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Trader & Shipping Support / Help from Willenhall UK Area?
« on: March 08, 2018, 03:05:16 PM »
I found something I would really like to purchase that's located there, but the seller does not ship. They will only meet locally. Any chance someone lives in the area and would be able to pick it up and ship to the US? I would cover the costs of course.

Thanks!

Found help :biggrin:

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Pony Corral / Re: What's Your Pony Number?
« on: March 07, 2018, 11:59:59 PM »
Let's see....

G1: 83
G2: 132 I think? I need to update my spreadsheet for G2.
G3: 76 including my dollymix ponies.
G4: 870 including blind bags and the FiM collection ponies (and my Equestria Girls since I don't feel like doing the math to take them out of the count XD)
Fakies: I can think of 21 off the top of my head?

Oh and I should clarify all those counts also include plush and McDonalds ponies.

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Off Topic / Re: Here Comes The Easter Bunny!
« on: March 07, 2018, 11:42:19 PM »
Easter isn't much a holiday for me. The real holiday is the day after which I would refer to as "Discount Cadbury Creme Egg" day :lol: I look forward to that every year <3

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Toy Box & Games Cupboard / Re: Restoring Plush with Yellowed Glue
« on: March 06, 2018, 08:27:10 PM »
The hot water really helped loosen up the glue so I could remove the pieces.

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Hot water loosened the glue and then since her fur is white I was able to use acetone nail polish on qtip removed to separate some of the fuzz from the glue. It all balled up though and since the fuzz was under where the mane would be I ended up doing a little trimming to get the glue off. Once the bulk was off the laundry detergent really helped with some of the discoloration that was left over.

I did have to trim the end of the collar to get the glue off since the fabric was too fragile but it stretches while wet nicely.

The seam under her mane was split so I fixed that up and then started working on getting her mane sewn in. The angles are extremely difficult on that :blink:

I do think I will need to cut new ears for her since they're felt and one of them is falling apart just from removing it (granted that started as a kid). But the glue is soaked all the way through and does not want to budge.

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There's still some glue I can't remove on her horn as well but it's mostly hidden by her mane now.

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It's obviously still there in some spots but it's not a glaring issue anymore I can live with that once I get her some ears XD

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Toy Box & Games Cupboard / Re: Restoring Plush with Yellowed Glue
« on: March 06, 2018, 02:30:45 PM »
I didn't think of laundry detergent - thanks :)

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Toy Box & Games Cupboard / Restoring Plush with Yellowed Glue
« on: March 06, 2018, 02:08:17 PM »
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I found this little unicorn from my childhood last night buried in a tote of my stuffed animals. I remember loving her as a kid but her glue has severely yellowed since then. I'm wondering if anyone might have some recommendations on how to restore her. Since it's glue I imagine my best bet would be to try and remove the glue and reglue her together myself but I have no idea how to get the glue off without hurting her.

Some close ups. I'm especially concerned about her little ears because the fabric is so thin.

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Thoughts? Has anyone done something similar?


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The Dollhouse / Re: American Girl Questions
« on: March 04, 2018, 11:01:02 PM »
Kirsten dolls pretty much flock to me as my name is Kirsten. My first is my childhood one and the rest I've come across by happenstance.

I wish I had that problem XD

You may have better luck on one of the many Facebook groups finding your Josefina than ebay. They tend to be a bit cheaper and the people more knowledgeable in general.

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The Dollhouse / Re: American Girl Questions
« on: March 04, 2018, 07:58:48 PM »
Mine was $120, she's a lovely first edition. Came to me from her first owner after being removed from the box once when they received her, and then again for pictures when they sold her. She has the typical shoelace flaw where they had degraded and some staining on her ankles from being in her boots since 1997 :lol: She also came with her NIB accessories.

Hopefully that will give you some kinda reference :)

Totally dying over here as well to hear you have four Kirsten. She is ma favorite and the one I currently have is in pieces without eyes.

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I have never seen that defect before but omg is it cute on her.

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Pony Corral / Re: Funny or awful ways your ponies have been shipped
« on: February 13, 2018, 01:30:04 AM »
Alternately I've had some lovely sellers practically gift wrap my ponies for me, so that unboxing them was like having a miniature surprise birthday party for myself.  I always appreciate the sellers who put that extra sweet finishing touch on a parcel, just because they can.  Always nice to meet people who take pride in what they do, even if it's just wrapping a pony!

There's this one ebay seller from Portugal that I buy from sometimes. They always wrap everything so nicely in the box. It seriously does feel like Christmas. Normally tissue paper and a bow inside the shipping bow which is then surrounded by bubble wrap to keep it safe.

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The Dollhouse / Re: Doll clothes ID help needed!
« on: February 09, 2018, 11:21:26 AM »
The checkered blanket with the apple on it is from Barbie and her horse Nibbles.

A few of the items in the 3rd picture have the same type of cut/style/fabric as Melanie's Mall. I'll pull mine out later and look if I have time to see if I can match any of them.

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I don't remember off the top of my head either. I just know I don't have any of the international ones so I'll be watching :lol:

I may have gotten curious and circled the international ones XD

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Drooling they're so lovely. My breezies worked out to being about $3 - 4 each but they were the ones released in the US (with tiaras and no carts). I believe the international ones are worth more.

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Pony Corral / Re: Does anyone care about G2 ?
« on: January 15, 2018, 09:42:03 PM »
I adore G2s and when I can find some super baity ones I fully intend to dissect them and see how those mechanisms were put together >.> I miiiight be a bit curious about it and willing to do the work XD Especially to see if I can put some of them back together after.

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Pony Corral / Re: Lovebeam needs... love.
« on: January 09, 2018, 07:38:15 PM »
I'd probably just fix her hair. I seriously love those yellow stripes.

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