I love the sillyness AI can create. I'm looking forward to see more of these in the future ! AI-generated brushables sounds really cool !!

Glad I could help.

How weird. The first Twinkle Twirl I bought in the wild was also uniformely more brown that her peers. Up to the hair and symbols, they all got a tinge more reddish. I have no idea why nor how. I thought it was smoke damage, because of the weird smell. She wasn't sticky, though. I kind of like how she looks. 

 Here's a side by side comparison of my TwiTwi's.

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I know it's called iridescent tinsel. Here's a link to a sell page. Hope that helps. It seems to be still in stock. https://shimmerlocks.com/opal

For the nick in his ear, you could also use air-dry clay, since the issue is very small. It's easier to work with and get your hands on some. Most craft store sell them. There's a high chance it wouldn't stick to the vinyl after it dries, but nothing a tiny drop of glue can't handle. If you're not satisfied with the result, it's easy to remove. ^^

@SunPony : Thank you !
@stjarne : Here's my method of straightening pony hair :

- Wash your pony as usual, under warm water. I use shampoo for their hair, but that's just my thing. It's just nylon after all.
- Comb the hair thoroughly whilst foamy and wet. Work your way from the tips all the way to the plugs. Don't leave knots. (Optionally use conditionner)
- Keep the hair wet and foamy from the shampoo and get a hair-straightener on the lowest setting.
- Pick the smallest strand of hair possible (I go roughly for about half a plug worth of hair, but the smaller the better) and pass it through the straightener. Make multiple passes if needed, but be careful not to melt the hair, you should be keeping the straightener moving.
- Repeat for every hair. Keep the hair wet ! Adjust the temperature of the straightener if need be, but of course be careful no to melt the hair.
- When done, rince the hair thoroughly to remove the products, then style how you like.

^ This is the method I used for my ponies. It is advised to use conditioner or fabric softener in the place of shampoo for the unfrizzing, but it goes to show that you don't have to buy some just for restoring pony hair.

You're welcome !  Don't forget that multiple thin layers of watered down acrylic paint will look better in the long run than a couple of thick globby coats.
You may also use a couple of thin coats of Gesso as a base layer, but it's optional. It helps getting the paint to stick to the pony and helps building up color better because it's white. You'd need less coats of paint over a colored pony if you have a base layer of Gesso.
You may also carefully sand off brush strokes if they're too visible, using a fine grit sandpaper, or nail file, something like that.


Most imoprtant of all : have fun ! ^^