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Title: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: tuneful87 on October 26, 2014, 02:20:12 PM
I feel terrible asking this, as I was a member of the Arena (thought not really actively collecting) when the Venezuelan ponies were discovered. I started collecting only six years ago, so this was the first time I eye-witnessed G1s being discovered. Sadly, I can't recall how it all went down. I remember seeing that pretty, pink-haired Lickety Split that everyone was drooling over. The next time I checked in, it seemed that not only had she been proven to be a Venezuelan, but a bunch of others had been discovered and sold.

Would anyone like to school me? How were they discovered and distributed exactly? Do we know how many are in distribution?

I was also thinking that it might be interesting to do some sort of "Nirvana census" in the future so that we can get an approximation of how many Nirvanas by country are in circulation. I think breaking it down by individual pony might be a bit too difficult and time-consuming to do, but maybe there is a decent way to go about it. Or perhaps we could just do a census on the rarest of the rare or only ponies in different poses or color combinations than their US counterparts. Thoughts? Obviously the data would be dependent on how many collectors are active and agree to contribute statistics, but still, I think it might be a great project for the Nirvana community to tackle.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 26, 2014, 07:28:09 PM
All I can recall from their discovery was that a woman had some from her childhood and some ended up on evilbay. I wonder if word got around to others in Venezuela that then decided to sell theirs or if someone who heard of it had worked at the factory and/or had access to a warehouse?
I know there were abandoned warehouse ponies involved down the line.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: CrystalCrown on October 26, 2014, 08:01:56 PM
I remember the first ebay listing for them was some man who had an auction of 3 squeaky butt type ponies, I think two teal blossoms and a green Pegasus (forgot which one the Pegasus was) with the title "Venezuela my little pony", and at the time nobody on here really knew that Venezuela made mlp. Them more loose ponies, both squeaky butt types and regular types with normal rooted hair started showing up on ebay, and right after that was when all the MIB regular Venezuelan ponies from the warehouses started showing up, then right after that some of the squeaky butt type ponies started showing up in package. So basically they all mostly started popping up on ebay.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on October 27, 2014, 07:08:04 AM
Oh gosh I am going to have to dig about in my dusty memory!

I know we had a number of them listed in the "unknown" section of the gallery (the red, yellow and white Medely's) also there was a website (PonyLandTours oddities) from waaaaaaay back 2004 or so that had a couple of pictures the Blossoms (Green with pink hair) Delanys also had a Blossom (green and white) I recall seeing pictures of her before we knew she was Venezuelan.

Love pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 27, 2014, 07:32:57 AM
Did some digging and found a post from Shelti in February of 2012.
Quote from: shelti
As mentioned before in other Venezuelan Threads, the two main suppliers of these MIB seem to be toy Collectors.
They have either been lucky enough to get them from OLD toy stock
or in a recent purchase of boxed lots that may have been in storage down there.

I love the idea of a census because I'm a very curious kitty.  :blush:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on October 27, 2014, 01:22:57 PM
That's right Chi :) there was a old toy warehouse in which all the ponies were found.

Love pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: sosoftbuttons on October 27, 2014, 01:28:35 PM
i remember reading stuff in threads about the 'acid blossom' that delaynes had maaaany years ago that nobody knew what it was where it was from or anything about it, but that was some time before that lickety split showed up.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on October 27, 2014, 01:33:38 PM
I don't remember Lickerty! I do remember acid Blossom though :P

Love pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: LadyGuinevere on October 27, 2014, 03:22:26 PM
Acid Blossom had been around for a looooong time. Before I started collecting even! Didn't think she was the Delaneys' though? Looking at my pictures there are two - 'Acid Blossom' with yellow hair and one with white hair. No idea where I saved the white hair pic from, so that could have been theirs. Looks like I saved the yellow hair pic to my pc in 2007, but it had been around long time before that. It was in the days when digital cameras were rare and scanned ponies more common:)

White Lickety was significantly later, I think when a collection was being sold off by the Delaneys, but it wasn't their collection. Tootsie had also been around in the same collection and is now with kkv I think. I remember he being sold originally in 2002 and she was top of my wantlist for years.

