Unboxing BREYER Premiere Club & Friends

I've been dying to open some of these packages. This particular one came a while ago and I was really excited looking forward to opening it and then this one just showed up today and then this one came in between there. I was originally going to like rip them open because I have no patience, but I decided to wait and I'm glad I did cuz this one came in the meantime. Hey everybody, welcome to my channel. If you're new here, my name is Darren. This is DJB Studios and this is an unboxing. I don't really have anything else to say about that other than that was showing my address. I'm going to start with this little one. Let's just open the horses. Oo, interesting. Interesting. Little toilet paper party happening here. So, once again, studio is clean. Is actually kind of chaotic right now. Now, I'm about to mess it up with more unboxing shenanigans. These are in fact stablemates and these are various stablemates off of my wish list that is very specific at this time and so I don't fully remember all of them. Oh yeah, I got this little one. This is a mappa a ma. It's on thero mold. It's a little done. It's really cute. This mold is funny cuz this like hoof is like a little wonky but like in general I guess all of the hooves are a little wonky but I actually don't hate it. I have a couple on the mold now and I I like them. So, this is to complete that little conga. I might want to paint like eye whites on him though so that you can see his eyes cuz they look very dark holeesque. Well, now it really has flaws. This one I can see through the packaging. I was very excited cuz I almost like majorly overpaid for this one. It's so funny. If you're just patient, they will come to you. He has a few little flaws on him on the off side, but he's really cool. Got really nicely painted eyes. That's the biggest thing. This was the Morgan Stallion from the card game set back from the 2000s, and he's a little bit harder to come by. And I have lots of horses on this mold, and this was one of the very last ones that I was hoping to find. So, it's interesting. All of these are in very different wrapping materials. Oh, weird. He's got like a stumpy ear. He has two stumpy ears. He's got frostbite. This mold typically has really long ears. Okay. Wait, wait, wait. I have to show you up close what's happening. So, this is the one that I own. See the ears? See like the point level of them? This is the new guy. like he has frostbite, which actually there was a horse that I saw at a local performance that I went to and he had frostbitten ear. I was like, that's so cute. I should make a custom of that. So, I actually kind of like that his ears aren't right. But his ears are not right. They just weren't molded right. But it's kind of cute. Good thing I'm not like this crazy collector that really cares about quality of things. So, this one was from the Best of British breeds set, which was like a really hard to find set. And he is quite hard to find. And I believe this is the other one from that same set, if I remember correctly. Sure is. So, this was the very last little Highland pony that I needed for my conga. It's like a little done. This one was really hard to find as well, but really cute. He's got really soft muzzle. This is a really nicely painted copy of it, too. So yeah, these little stable mates were really hard to track down. I have these two and then I have the Clydesale that went with this set. Really well painted, really well executed set. Cuties. Two little duns and two little bays. I'm going to open this big one next. Both of these are premier horses. I'll just say that. Okay, that gives some context. This horse in this box I've been on the fence about. I'm basically just down to the very ends of the wish list at this point. So, all the horses that I purchase are very specific. And this particular one I've considered for a long time, but just haven't purchased. And this lady has had this particular one for sale for a really long time. And then finally, I was just like, you know what? Screw it. It's in Canada. I'm going to purchase it. Let's get into it. Packing peanuts came flying out. It's also very strong smelling. It doesn't smell very good. Smells like plastic. So this is like old style Premier Club. This is the original Premier Club bag. So it is an older Premiere Club. There's like basically only one more Premiier horse that I'm looking for casually. It's the very first one actually. I'm looking for a Desatado and I'm following one on eBay that actually ends today. So we'll see if I bite the bullet on that or not. This one I went back and forth so many times. So, this will really be a moment of truth. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. This is true north. It is the Premier Club. I don't actually know what year it's from. She didn't have the COA and that's fine by me. He is a wonderful mapped o color. I'm not crazy about like the contrasted hair. That is something that bothers me sometimes. His body is really nicely painted. And honestly, I could like paint his hair a different color, but this is actually a really nice copy. It's really well shaded. I think he'll go nicely with my little trio. He just is really cool. Like just seeing him against the white wall there, he is really neat. He was one of the first ones that came out. We'll see if he grows on me or not. A couple of the other Premiere horses that I bought, I'm not as crazy about as I thought I would be. This particular box is actually this year's Premier Clubs. This is the second Premier Club horse. So, it is Rowan. We got to choose the main variation before we ordered her. Well, you'll see which one I pick. I won't tell you and you can watch me open it. But there is some other things in this box because it was straight from Brier. What? Some shiny horses. So shiny. These are really ugly, actually. And here's the Premier Club box. These are the 75th anniversary brilliance gift set. Clarity carrot cut and color. I didn't know that that's what their names were, but that's really funny. I don't know what to tell you about this. I basically bought them to customize them. And this is Rowan. Oh, I cut that way too deep. Wow. Second in the series. And I do believe that the box is giving away which horse this is. I assume so. This is a Highland pony. Rowan was sculpted by Kelly Seely herself, a British native. And it's her first traditional scale model for Brier. Oh, it's a Kelly Seely model. I didn't know that. So, she created two of these. So, this is the long main version. You could also get the braided main version, but the braided main version was not just braids. It was actually a completely different horse. So, it was more muscle toned, looked shaved, braided up for performance. This one is a little bit chunkier, a little less muscle, a little more mass, and a long hair. A dappel cream done coat created by Finish Work artist Tammy Palmerchuck, who is a local Canadian. So, I show a bunch with Tammy. She has Winter Glenn Studio. She's an amazing painter. She always kicks my butt at all of the shows that I used to go to, and seeing her work in person is really cool. she got to paint for them again. So, she did Emerson a long time ago. So, I'm glad to have a Tammy piece in my collection now. And Kelly Sely is just so cool to see like the collaborations of what Brier does here. Let's just get into it and see what it looks like. This is the current Premier Club bags. This is the old bag is green and brown. Very on brand DJB Studios. And this is the new one, which is not on brand. It feels like Christmas, like winter time. up front. Oh, that was the other stable mate that I was demonstrating for you. Oops. Oh, she's cute though. Oh, it's a he. It's heavy, too. The tail is like dense. He's really balanced actually in terms of brier which is important because we all know that kids play with these and we don't want them to be tippy. This is a very very nice horse. I actually really like the sculpture and the paint job is really pretty. Like this is really soft, really subtle, really well shaded. The way the mane comes off of it is really handsome. I want one of these to paint like ASAP. However, what is happening with the temples? What is this? It's like a giant circle of them skipping the flank area. Like they forgot to do them. Like what? If it was dappled across the whole body, this horse would have been perfect. But they avoided the flank entirely in like a straight line. But like what a cute little size compared to True North. So cute. Very interesting color though. It's very like gray, like smoky. We'll just tuck them in there and no one will be the wiser. Hopefully one day, maybe someday soon, we can have a DJ Premiere Club and I could be unboxing my own model horse on camera. Maybe. Thank you so so much for watching. It's been great spending time with you opening some of these Premier Club horses. Be sure to like this video, subscribe to my channel if you want to see more content like this. It's been a slice. And I will see you guys in the next one. Bye.