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Pony Talk => Pony Corral => Topic started by: PandoraFox on January 22, 2012, 07:26:20 AM

Title: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: PandoraFox on January 22, 2012, 07:26:20 AM
I owned a few fakies from my own childhood, and now that my fathers girlfriend has been as wonderful as to give me her own childhood ponies, including quite a few fakies, I suddenly find myself with a fakie army.
I don't quite know where to find information on these toys, but I'd love to know which ones they are and where they come from/who produced them.
If any of you have any information on these little ones I'd love to know!

I have 3 girls who actually quite resemble my little ponies.
The_Loner was kind enough to point out that it is unusual for fakies of this kind to have 2 rows of mane plugs.
I'm hoping that may help pinpoint where they come from.

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Then I have this lonely girl. She made of very "squishy" plastic. But her hair feels like it's fairly high quality. Or at least better then some of the others. One kind user here informed me she used to own the same type of girl and bought her at the Dutch V&D or Vroom and Dreesman store. I don't know if that helps anyone but it seemed useful information to add.
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I also have these 2 glow in the dark ones. One I picked up myself, as a cheap carnival prize if I recall correctly, and the other I received from my fathers girlfriend. They seem to be the same mold (though one seems slightly slimmer), but their eye paints differ.
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Finally I have these 2 girls. Their body seems to be the exact same mold but their heads are different, and the hair on the rainbow haired one seems to be the same very messy stuff as is present on the glow in the dark ones. I was actually entertaining thoughts of one fakie company, stealing the body mold of another fakie company, and hence making fakie-fakies. >> I am easily amused.....
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Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: Oneleo1 on January 22, 2012, 09:56:17 AM
The first 3 look like the dollar store fakies to me...but I am not a fakie expert :)

Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: The_Loner on January 22, 2012, 11:09:16 AM
I have seen a lot of baby ponies like the ones in the first pic and I have some myself, but I have never seen them with two rows in the mane! I have only seen them with one row! They are really cute! :heart:  I think several companies made that kind of baby ponies but I think the two rows in the mane can help indentify them. I hope someone can help you :)
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: kittybethy on January 22, 2012, 12:41:11 PM
I have tons of those! No clue what they are called!
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: Gingerbread on January 22, 2012, 01:02:59 PM
Ooooh I used to have one of those glow-in-the-dark fakies when I was a kid, mine had yellow hair though I think. I can't remember where I got her from, was deffo the UK and was late 80's though. 
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: PandoraFox on January 22, 2012, 01:18:06 PM
I have seen a lot of baby ponies like the ones in the first pic and I have some myself, but I have never seen them with two rows in the mane! I have only seen them with one row! They are really cute! :heart:  I think several companies made that kind of baby ponies but I think the two rows in the mane can help indentify them. I hope someone can help you :)

They are adorable aren't they? I'm definitely keeping them around.
And thank you very much for in the info! I hope you don't mind if I add that to the original post.
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: Lady.Arachnia on January 22, 2012, 01:21:27 PM
If someone got the white fakie with the pink hair in the variant with the blue hair....you do me a super great favor if i can buy it from someone!!
That's the pony who started the pony fever with me when i was little back in those days!

I had also one of those glow in the dark fakies! I had some more of those fake glowbugs, i had an army of them!
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: butterflybuttons on January 22, 2012, 01:41:42 PM
The white with pink hair one looks like a baby piggy pony fakie! So adorable!
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: The_Loner on January 23, 2012, 02:50:53 AM
I have seen a lot of baby ponies like the ones in the first pic and I have some myself, but I have never seen them with two rows in the mane! I have only seen them with one row! They are really cute! :heart:  I think several companies made that kind of baby ponies but I think the two rows in the mane can help indentify them. I hope someone can help you :)

They are adorable aren't they? I'm definitely keeping them around.
And thank you very much for in the info! I hope you don't mind if I add that to the original post.

No problem! I'm glad I could be of at least a tiny bit of help  :)
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: sirithfin on January 23, 2012, 03:05:19 AM
I really don't know anything about them but I collect donkey fakies like those in the last pic you posted. The one to the right I've only ever seen in Sweden so maybe it's European thing...? :what:
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: PandoraFox on January 23, 2012, 04:03:06 AM
I really don't know anything about them but I collect donkey fakies like those in the last pic you posted. The one to the right I've only ever seen in Sweden so maybe it's European thing...? :what:

Seeing as these little ones all come from the childhood herds of 2 Dutch people, I indeed suspect they're all European made, or at the very least come from lines of toys that were imported here. Which most likely makes identifying them even harder, but I'm happy with every tidbit people know or remember. I just can't help but be curious about them all.
So thank you very much for your information!

Oddly, the head of the left donkey one seems to be very much like that of the glow in the dark ones. I wonder if they're related.
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: sirithfin on January 23, 2012, 10:32:34 AM
Seeing as these little ones all come from the childhood herds of 2 Dutch people, I indeed suspect they're all European made, or at the very least come from lines of toys that were imported here. Which most likely makes identifying them even harder, but I'm happy with every tidbit people know or remember. I just can't help but be curious about them all.
So thank you very much for your information!

Oddly, the head of the left donkey one seems to be very much like that of the glow in the dark ones. I wonder if they're related.

I'm very curious too! ^-^ But since they don't have any markings (at least not mine) I don't know where to start. I don't even know if they're vintage. The first one I found was like your right donkey there, but glow in the dark, and I found it in a boot fair a couple of years ago (together with a G2 baby and a DG baby fakie.) Donkey fakies pop up from time to time on the Swedish auction site, but nearly all the time labelled as MLP. The eye paint usually differ too, so it could be several companies or factories... Gosh I wish I knew more, I love my little donkeys to bits!
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: mlp4me on January 23, 2012, 11:07:29 AM
The first 3 are from Wal-Mart, they're from a Mommy/Baby set.
The last 4 look like Lanards or Lanard fakies.
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: PandoraFox on January 23, 2012, 11:14:54 AM
The first 3 are from Wal-Mart, they're from a Mommy/Baby set.
The last 4 look like Lanards or Lanard fakies.

Could the first 3 be fakies of the walmart fakies then?
These come from a Dutch childhood collection, and while it's not impossible for them to have gotten in there all the way from America, that is quite a long way. I suppose a European company could have bought the molds?
Title: Re: Please help me identify these fakies
Post by: HavACrumpet452 on January 23, 2012, 11:19:30 AM
They're all familiar molds in my fakie collection, but the European companies that use these molds are all different from the American fakie companies. Judging by the type of mold and the quality, the first three babies could be by Simba. I don't know about the piggy fakie from that time period. No clue about the donkey molds overseas. Toy Galaxy? Quest?
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