Again looking at my pics, looks like a green Lickety surfaced around 2010. I also have a few others kicking around in that folder that are quite possibly Vennies now I look at them ;)

Anyway, that was a very long winded way of saying that some of them had been around for years, but we weren't sure of the country of origin. I don't actually recall exactly how it happened, but suddenly certain ponies started flooding in MIB. There are some we think are probably Venezuelan that haven't been seen in box yet (and possibly never will now. I'm not convinced there isn't one more country of manufacture out there yet! :drunk:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: buddyboymama on October 28, 2014, 08:20:22 AM
I seem to recall a toy dealer who joined the Arena to sell MIB Venezuelan ponies, and he had some info about the factory that produced the ponies. Then there were all of the problems with customs opening the boxes and tearing the ponies apart/cutting them/etc. I think an Arena member bought the rest of his stock, then sold them off. And the owner of White Lickety used her as a profile pic for awhile. The Wiki gives Glacia credit for the pic. Sorry, I know that's all really vague, but it might help you find more info. I don't own any myself -- I am just an admirer.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 28, 2014, 08:38:19 AM
Glacia didn't know Lickety was Venezuelan, but their discovery brought that to light. She was also a pony from Delaneys with an unknown origin and still a OOAK as of today.
There was another user with their plum Posey with yellow flowers who didn't know its origin until the Vene discovery. Also OOAK..  :shrug:

I do remember the toy collector, now that you mention it. I wonder if he is still around, I'm sure he could help us get some information. :)
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: buddyboymama on October 28, 2014, 12:14:39 PM
Found him! He is mainly an action figure collector, so it looks like he just signed up here to sell his ponies. I didn't really see much info, but I just skimmed his posts.

http://mlparena.com/index.php?action=profile;area=showposts;u=13091
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 28, 2014, 12:25:56 PM
Found him! He is mainly an action figure collector, so it looks like he just signed up here to sell his ponies. I didn't really see much info, but I just skimmed his posts.

http://mlparena.com/index.php?action=profile;area=showposts;u=13091
Yes, that's him. He hasn't logged in since last November.
I remember him being a pretty nice guy and offered to replace SoSilver's Venezuelan free of charge when it was destroyed by customs.

It looks like we're on our own when it comes to digging up the history, unless there's any Venezuelan members hiding around who may be able to tell us more. I do vaguely remember Angelponies had a friend there, or perhaps Angel can help us herself with the backstory and anything else.  :)

If anyone knows anything, feel free to share! :cheer:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: tuneful87 on October 28, 2014, 03:33:48 PM
Thank you, all you historians. hehe
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on October 28, 2014, 07:33:39 PM
Angel Ponies has the whole history of the Ware house Veny's and it's probably on the new arena here  in a thread some where.

Here are some of the old arena threads

Thread with box translation
http://www.mlparena.com/archive/Forums/viewtopic/t=283977.html (http://www.mlparena.com/archive/Forums/viewtopic/t=283977.html)

Veny Squeaky Butt thread
http://www.mlparena.com/archive/Forums/viewtopic/t=270942.html (http://www.mlparena.com/archive/Forums/viewtopic/t=270942.html)

Along with a list of Veny's that have been up for sale.

Venezualians found to date Since December 2011:

 
UPDATED LIST 11/3/14

Venezualians found to date Since December 2011:

