Collectibles Reviews

If you like boer goats then you will like this statue of a Nanny Boer Goat.

Play cards from 0 - 9 to take tricks. The cards also have from 1-4 cans, which indicate their worth after all tricks are played. Your score equals the total number of cans on all the cards you took in tricks. Additional scoring can be had via the flags. The Catsup Cannon can eliminate a card from any trick when played. At the end of the game, highest score wins!

A trick-taking game from 3-5 players (with partnership rules for 4 players). It's pretty fun -- not awful, but not spectacular.

Oh, and the game comes in a can, like the old band-aid cans. There are four different cans (one for each suit in the deck, with that suit prominently displayed on the can). It's the *can* that's collectible, not the card game!

Scamper is a small Traditional, or large Classic model. He's an awkward size, more or less, but he looks great. His barrel prop proportionally fits him well and his pose is fun, accurate, and very animated.

His paint job is beautiful, Breyer has produced some excellent bays to date but Scamper is still among my favorites in his color range.

He's a cute little guy, and tough too. There's no reason a child couldn't play with him. The paint on his barrel, however, does get scuffed easily. Mine got some rubs on it just from being in it's original package.

Over all, a nice set. Good for play of display. Great for the western loving kid or adult collector.

this toy is cool ,but i really think it should come with a saddle and rider so they can run around the barrels, but overall, it is a good toy.

I love my Breyer Scamper! He was my very first "collectable" horse and he's still as bright and handsome as when he came out of the box. He stands alone, is pretty durable, and has a great color. Markings and quality will vary SLIGHTLY as each one is hand airbrushed. This handsome bay Classics-scale model is too cool! I should warn that this model sometimes falls down and isn't for rough play!