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« on: June 26, 2012, 08:30:33 AM »
I am interested only in good condition ponies (preferably with their matching accessories!), though they need not be MIB. I would prefer if you PM me with all offers.
I greatly prefer the G3 ponies and accessories on my list, but I will consider the others of course.
G1
Felicidades
Baby Bow Tie
Peru Bow Tie (unicorn)
G2
Princess Silver Swirl (white horn)
Star Swirl
Baby Swirly
Baby Sweet Snowflake
G3 ( I am really into the holiday ponies with their matching accessories!)
TAF Winter Minty
TAF Pinkie Pie VII
Breast Cancer Awareness Pony
Princess Peppermint
Blue Mist
Whistle Wishes
Mittens II
December Delight
Toboggan
Winter Snow
Always and Forever
Lolligiggle
Sunshine Parade
Silver Rain
Winter Variant: Cute Curtsey
Baby Tea Lily
Rainbow Sunrise
Royalette
Lulabelle (Fizzy Pop pose)
Party Cake
Twirlerina
*I will also consider any other holiday/season themed pony
G3.5
Sweetie-Belle (Valentine)
G4
Baby Silver Spoon
Baby Twist
Sweetie Swirl
Honey Rays
Cherry Pie
Star Swirl
Sweetie Drops
Octavia
Helia
Lotus Blossom
Lavender Honey
Maud Pie
Pony Accessories
Crowns
Tutus/Skirts
Hats
Jewelry
Barrettes
Shoes
*looking for ALL sizes from all gens, from adults to babies!
767
« on: June 26, 2012, 01:12:20 AM »
Hey and welcome!  Admittedly, even though I'm pretty much in the same age range as the average brony (23 years), I'm not entirely a fan of the culture they've built up for themselves, mostly because I have noticed a majority of them tend to outright bash the earlier gens in the rudest way possible. It's all fine and good to not like something, but the behaviour I've seen from the average brony when it comes to displaying their hatred for the previous pony shows is really frustrating...or maybe I'm just bitter since I grew up watching the original 80's cartoons and will always love them no matter how cheesy they may be  But you seem quite more open-minded toward the other generations, and respect is all I hope for when meeting new pony fans. So welcome!
768
« on: June 26, 2012, 12:29:15 AM »
Alrighty pony folks! I'm on a mission to hunt down some beautiful unicorns for my wedding and I'm reaching out to you for help!
What I'm looking for:
*Inexpensive! Sorry for sounding like a real cheapskate, but since I need to gather at LEAST 35 of these unicorns in the next few months, I'm on a pretty strict budget
*Anything from plastic toys to statues (brass, porcelain, etc.) should be okay
*Anything ranging in size from a blind bag to a G1 adult is a-okay by me
*Molded hair only-sorry, no rooted hair will work
*I really prefer more "elegant" sculpted unicorns, so the chunky bodies of most MLP might not work, but I'm open to my options
*Ugly paint jobs or tiny chips are perfectly fine
* I'm also looking for brooches! I will be making a brooch bouquet including unicorn brooches and would love any jewelry to add to it
What I'm NOT looking for:
*Pricey/valuable ponies-ALL ponies are going to be spray-painted a solid shade of silver so anything particularly expensive or should be left as is will not be suitable
*Anything flocked, plush or with rooted hair
769
« on: June 25, 2012, 05:45:38 PM »
Inky, thats Star Swirl. She's an exclusive release to, I think, Australia. Pricy for us Americans
Aww, just my luck! Thanks for pinpointing her
770
« on: June 25, 2012, 05:43:39 PM »
I really wish we knew if the Collectors Set ponies would also be sold separately somewhere down the line. I know I've seen Lyra and Trixie sold by themselves, but no word yet if Lemon Hearts shall be. I'd dearly love to add her to my collection someday but none of the other ponies in the set she's included in interest me.
771
« on: June 25, 2012, 05:40:16 PM »
Can't find Flitterheart or Snowcatcher anywhere. I shan't rest until I find them, especially the beautiful Snowcatcher  Also, was Princess Luna ever sold separately as her own brushable, or is she always sold as a part of a set?
772
« on: June 25, 2012, 11:50:26 AM »
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I took photos of the three shelves and collaged them together
I love seeing everyone elses collections, they look so organised ^_^
I hope it's alright to ask, but who is that lovely G4 pony on the middle shelf all the way to the left? She has dark purple hair and a blue body...I thought she was Snowcatcher at first but now I don't think the colors are quite right and I can't be sure if I see a horn or not.