1 applejack- more golden with pink hair (dorindarules ebay Nov 13 2012)
6 applejack yellow with red or dark red variation hair
12 applejack -yellow with pink hair
1 applejack- turquoise/blue with coral hair (barbievzla aug 2013)
16 pink Blossom with pink hair
1 pink blossom with white hair (wizzer128 collection 10/29/14)
1 green Blossom with fading pink hair - Delaneys
1 pink Blossom (blue flowers) red hair (10/10/13 Dorindarules ebay)
1 blue blossom with lighter (bubblegum)pink hair
12 blue Blossom with dark pink Hair
11 blue Blossom with Coral Hair
2 pink blossom with blue hair
31 yellow Blossoms with blue hair
1 yellow Blossom with gold hair
1 yellow  Cherries with red hair
3 white cherries with light pink hair
1 white cherries with dark pink hair
1 white Cherries with blue hair
1 blue cherries with pink hair
1 yellow cherries with blue hair (5/8/13)
17 blue/green Cotton Candy with dark pink hair
1 blue/green cotton candy (pinkish dots) with Red Hair (10/10/13 Dorindarules ebay)
1 orange cotton candy with yellow hair
1 cream/white with orange dots cotton candy with blue hair (4/28/13)
5 firefly pink hair
1 firefly yellow hair
1 Lickety Split Green with red hair (5/14/13)
1 Lickety Split Yellow with red hair (in wizzer218 collection 10/29/14)
1 Medley white with yellow Hair
1 white poesy with golden brown hair (in whizzer218 collection 10/29/14)
1 white poesy with blue hair red symbols (Dorindarules on ebay Oct 2014)
2 dark pink poesy with gold hair
1 orange poesy with yellow hair (barbievzla on ebay 7/18/13)
1 white poesy with pink hair with colored on Symbols
1 white/cream poesy with pink hair (Sternenstaub)
1 yellow poesy pink hair
1 Purple/Brownish (plum) poesy with blue hair
2 pink Posey with Pink hair 
20 green Posey with Pink hair 
1 green poesy with yellow hair (9/5/13 ebay)
5 pink/orange (tangerine) Starshine with green/blue symbol 
10 white Starshine with blue Symbol   
10 white Starshine with red/orange symbol 
1 white tootsie with blue hair
30 yellow tootsie with blue hair
1 tootsie light green cream yellowish body and symbols orange with  light pink hair (ebay 11/23/13 venezuelanmind
1 turquoise tootsie with coral hair (10/10/13 dorindarules)

Ponies listed as NC ponies
1 yellow Starshine with blue symbols
1 White Medley with dark pink hair
1 dark pink medley with white hair
1 Yellow medley with dark pink hair
1 lickity split - blue w/pink hair
1 lickity split - white w/2 tone hair
1 Lickity split - yellow w/pink hair

Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 28, 2014, 07:44:40 PM
I'll add the "sold" list the white Posey with blue hair and red flowers that ended on Monday. It was sold by Dorinda.
I'm still so upset that I couldn't bid more.   :wail:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on October 28, 2014, 07:47:00 PM
List updated above
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 29, 2014, 05:41:54 AM
That's awesome, Shelti! :cheer:
I love the list. Still holding out hope that some of those OOAKs have a few hidden siblings that come out of the shadows soon.... Like, before the end of the year so they can be a Christmas gift excuse eehehheehe. :lmao:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: LadyGuinevere on October 29, 2014, 06:00:22 AM
Ooooh, nice list shelti! I keep forgetting I'm missing a couple of Tootsies (white with blue hair and turquoise with coral hair).
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: tuneful87 on October 29, 2014, 06:24:35 AM
You are a Nirvana guru, shelti! I will read through those threads soon.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: wizzer218 on October 29, 2014, 06:25:19 AM
I have the turquoise tootsie with coral hair...shes so cool...I also have a yellow lickety with red hair that is OOAK..that I know of...I also have pink blossom with white hair and my peach starshine with coral hair..oh and my white posey with golden brown hair..think those are all my OOAks
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 29, 2014, 06:37:37 AM
I have the turquoise tootsie with coral hair...shes so cool...I also have a yellow lickety with red hair that is OOAK..that I know of...I also have pink blossom with white hair and my peach starshine with coral hair..oh and my white posey with golden brown hair..think those are all my OOAks
Oh lord what I wouldn't give for that white Posey. :cry:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on October 29, 2014, 07:27:02 AM
OK, updated the list with Wizzer128's ponies
There does seem to be a lot more OOAK's though.


Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: amazonarabian on October 29, 2014, 10:09:22 AM
Wow.  This thread just blew my mind.   :shocked:  *sits down*  Teach me more.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Baby Sugarberry on October 29, 2014, 04:23:33 PM
Plum Posey photos can be found here, http://mlparena.com/index.php/topic,289271.0.html (http://mlparena.com/index.php/topic,289271.0.html)
Sadly her provenance is lost to the sands of time - I bought her from a flea market in Ontario in the late nineties.  She was with a lot of other ponies from a toy dealer, so impossible to say even if she originally came with the group; they were all normal US/Can releases though.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 29, 2014, 04:34:06 PM
She still makes me  :dribble: !
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on October 29, 2014, 05:49:56 PM
I like the name Plum,  I added that to the list after her color.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Loa on October 30, 2014, 02:34:09 AM
Well,
One day Tuney, a Mummy & Daddy Venezuelan plastic mold had a romantic dinner and had many baby Venezuelan's.

