This hobbyist single-handedly introduced model horse showing to Quebec. Others have tried, but Celine Lefebvre is the only one who has made it work. 

An Ottawa-area hobbyist who is gaining momentum as THE artist to get a horse from, so long as it's bay. 

Canadian's have long been ignored in the model horse hobby. It officially started in the U.S., but that doesn't mean other parts of the world didn't have some version of model horses. This series focuses on the Canadians who built the hobby from the ground up, nurtured it, changed it, and received no credit. This episode covered the pioneers - the first Canadian's to discover the hobby and spread the good word across the provinces. 
Watch the official YouTube episode for the real photos and footage of the era. 

Model horse photo shows were not always online. Back in the day, before the fancy platforms that we use now, people physically mailed printed photos around North America. Ann Johnson, together with a small Canadian team, revolutionized physical photo showing and keeps up the ancient art today. 

A Gen 1 Canadian hobbyist with a solid showing history in Western Canada and a fresh and optimistic perspective on the future of the hobby. 

Alex Parker leads a double life: one of Eastern Canada's most prolific performance shows by day, and one of Canada's most influential jazz singers by night. 

From professional artist to one of Canada's most influential Gen 1 hobbyists, Michelle brings a ton of history and stories in this thoughtful interview.