Hey everyone! c:

I'm realizing as I keep going with the hobby (as well as my doll, plushie and figure collecting hobbies...) that I'm very rapidly
running out of space in my studio apartment, but also motivation! My girlfriend had to return to their home country for school
(we are unfortunately extremely long distance!) so my desire to take care of my space is at an all time high but my energy
an all time low!!

So! Out of curiosity, I'd love to see how everyone is displaying their collections and hear any tips for making said display look
nice and neat! I feel bad having all my ponies in boxes and really want to display the girls, and maybe even mix up the shelves
and have ponies and dolls displayed together somehow.

Hey there! so sorry if this is the wrong forum to post in, I couldn't for the life of me find a restoration sub-section.

My birthday recently passed, and in wake of getting older I wanted to revisit my childhood collection of g3s and start cleaning them
up as a fun hobby project before I start on my new g1's.
I've been checking as many resource sites and youtube videos as I can, but almost all of them are on g1 ponies, and often mention warnings
about potential differences between generations when restoring and to take heed.

So, in wake of my paranoia around accidentally destroying my childhood toys, I felt it would be wise to ask the pony experts around here what I should
look out for when repairing and restoring g3s!

I put together a restoration kit using the many video guides and restoration techniques provided on mlppreservationproject, so I have most if not all widely
know materials and just want to make sure I don't use the wrong product on the wrong plastic and destroy my girls!

Thank you so much in advance and I'm so sorry if I missed this same topic somewhere else! I'll probably have some more specific questions later but I just need general warnings for now !