The end.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Tulips on October 30, 2014, 04:24:54 AM
I'll add the "sold" list the white Posey with blue hair and red flowers that ended on Monday. It was sold by Dorinda.
I'm still so upset that I couldn't bid more.   :wail:

I missed this, was it on ebay? Do you have any pictures to share for me to drool over? lol
I am in awe of how many Venezuelan Posey there are alone, let alone the rest. I've got 5 myself (4 of which are squeaky butts lol), love them but I can't collect them all. :biggrin: :P
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on October 30, 2014, 06:35:24 AM
I'll add the "sold" list the white Posey with blue hair and red flowers that ended on Monday. It was sold by Dorinda.
I'm still so upset that I couldn't bid more.   :wail:

I missed this, was it on ebay? Do you have any pictures to share for me to drool over? lol
I am in awe of how many Venezuelan Posey there are alone, let alone the rest. I've got 5 myself (4 of which are squeaky butts lol), love them but I can't collect them all. :biggrin: :P
Here is the auction link (http://www.ebay.com/itm/VENEZUELA-MY-LITTLE-PONY-WHITE-POSEY-BY-BISANTI-/321554890064?pt=TV_Movie_Character_Toys_US&hash=item4ade2a3d50&nma=true&si=oNJmcYxlfvpV26peYTfUQiCLzxY%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l255)
But for whenever that expires here are pics!
She was rehaired from a Venezuelan Tootsie by her owner. :)
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Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Tulips on October 30, 2014, 12:44:49 PM
Ooooh she's a pretty girl, thanks!
For some reason none of Dorina's ended auctions show up on the Aus ebay site, I'll have to remember that in future. I just bought a few squeaky butts from Dorinda but they never mentioned this gorgeous girl when I was asking after Poseys, considering the price she went they wanted an auction not a BIN but a heads ups about her would have been nice. (not that I could even afford her lol) :P
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on October 31, 2014, 01:34:48 PM
That list Shelti! You have really done a great job keeping up to speed with all the variants that keep popping up :bigups:

Love pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: tuneful87 on October 31, 2014, 04:00:02 PM
Well,
One day Tuney, a Mummy & Daddy Venezuelan plastic mold had a romantic dinner and had many baby Venezuelan's.

The end.

Oh. That's how it works.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Sarah-Bee on November 01, 2014, 05:33:06 AM
I have a few pics that I've saved that don't seem to be on the list :)

Blossom - blue with bubblegum pink hair
Blossom - green with white hair
Blossom - yellow with yellow hair
Lickety Split - very light lime green with yellow hair
Tootsie - green with blue hair
Tootsie - yellow with dark pink hair

I saved the photos for my own use and I can't remember whose they are; do you think it would be ok to post them even if I can't credit?
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on November 01, 2014, 06:19:27 AM
Sarah-Bee we might be able to track the owners down by seeing the pictures :)

If you credit as not knowing who the owner is, it gives them chance to speak up.

Love pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Sarah-Bee on November 01, 2014, 06:49:53 AM
That's what I thought but wanted to check :)

Ok here they are :)

As said above I don't know who these photos belong to

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Looking again, this Tootsie might be yellow - thoughts?

And this is CJ, not Tootsie as I originally said
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Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: LittleHoneyPie on November 01, 2014, 09:42:54 AM
Did I miss the green Lickety Split with pink hair on the list? One recently sold on ebay. I have one also. And I'm pretty sure I remember someone posting on the Arena that they had one also. Other than that I have no idea!
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 01, 2014, 03:33:46 PM
Adding onto the list, a pink Posey with white hair (http://i.imgur.com/kIJ7vaD.jpg) that I have on the way! :cheer:
I'll take photos for the gallery/wiki when she gets here. :lovey:

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Looking again, this Tootsie might be yellow - thoughts?
That one is Angelponies', maybe she's mentioned her in a post?
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on November 01, 2014, 04:04:01 PM
I think yellow  Cherries belongs to KKV :) Tootsie is angelponies andI'm sure minty Blossom is delenys.

