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We got these old LEGO-compatible horses from the LEGO collection that used to belong to my wife's brothers (which means they are probably 20-30 years old). I'm wondering if they are genuine LEGO pieces.



If not, I wonder what brand are they.



Either way, I wonder which set, if any, they belonged to.



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I think there was another black horse, which I couldn't find, and some or all of them also had a brown saddle part.



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I managed to take a good photo of the stamp on the black horse, so it's definitely genuine LEGO.



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  • I have a very vague idea they might be from a set with a medieval castle. But I am by no means sure about that, just mentioning it in case it can help identifying the set.
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We got these old LEGO-compatible horses from the LEGO collection that used to belong to my wife's brothers (which means they are probably 20-30 years old). I'm wondering if they are genuine LEGO pieces.



If not, I wonder what brand are they.



Either way, I wonder which set, if any, they belonged to.



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I think there was another black horse, which I couldn't find, and some or all of them also had a brown saddle part.



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I managed to take a good photo of the stamp on the black horse, so it's definitely genuine LEGO.



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We got these old LEGO-compatible horses from the LEGO collection that used to belong to my wife's brothers (which means they are probably 20-30 years old). I'm wondering if they are genuine LEGO pieces.



If not, I wonder what brand are they.



Either way, I wonder which set, if any, they belonged to.



enter image description here



enter image description here



enter image description here



I think there was another black horse, which I couldn't find, and some or all of them also had a brown saddle part.



EDIT:



I managed to take a good photo of the stamp on the black horse, so it's definitely genuine LEGO.



enter image description here






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We got these old LEGO-compatible horses from the LEGO collection that used to belong to my wife's brothers (which means they are probably 20-30 years old). I'm wondering if they are genuine LEGO pieces.



If not, I wonder what brand are they.



Either way, I wonder which set, if any, they belonged to.



enter image description here



enter image description here



enter image description here



I think there was another black horse, which I couldn't find, and some or all of them also had a brown saddle part.



EDIT:



I managed to take a good photo of the stamp on the black horse, so it's definitely genuine LEGO.



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  • I have a very vague idea they might be from a set with a medieval castle. But I am by no means sure about that, just mentioning it in case it can help identifying the set.
    – kasperd
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  • I have a very vague idea they might be from a set with a medieval castle. But I am by no means sure about that, just mentioning it in case it can help identifying the set.
    – kasperd
    47 mins ago
















I have a very vague idea they might be from a set with a medieval castle. But I am by no means sure about that, just mentioning it in case it can help identifying the set.
– kasperd
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I have a very vague idea they might be from a set with a medieval castle. But I am by no means sure about that, just mentioning it in case it can help identifying the set.
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They are:



LEGO Animal Minifigure - WHITE HORSE



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and



Horse (Black) - LEGO Animal Minifigure



enter image description here



But if it got no logo or part ID then it must be a copycat.



Refer this post for real lego identification help:



General guidelines to identify real Lego pieces from fake or copy?






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    Those look like legit LEGO-brand horses. Specifically:



    White 4493c01pb04 Horse with Black Eyes, White Pupils and Dark Orange Bridle Pattern:



    White horse



    Black 4493c01pb02 Horse with Black Eyes Circled with White, Brown Bridle Pattern:



    Black horse



    To be extra sure they are genuine LEGO, look for the "LEGO" stamp on the inside of the hollow studs on their back where the saddle goes (it's a little hard to see).



    These horses each came in a fair number of sets. Check the BrickLink links for a list of possible sets.






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    • Now that you mentioned it, there is some stamp on the inside of the hollow studs. I didn't notice it earlier. It could be LEGO, though it's hard to read properly.
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    • It was already identified, but just to mention, recently there was a set (10676) that contains the white horse. I can confirm because I have it. Also, when I was a kid I had a set that had the black horse (now lost because I was a dumb kid)
      – Moacir
      2 hours ago


















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    Since you are asking for a set too,
    I remember playing with this sort of horse long ago.



    Mine was the horse of a knight, like in this set.






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      They are:



      LEGO Animal Minifigure - WHITE HORSE



      enter image description here
      and



      Horse (Black) - LEGO Animal Minifigure



      enter image description here



      But if it got no logo or part ID then it must be a copycat.



      Refer this post for real lego identification help:



      General guidelines to identify real Lego pieces from fake or copy?






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        They are:



        LEGO Animal Minifigure - WHITE HORSE



        enter image description here
        and



        Horse (Black) - LEGO Animal Minifigure



        enter image description here



        But if it got no logo or part ID then it must be a copycat.



        Refer this post for real lego identification help:



        General guidelines to identify real Lego pieces from fake or copy?






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          They are:



          LEGO Animal Minifigure - WHITE HORSE



          enter image description here
          and



          Horse (Black) - LEGO Animal Minifigure



          enter image description here



          But if it got no logo or part ID then it must be a copycat.



          Refer this post for real lego identification help:



          General guidelines to identify real Lego pieces from fake or copy?






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          They are:



          LEGO Animal Minifigure - WHITE HORSE



          enter image description here
          and



          Horse (Black) - LEGO Animal Minifigure



          enter image description here



          But if it got no logo or part ID then it must be a copycat.



          Refer this post for real lego identification help:



          General guidelines to identify real Lego pieces from fake or copy?







