Princess Big Mac

[lostpony]

Princess Big Mac is ready at last!  My first true custom.

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Here he is in the group directed dreaming episode after sailor-moon transforming (so you can see how perfectly show accurate my colors are, tee hee):
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This and Brotherhooves show that Big McIntosh's fantasy life is true to my own and now I have my very own Princess Big Mac .  You can't have him, he's mine all mine... 

Build took about 4 hours.  I shaped Pinklestia wings using boiling water, and glued them and Pinklestia's horn on with baking soda and superglue.  Decided against making the gold shoes (from .1" brass) because the Funko Mystery Mini hooves are so close all on their own, and there was no way to put a green apple into a glass crown so I just used a giant zirconia for his crown until I come up with a better idea.  Maybe I take some daylight pics later and add them, if anypony asks for better pics.

Hope you enjoy seeing as much as I did making and fondling.

[Lore-Lei]

Looks amazing! Great work.

[Lucky_Ladybug]

LOL. Definitely an amusing idea for a custom! I can see you worked hard with your materials.

[mopthebunny]

Hahaha awesome! You've done a really great job

[kaoskat]

Very cute! Nice job!

[Strawberry Swirl]

Wow, this is great! I love Big Mac so much already but seeing him with a horn + wings makes him cuter.

[Tak]

Epic.

[lostpony]

Eeyup.

Thanks so much everypony!

[ButtercreamDream]

Love it!

[Leave a Whisper]

Looks great. We need male unipegs for sure.

[Uninu]

Haha, looking great!

[Dragonflitter]

This is so cute! How did you get the wings and horn to stay in there? Glue?

I love his jeweled yoke!

[lostpony]

I trimmed the wings to fit perfectly and the collar to have a nice notch that fits perfectly around the wings, and trimmed the horn to fit perfectly over the molded hair.  The I attached all the pieces using baking soda on one side and superglue on the other, and joined each piece all at once because the bond is instant forming a hard strong cement.  Then I added a little dusting more baking soda, and then superglue applied on the tip of a pin, around the joints to make sure the surfaces are joined as completely as possible.

Under the wings I also shaved off the body paint to make sure there can't be a paint failure there so the cement goes directly from body plastic to wing plastic.  Before adding the extra cement around the joint I gripped each wing one at a time and shook the figure around sharply to ensure the initial bond was strong and stable. 

I considered using a wire in there but, that's a whole other ball of wax lining things up and having iron in the middle of the plastic, so I went with only the cement method by itself.

[shadowlark]

Not gonna lie....I thought this was gonna be a McDonalds pony 

[lostpony]

that did occur to me