Love  pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Sarah-Bee on November 02, 2014, 03:34:13 AM
Thanks for the photo ID guys :D
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: LadyGuinevere on November 02, 2014, 01:41:55 PM
I have the same mint coloured with white hair Blossom pic saved - think I remember where I saved it from, but not whose it was!

My thinking on the Tootsie is that she is yellow, but the lighting is making her look a bit green :)
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Loa on November 03, 2014, 02:33:01 AM
Well,
One day Tuney, a Mummy & Daddy Venezuelan plastic mold had a romantic dinner and had many baby Venezuelan's.

The end.

Oh. That's how it works.

Let me know if you need diagrams.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 03, 2014, 06:36:20 AM

Ok,
Added this pony to the list

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This pony should have been on the list already as a NC pony which is how she first showed up and She has Fading Pink hair and was a Delaney Pony

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This pony is on the list alreasy - 1 green poesy with yellow hair (9/5/13 ebay) I have the same picture saved from ebay
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This Pony is also on the Original List
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Updated List:

Venezualians found to date Since December 2011:

1 applejack- more golden with pink hair (dorindarules ebay Nov 13 2012)
6 applejack yellow with red or dark red variation hair
12 applejack -yellow with pink hair
1 applejack- turquoise/blue with coral hair (barbievzla aug 2013)
16 pink Blossom with pink hair
1 pink blossom with white hair (wizzer128 collection 10/29/14)
1 green Blossom with fading pink hair - Delaneys
1 pink Blossom (blue flowers) red hair (10/10/13 Dorindarules ebay)
1 blue blossom with lighter (bubblegum)pink hair
12 blue Blossom with dark pink Hair
11 blue Blossom with Coral Hair
2 pink blossom with blue hair
31 yellow Blossoms with blue hair
1 yellow Blossom with gold hair
1 yellow  Cherries with red hair
3 white cherries with light pink hair
1 white cherries with dark pink hair
1 white Cherries with blue hair
1 blue cherries with pink hair
1 yellow cherries with blue hair (5/8/13)
17 blue/green Cotton Candy with dark pink hair
1 blue/green cotton candy (pinkish dots) with Red Hair (10/10/13 Dorindarules ebay)
1 orange cotton candy with yellow hair
1 cream/white with orange dots cotton candy with blue hair (4/28/13)
5 firefly pink hair
1 firefly yellow hair
1 Lickety Split Green with red hair (5/14/13)
1 Lickety Split Yellow with red hair (in wizzer218 collection 10/29/14)
1 Medley white with yellow Hair
1 white poesy with golden brown hair (in whizzer218 collection 10/29/14)
1 white poesy with blue hair red symbols (Dorindarules on ebay Oct 2014)
2 dark pink poesy with gold hair
1 orange poesy with yellow hair (barbievzla on ebay 7/18/13)
1 white poesy with pink hair with colored on Symbols
1 white/cream poesy with pink hair (Sternenstaub)
1 yellow poesy pink hair
1 Purple/Brownish (plum) poesy with blue hair
2 pink Posey with Pink hair 
20 green Posey with Pink hair 
1 green poesy with yellow hair (9/5/13 ebay)
5 pink/orange (tangerine) Starshine with green/blue symbol 
10 white Starshine with blue Symbol   
10 white Starshine with red/orange symbol 
1 white tootsie with blue hair
30 yellow tootsie with blue hair
1 tootsie light green cream yellowish body and symbols orange with  light pink hair (ebay 11/23/13 venezuelanmind
1 turquoise tootsie with coral hair (10/10/13 dorindarules)

