Just what is the Collector Club? What does the Stablemate Club do?
Breyer has several “clubs” that Breyer follows can join and they all offer something different. However, in order to join several of them, you need to first be a part of the Collector’s Club. The Collector’s Club does cost, usually around $25 per year, and you are absolutely not required to buy anything at all, if you do not wish to. However, as a member of the Collector Club, you get a discount for regular run items all year long with a special code, the option to buy a spring and a fall Club horse, the option to purchase one Freedom series horse per year, the option to enter into several lotteries in order to purchase rare and limited edition models at various times of the year, a discount on BreyerFest Adult and Child Three Day Tickets, and the ability to enter the other three clubs that Breyer offers. Prices for 2021 down below.
The Premiere Club showcases the artistry of Breyer and celebrates new releases. With three releases a year, these models are newly made and you will be the first to receive them before they are made into a Special Run for BreyerFest or a Regular Run. This club opens up for new membership in December. There is a deposit that you pay when you join the club and a portion of that deposit is taken off of the amount of each release during the year.
The Vintage Club celebrates the older colorways of the horses, sometimes on new models. These models are normally not released anywhere else and can be hard to find second hand. This club also opens up in December, however many members do not leave this limited club so you will be placed on a waiting list if you are wanting to join this club and are not already a member. There is a deposit to join this club that is the same as the Premiere Club.
The Stablemate Club also celebrates the artistry of Breyer, but in miniature scale! There are six releases per year and have a new mold released every December. This club opens up in December for new members and has a $35 deposit when you sign up. This deposit goes towards the models that are released every other month during the year. This is the club that offers more models per year. There are added bonuses sometimes and there is a new sculpt released every year.
The FairyTale Friends Club was a club offered in 2019-2020 that released six Stablemate unicorns and their unicorn Mini Whinnie companions for $25.00. It seems that this club is no longer offered, however we will update when we find out more information. The models from this club are now available via open access on Breyer’s website and it appears that it will no longer be an option until further notice.
Each Club has their own cost to join, but that cost is a deposit on purchasing the models. You absolutely must purchase each model once you are in the club or you will forfeit the rest of the models that would be offered to you.
Collector Club and the Deluxe Collector Club Benefits and costs:
Deluxe Collector Club Cost: $65 for new membership and $55 for renewal. Renewal period ends on March 1 2021.
Collector Club Cost: $35 for new membership and $25 for renewal.
International Deluxe Club Cost: $70 for new membership and $60 for renewal.
Deluxe Club members get an exclusive Stablemate model at the end of the year. All club members can enjoy special discounts, special lottery type purchases (These are the models that you enter in order to purchase), access to two special Collector Club releases per year, and the Just About Horses magazine, and more! Other than the Stablemate, there is no difference between the Deluxe Collector Club and the Collector Club.
What is the difference between the Deluxe Collector Club and the Collector Club? This is a question that comes up a lot since the Deluxe Collector Club was released for 2020 and the answer is rather simple. The Deluxe Collector Club receives a special Stablemate at the end of the year. The technical cost for the Stablemate is $30 and that is the difference between the prices of the clubs. For 2020, the Stablemate was the new Fighting Stallion Stablemate in Palomino that is a throwback to Prince, the Fighting Stallion.
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