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It was October in 2022, when I decided to make a bridle which fits my smallest model from Breyer Classics. His name is Hacker, and I got him from my friend LittleYoungOne in one trade once.

Look at it - the cheekpiece is about 2 cm long or so, the buckle is at the third hole, and it is already as high as technically possible. The strap end is 1 cm from tip to the lowest hole. The buckle wire is 0.4 mm thick and the bit ring wire is 0.9 mm thick, and that ring could be way too small for the traditionals. It could be too small even for most of the classics - but Hacker is noticeably smaller than the rest of his scale, hah. It's 1:12, alias the standard dollhouse scale.

That browband was some old test piece and I had nothing better to grab at that moment, so it can serve until I remember to replace it with something better.

This is nowhere near the smallest bridle I have made. Those are for Schleich scale and stablemate (the latter just happened to be too simple and technically so fragile that it broke instantly). I plan to make more and better ones eventually, but sadly the traditionals are in my focus most of the time. Classics can share measurements with traditional scale ponies.

Description

It was October in 2022, when I decided to make a bridle which fits my smallest model from Breyer Classics. His name is Hacker, and I got him from my friend LittleYoungOne in one trade once.

Look at it - the cheekpiece is about 2 cm long or so, the buckle is at the third hole, and it is already as high as technically possible. The strap end is 1 cm from tip to the lowest hole. The buckle wire is 0.4 mm thick and the bit ring wire is 0.9 mm thick, and that ring could be way too small for the traditionals. It could be too small even for most of the classics - but Hacker is noticeably smaller than the rest of his scale, hah. It's 1:12, alias the standard dollhouse scale.

That browband was some old test piece and I had nothing better to grab at that moment, so it can serve until I remember to replace it with something better.

This is nowhere near the smallest bridle I have made. Those are for Schleich scale and stablemate (the latter just happened to be too simple and technically so fragile that it broke instantly). I plan to make more and better ones eventually, but sadly the traditionals are in my focus most of the time. Classics can share measurements with traditional scale ponies.