Ponies listed as NC ponies
1 yellow Starshine with blue symbols
1 White Medley with dark pink hair
1 dark pink medley with white hair
1 Yellow medley with dark pink hair
1 lickity split - blue w/pink hair
1 lickity split - white w/2 tone hair
1 Lickity split - yellow w/pink hair
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Sarah-Bee on November 03, 2014, 06:57:39 AM
Sorry Shelti, I'm not with it at the moment as I'm not well so must have missed those x
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 03, 2014, 07:04:09 AM
Sorry Shelti, I'm not with it at the moment as I'm not well so must have missed those x

Not any biggie sarah-bee, and pictures are always welcome along with ones that may have been missed, we were out of town so just got back and catching up.
the yellow CJ belongs to Jenny (kit kat vintage) and came from Helen's collection, and for some reason the green blossom with fading pink hair was not but should have been at the bottom of the list as NC, I have added her to the list proper now.
Feel Better
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on November 03, 2014, 10:17:32 AM
I didn't know the Minty Blossom had fading pink hair! How pretty :)

Great job again with the list :bigups:

Love pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 03, 2014, 10:38:42 AM
I didn't know the Minty Blossom had fading pink hair! How pretty :)

Great job again with the list :bigups:

Love pkw xxx

I don't know that she does, but it sure looks like it's faded to me.
This is an older picture I had of her.
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You can see the hint of pink at the tail base.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: pinkkittywinks on November 03, 2014, 01:32:57 PM
:) that picture was in the nirvana gallery. I hadn't spotted the pink at the base of your tail, but I see it now :)

Love pkw xxx
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 03, 2014, 06:11:42 PM
The pink in the mane is definitely there too! The camera flash looks to have brought it out a bit and it matches the shade of pink in the tail.  She's a pretty lady, too bad there haven't been any others. :(

Also shelti, if you'd like me to, I could organize and make the list uniform tomorrow for you! It's going to be an uneventful day tomorrow and I know you um... Y'know.. Have a life. :lmao:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 03, 2014, 06:27:07 PM
The pink in the mane is definitely there too! The camera flash looks to have brought it out a bit and it matches the shade of pink in the tail.  She's a pretty lady, too bad there haven't been any others. :(

Also shelti, if you'd like me to, I could organize and make the list uniform tomorrow for you! It's going to be an uneventful day tomorrow and I know you um... Y'know.. Have a life. :lmao:

Thanks chi, I will keep my little list the way it is but why don't you take the list over from here on out?
My time constraints for watching the auctions on ebay are getting tighter and I am out of town a lot
more.

Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Sarah-Bee on November 04, 2014, 01:28:03 AM
I keep a list too so we can always convene at some point again to update threads such as these in the future :)
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 04, 2014, 06:54:51 AM
I keep a list too so we can always convene at some point again to update threads such as these in the future :)

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Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 04, 2014, 08:53:26 AM
I keep a list too so we can always convene at some point again to update threads such as these in the future :)
That's awesome. Pony history will always live on. :cheer:

I'll take a peek on ebay and see what needs updating :D
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 04, 2014, 09:22:37 AM
I keep a list too so we can always convene at some point again to update threads such as these in the future :)
That's awesome. Pony history will always live on. :cheer:

I'll take a peek on ebay and see what needs updating :D

I did just update my list this week when we got back so it should be good.

Post Merge: November 05, 2014, 08:04:39 AM

Just adjusted the Veny list again... Because of the variety of red hair I changed my list again

5 applejack yellow with red or  dark red (magenta) hair
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Ember1 on November 06, 2014, 06:48:56 AM
If you look at the other thread I believe all of the red haired Ajs have been posted.
Looks like there are two magenta red haired applejacks, one deep Cherry red haired aj with gold body, and three medium red haired Ajs. Mine is the one sold on ebay last week by Ed  with the deep cherry red hair.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 06, 2014, 07:01:03 AM
If you look at the other thread I believe all of the red haired Ajs have been posted.
Looks like there are two magenta red haired applejacks, one deep Cherry red haired aj with gold body, and three medium red haired Ajs. Mine is the one sold on ebay last week by Ed  with the deep cherry red hair.
I added this to mine to adjust it. :cheer:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 06, 2014, 07:05:18 AM
If you look at the other thread I believe all of the red haired Ajs have been posted.
Looks like there are two magenta red haired applejacks, one deep Cherry red haired aj with gold body, and three medium red haired Ajs. Mine is the one sold on ebay last week by Ed  with the deep cherry red hair.