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              Those look like legit LEGO-brand horses. Specifically:



              White 4493c01pb04 Horse with Black Eyes, White Pupils and Dark Orange Bridle Pattern:



              White horse



              Black 4493c01pb02 Horse with Black Eyes Circled with White, Brown Bridle Pattern:



              Black horse



              To be extra sure they are genuine LEGO, look for the "LEGO" stamp on the inside of the hollow studs on their back where the saddle goes (it's a little hard to see).



              These horses each came in a fair number of sets. Check the BrickLink links for a list of possible sets.






              share|improve this answer























              • Now that you mentioned it, there is some stamp on the inside of the hollow studs. I didn't notice it earlier. It could be LEGO, though it's hard to read properly.
                – Eran
                5 hours ago










              • It was already identified, but just to mention, recently there was a set (10676) that contains the white horse. I can confirm because I have it. Also, when I was a kid I had a set that had the black horse (now lost because I was a dumb kid)
                – Moacir
                2 hours ago















              up vote
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              Those look like legit LEGO-brand horses. Specifically:



              White 4493c01pb04 Horse with Black Eyes, White Pupils and Dark Orange Bridle Pattern:



              White horse



              Black 4493c01pb02 Horse with Black Eyes Circled with White, Brown Bridle Pattern:



              Black horse



              To be extra sure they are genuine LEGO, look for the "LEGO" stamp on the inside of the hollow studs on their back where the saddle goes (it's a little hard to see).



              These horses each came in a fair number of sets. Check the BrickLink links for a list of possible sets.






              share|improve this answer























              • Now that you mentioned it, there is some stamp on the inside of the hollow studs. I didn't notice it earlier. It could be LEGO, though it's hard to read properly.
                – Eran
                5 hours ago










              • It was already identified, but just to mention, recently there was a set (10676) that contains the white horse. I can confirm because I have it. Also, when I was a kid I had a set that had the black horse (now lost because I was a dumb kid)
                – Moacir
                2 hours ago













              up vote
              3
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              up vote
              3
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              Those look like legit LEGO-brand horses. Specifically:



              White 4493c01pb04 Horse with Black Eyes, White Pupils and Dark Orange Bridle Pattern:



              White horse



              Black 4493c01pb02 Horse with Black Eyes Circled with White, Brown Bridle Pattern:



              Black horse



              To be extra sure they are genuine LEGO, look for the "LEGO" stamp on the inside of the hollow studs on their back where the saddle goes (it's a little hard to see).



              These horses each came in a fair number of sets. Check the BrickLink links for a list of possible sets.






              share|improve this answer














              Those look like legit LEGO-brand horses. Specifically:



              White 4493c01pb04 Horse with Black Eyes, White Pupils and Dark Orange Bridle Pattern:



              White horse



              Black 4493c01pb02 Horse with Black Eyes Circled with White, Brown Bridle Pattern:



              Black horse



              To be extra sure they are genuine LEGO, look for the "LEGO" stamp on the inside of the hollow studs on their back where the saddle goes (it's a little hard to see).



              These horses each came in a fair number of sets. Check the BrickLink links for a list of possible sets.







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              • Now that you mentioned it, there is some stamp on the inside of the hollow studs. I didn't notice it earlier. It could be LEGO, though it's hard to read properly.
                – Eran
                5 hours ago










              • It was already identified, but just to mention, recently there was a set (10676) that contains the white horse. I can confirm because I have it. Also, when I was a kid I had a set that had the black horse (now lost because I was a dumb kid)
                – Moacir
                2 hours ago


















              • Now that you mentioned it, there is some stamp on the inside of the hollow studs. I didn't notice it earlier. It could be LEGO, though it's hard to read properly.
                – Eran
                5 hours ago










              • It was already identified, but just to mention, recently there was a set (10676) that contains the white horse. I can confirm because I have it. Also, when I was a kid I had a set that had the black horse (now lost because I was a dumb kid)
                – Moacir
                2 hours ago
















              Now that you mentioned it, there is some stamp on the inside of the hollow studs. I didn't notice it earlier. It could be LEGO, though it's hard to read properly.
              – Eran
              5 hours ago




              Now that you mentioned it, there is some stamp on the inside of the hollow studs. I didn't notice it earlier. It could be LEGO, though it's hard to read properly.
              – Eran
              5 hours ago












              It was already identified, but just to mention, recently there was a set (10676) that contains the white horse. I can confirm because I have it. Also, when I was a kid I had a set that had the black horse (now lost because I was a dumb kid)
              – Moacir
              2 hours ago




              It was already identified, but just to mention, recently there was a set (10676) that contains the white horse. I can confirm because I have it. Also, when I was a kid I had a set that had the black horse (now lost because I was a dumb kid)
              – Moacir
              2 hours ago










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              Since you are asking for a set too,
              I remember playing with this sort of horse long ago.



              Mine was the horse of a knight, like in this set.






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                Since you are asking for a set too,
                I remember playing with this sort of horse long ago.



                Mine was the horse of a knight, like in this set.






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                  Mine was the horse of a knight, like in this set.






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                  Since you are asking for a set too,
                  I remember playing with this sort of horse long ago.



                  Mine was the horse of a knight, like in this set.







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