade as part of the Three-Ring Circus set.
On page 19 we have the reveal of the first collector to acquire all four Lady Phase TH horses and claim the prize, the wedgewood blue original tail Lady Phase!
After skipping a how-to article, a Civil War horses article, Horse Trader (less than one page now) and Breyer job listings, on page 26 we have the first page of this week's Vintage Point article, featuring the Classic Quarter Horse Family!
The Vintage Point article wraps up on page 27.
After skipping On the Trail with Breyer and the Calendar of Events, on the back cover we have the reveal of the new Ruffian mold! I'm a little sad that I sold off most of my Ruffians - oh well. And with that, we've reached the end of this week's issue! Check back next week for May/June 2006.
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