I have decided because of the quality or lack of it of some of the pictures to lump them together as red or dark red on my list.  To really verify a color difference in the hair you would need to have the actual ponies to compare.  As far as body coloration, as seen with Tootsie a quality control issue in most cases.
These ponies were all sold by Ed / Dorindarules on ebay
This pony was on ebay Oct 2014
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Here's one he had some time ago Mint in Box
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This one he had on ebay Jan 2012
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This one he had on ebay Dec 2012
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And this one he had on ebay Oct 2013
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Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 06, 2014, 07:09:55 AM
The top one appears to have darker hair than the others but that's it.  :blink:

They'd have to all be photographed in bright lighting without flash to try verifying. I didn't realize they were that similar from auction photos.

Would it be fair to say 1 with dark red hair and 4 with red hair?
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 06, 2014, 07:12:36 AM
The top one appears to have darker hair than the others but that's it.  :blink:

They'd have to all be photographed in bright lighting without flash to try verifying. I didn't realize they were that similar from auction photos.

Would it be fair to say 1 with dark red hair and 4 with red hair?

Also Chi, if you notice the Oct pony picture from ebay has been faded to disguise the marks on the face.  Some of the pictures have been enhanced, notice the hair distortion.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Ember1 on November 06, 2014, 07:14:59 AM
Actually that photo is not altered. This pony is very pale and not yellow like the others but pale golden.
I bought this pony and her hair is super dark. Here are comparison photos.
She looks to be different than the others. It would be great if we were able to compare them side by side.

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Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 06, 2014, 07:16:16 AM
The top one appears to have darker hair than the others but that's it.  :blink:

They'd have to all be photographed in bright lighting without flash to try verifying. I didn't realize they were that similar from auction photos.

Would it be fair to say 1 with dark red hair and 4 with red hair?

Also Chi, if you notice the Oct pony picture from ebay has been faded to disguise the marks on the face.  Some of the pictures have been enhanced, notice the hair distortion.
Now I see it. Yikes..
Embers photo looks different from the listing photo, for sure. Usually the auction photos are taken with flash but that one was intentionally taken in poor lighting without flash..

That pony is pretty light from embers photos, but the face area looks a bit blurred from how it actually looks.
The marks aren't bad at all, I don't think she will have any issues removing them. :)

Maybe we shouldn't try to go in and decipher shades of red.
Otherwise we will end up with a questionable book. 
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 06, 2014, 07:19:03 AM
The top one appears to have darker hair than the others but that's it.  :blink:

They'd have to all be photographed in bright lighting without flash to try verifying. I didn't realize they were that similar from auction photos.

Would it be fair to say 1 with dark red hair and 4 with red hair?

Also Chi, if you notice the Oct pony picture from ebay has been faded to disguise the marks on the face.  Some of the pictures have been enhanced, notice the hair distortion.
Maybe we shouldn't try to go in and decipher shades of red.
Otherwise we will end up with a questionable book.

That's what I decided to do with my List 
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Jadis4742 on November 07, 2014, 08:58:38 AM
I just want to pop in and remind everyone that someone at the MLPFair (I forget who) was selling some beautiful rehaired squeakybutts - we need to remember not to lump those in with the regular Vennies!
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 07, 2014, 09:10:05 AM
Absolutely! I haven't seen any of them myself, though. I imagine they look amazing.
Some of those squeaky butts have had really nice colour schemes and they have the potential to look great. :D
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: shelti on November 07, 2014, 11:30:07 AM
I just want to pop in and remind everyone that someone at the MLPFair (I forget who) was selling some beautiful rehaired squeakybutts - we need to remember not to lump those in with the regular Vennies!

Gah! My Biggest Gripe are un marked Customs .  I sure hope who ever made them marked them.  I don't put any Veny that is not coming direct form
Venezuela on my list, unless I have inside info.  It's too easy to start duplicating ones that are being resold on the Secondary  market
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: moomargh on November 14, 2014, 06:31:30 PM
Ahh, this is an amazing thread! So glad I found it.

There are so many pretty Venezuelans, I also remember reading about them starting to pop up when they did (2012?) and just being overly excited about !new ponies being found! How amazing is that!