773
« on: June 24, 2012, 05:36:31 PM »
I've seen Snowcatcher at Family Dollar..have you checked there?
I don't believe we have that store around here I've seen quite a few ponies at Target, yet they never seem to have her, no matter which I visit.
774
« on: June 24, 2012, 02:33:03 PM »
Okay, I feel really terrible the more and more I think about this and I would really like some opinions and advice. I just turned 23 at the beginning of the month, and I just moved back in with my parents. I'll be living with them for at least another year as I finish school (I thought I would graduate in a semester but it's more likely it'll be 2 semesters). After that, I'll likely live with them a little bit longer as I seek out a steady career I can actually support myself with. This means I probably won't move out to my own, real home until I'm 26-27 years old. Is that too old? Should I move out as soon as I get my BA when I'm 24? I'm really conflicted. My practical side says there's no problem living at home. I have a good relationship with my parents, I don't pay rent which enables me to save what I make from my part time job for my future down-payment on an actual house, I'm within close distance of the rest of my family, it gives me a stable place to live while I seek out future careers, etc. However, the other side of my brain feels as though I'm being a lazy loser by staying here. From what I read, everyone thinks you should move out at 18, which I did, I just...moved back in again. I DO work and I have full intentions to find a more stable job once I graduate, but I'm afraid that that simply doesn't matter since I'm still living here. Advise?
775
« on: June 24, 2012, 01:54:36 PM »
My collection isn't very big at all so there isn't much of a need to downsize. However, I do still have a few I would like to get rid of, that I would likely have to Goodwill as they're so common I don't see the point in trying to sell them. I have three G3's, and I'd like to get rid of one or two, and then I mostly have a bunch of the little Ponyville G3.5's...but I feel bad about getting rid of them as they were all gifts, used as caketoppers for my 19th birthday, and I have a Sweetie Belle G3.5 that's...quite ugly, but I don't think I could ever part with her because my mom surprised me with her which makes me smile whenever I look at her. I wonder, if I struck a compromise by keeping Sweetie Belle, would it be so bad to get rid of the others? Gah! I don't want a hoard of ponies but it's terrible shaking the guilt of getting rid of ponies that were gifts.
776
« on: June 24, 2012, 01:46:50 PM »
Oh HUN!! They turned out so so gorgeous!!! I still think she's a prom queen! Stunning!!
Thank you!! I probably would have quit right in the middle of Pretty Belle's tail, it was SO frizzy, if you hadn't helped get me prepped! I couldn't be more shocked at how different they look at just a couple hours of TLC <3
777
« on: June 24, 2012, 01:28:17 PM »
Edited the first post to show them all done up and looking beautiful! I've never deep cleaned a pony like that before and I'm absolutely thrilled at how they turned out 
778
« on: June 24, 2012, 12:21:31 PM »
Oh there's the beauties! Such soft and shiny hair, it's impossible to tell you didn't find these brand spankin' new! Yay for pony's given a second chance 
779
« on: June 24, 2012, 11:31:14 AM »
So for those who strictly buy the older generations, this may not as easily apply to you, but I'm curious, do you prefer one method of buying new ponies over another? That is, buying online versus buying in person?
I almost strictly buy G4 ponies, so it's always a huge thrill when I see a new one I've been wanting pop in stores and I get the chance to see her in person before snatching her up. However, there are some G4s I've never seen around here (which I'm pretty sure were sold in the US) that I've been searching for, such as Flitterheart and Snowcatcher. I've seen them for sale a few times here on the forums, but I always hesitate because I wonder if that takes some of "magic" out of happening upon her in the stores, that rush that comes from finding a pony you hadn't expected. I'm having the same feelings with the pre-orders for Sunny Rays, is it worth it to get in on it, or just sit back and wait and hope that she hits a store nearby?
Opinions? Suggestions? Stories to share?
780
« on: June 23, 2012, 04:52:52 PM »
Haha, I don't really eat pizza, but this reminds me of when I learned that a lot of people eat their pumpkin pie cold O.o I always reheat it, I mean...warm pie with just a dollop of whipped cream, how is that not perfection? Yet apparently warming it up isn't the norm around here.
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