Also, great job on your detective work guys, and keeping list of what has been seen around, that is truly great!

I don't own any Venezuelan ones, but there seem to be so many great and different versions out there. I'm totally in love with the 'plum' Posey, just can't get over her unique colour. Ahhhhh. Keep up the detective work guys!
:lovey:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 14, 2014, 06:47:05 PM
Hehehehe, I'll have a new one to add to the list in a few days. :awake:

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Ahh, this is an amazing thread! So glad I found it.

There are so many pretty Venezuelans, I also remember reading about them starting to pop up when they did (2012?) and just being overly excited about !new ponies being found! How amazing is that!

Also, great job on your detective work guys, and keeping list of what has been seen around, that is truly great!

I don't own any Venezuelan ones, but there seem to be so many great and different versions out there. I'm totally in love with the 'plum' Posey, just can't get over her unique colour. Ahhhhh. Keep up the detective work guys!
:lovey:
They're amazing, aren't they? It's awesome to have new "old" toys in 2014. Like discovering a hidden cavern filled with treasures, we have no idea what's around the next corner.
The Venezuelan sellers seem to discover them just as we do. I assume some are from consignment stores and flea markets.. :shrug:
Who knows what undiscovered colours are going to pop up next. It's exciting!!
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: moomargh on November 14, 2014, 07:05:19 PM
They're amazing, aren't they? It's awesome to have new "old" toys in 2014. Like discovering a hidden cavern filled with treasures, we have no idea what's around the next corner.
The Venezuelan sellers seem to discover them just as we do. I assume some are from consignment stores and flea markets.. :shrug:
Who knows what undiscovered colours are going to pop up next. It's exciting!!

I'm right with you! I've always been such a dork for pony mysteries lol. It's always super exciting to hear about some new ponies/variations pop up that we hadn't known to ever exists! I hope we will keep finding them, and I'm sure we will. There's always some dark secret corners in the world no one thought of looking, I'm sure  ^.^ Hooray for all the pony mysteries in the world.
:nerdy:
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 15, 2014, 11:35:34 AM
Ah, she's here! :lovey:
Hair is definitely a factory job. :)
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Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: hathorcat on November 16, 2014, 05:33:58 AM
She is stunning, Chi! Just stunning.
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Hannah66665 on November 16, 2014, 06:07:18 AM
 :dropjaw:
This whole thread was a fantastic read. I know so little about ponies from other countries... (let alone my own XD) A while back I became obsessed with the blue Venezuelan Cotton Candy with the pink hair (followed by the Venezuelan Blossom with the identical color scheme) after looking them up on mylittlewiki... definitely dream ponies. :heart:

That Posey is GORGEOUS! Congratulations!
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 16, 2014, 06:19:46 AM
She is stunning, Chi! Just stunning.
Thank you! I absolutely adore her. :blush:
M...maybe I'll make a brag thread when all my new ladies are cleaned and dried. :devious:
I don't like making those threads...but.. this sassy lady might be offended to not get some spotlight. >u>

@Hannah: Blossom and Cotton Candy pop up a lot! Maybe you can save your money and buy yourself one for Christmas!


Edit: For historical purposes, SFlame did her get directly from Venezuela. :)
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Hannah66665 on November 16, 2014, 06:27:23 AM
She definitely deserves a brag thread, I would love to see more photos!

Ooh, how often is a lot? I don't know if I can save for one for a few months at least. XD Is there an average price range? To give me an idea of what I'd be saving. ^_^
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Chi on November 16, 2014, 06:31:47 AM
She definitely deserves a brag thread, I would love to see more photos!

Ooh, how often is a lot? I don't know if I can save for one for a few months at least. XD Is there an average price range? To give me an idea of what I'd be saving. ^_^
The price ranges are all over the place (http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=my+little+pony+venezuela&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc)...
But those two are a bit less pricy. Maybe someone here will have one for sale. :)
Title: Re: The History of Venezuelan Ponies
Post by: Hannah66665 on November 16, 2014, 06:40:03 PM
Thank you! I've saved a few ebay searches to look into later. :D Glad to know they aren't one of the OOAK ponies.
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