Can you help with PCs for me?

[Henpatch]

Really think I must part with some more ponies.....
Current PCs for......

Greek Twilight, Glory

French Blossom, Twilight, Moondancer and MOC Windy??????

Thanks in anticipation!

[kellyponyfeathers]

Which versions of Grk Twilight and Glory?  I paid about $200 for my decarded white Grk Glory, though I think I got a fairly good deal.

Isn't French Moondancer around $100?  I think a loose French Windy in great condition would cost about the same, but an MOC one would of course be much higher.  Maybe $300?  I'm kind of guessing on that.

French Twilight in great condition:  $75ish, I think.

French Blossom in great condition:  $45ish, though I've gotten some really good deals on my Frenchies, so they can sell lower if you shop around.

I'd be interested in all the Frenchies, if you decide to sell, though I think I'll have to wait for a nice loose Windy.  I'd be interested in the Greeks too, depending on which versions they turn out to be.

[Henpatch]

Thanks KPF......
I have an orange Greek Twilight and a white Glory!
Thanks for your help with the others...........
I will post a "For Sale" thread shortly when I have taken some more photos......
Watch this space!!!!   

[LadyGuinevere]

Which poses are they in? Typically I would expect those Greeks to be around $200.

French Moondancer is very popular, so I would expect about $200 for her.  French Twilight around $100 and French Blossom about $60.

[Henpatch]

Thank you LadyG. for your help!

Both Greek Glory and Twilight are in the usual walking pose.

French Glory is also this pose but Windy (MOC) and Twilight are "leg up" pose.

[himmie]

Why must walking pose ponies tempt me so much?!

[kellyponyfeathers]

I'd say about $175 for orange Grk Twilight, and I'd be interested in her.  Here are some other recent auctions for orange Greek ponies:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/G1-VINTAGE-MY-LITTLE-PONY-NIRVANA-GREEK-GREECE-ORANGE-SKYDANCER-RARE-/290973143920?pt=UK_Toys_Creative_Educational_RL&hash=item43bf59d370&nma=true&si=wxX89nlIDgsoFOhzA5TCUOyRZrc%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557#ht_820wt_1047

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MY-LITTLE-PONY-GREEK-ANATOLI-ORANGE-/121148384498?pt=TV_Movie_Character_Toys_US&hash=item1c3501a4f2&nma=true&si=wxX89nlIDgsoFOhzA5TCUOyRZrc%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557#ht_777wt_1285

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MY-LITTLE-PONY-GREEK-ANATOLI-ORANGE-/121153010941?pt=TV_Movie_Character_Toys_US&hash=item1c35483cfd&nma=true&si=wxX89nlIDgsoFOhzA5TCUOyRZrc%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557#ht_708wt_1285

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MY-LITTLE-PONY-GREEK-ASTROFEGIA-EXTRA-RARE-/121153011247?pt=TV_Movie_Character_Toys_US&hash=item1c35483e2f&nma=true&si=wxX89nlIDgsoFOhzA5TCUOyRZrc%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557#ht_727wt_1285

[Henpatch]

Thanks KPF for your excellent help!
I like the price for Twilight!!
I am getting together all this great info and will take photos (today is VERY gloomy - no nice light) and will get up a For Sale thread shortly!   
Watch this space!!!!!!!!!!

[kitkatvintage]

I'd say $100-140 for French Twilight & $150-200 for French Moondancer. I know they were in that range when I bought mine. French Blossom $40-60. MOC Windy... I'm not really sure.

For Greek orange Twilight & Glory (assuming she's a white Glory??) I'd say minimum $200. Although those auctions are for other orange Greek ponies, most were Rainbow ponies & they have always been more common & lower priced than the unicorn & pegasus ponies.

[kellyponyfeathers]

I'm going to be busy with a sick pet    for the next day or so, so I might not see the updated sale post right away.  Please don't let me be left out.

And keep your fingers crossed for my poor sugar glider Flint.  I'm taking him to his exotics specialist first thing tomorrow for stitches.  He has a skin problem which was no big deal, but today his brother tried to groom off his medication and got very overzealous.  Poor Flint now has a gaping hole in his back!   I took him to an emergency vet today (Sunday), but they said it would be better to have the specialist close it up.  For now, he's doing OK, sleeping in a pouch hanging from my neck.  He has some lubricant on the open wound to keep it from drying out, and he's eating well.  I'll stay with him all night to make sure he doesn't cut himself up more.  I'm very worried, but I think he'll be OK as long as he gets patched up tomorrow, and I can keep him from reopening it while it heals.

OK, I didn't mean to give the whole story here.  Just don't let me get left out, and cross your fingers for Flint.

[Henpatch]

Poor little Flint!
I certainly hope you can get him patched up okay!
What a good mother you are to him!! What a cute pet.....we have sugar gliders here in Ozland....is he an Australian sugar glider or from somewhere else!

Will certainly keep you in the loop for any sales......
I am in a mild state of chaos sorting out my big house into a smaller house....so taking photos and listing ponies for sale will take a few days yet!

Good luck with Flint!!   

Post Merge: September 15, 2013, 11:39:14 PM

Thanks for your help too KKV!
Greek Glory IS white but not absolutely perfect......
Will get some photos done soon and try and get myself organised.....shifting house after such a long and happy time has been somewhat sad, chaotic, crazy, difficult.........
Glad to have my ponies to take my mind of the whole scene!!!   

[kellyponyfeathers]

Flint is from Indonesian stock, so he's a bit smaller than the Aussie gliders.  I have his dad and brother too, though I lost my little female to cancer a few years ago.  I bought my original pair when they were 3 months old and let them breed once, then got all the males neutered.  So they were all born in captivity; daddy glider Flare will be 10 yrs old around Christmas, and sons Flint and Firefly will be 9 in November.

Flint is still doing OK, but the poor little guy looks awful!  We found out the situation is more complicated that we originally thought.  A patch of skin on his back actually died; the vet thinks it may have been caused by a spider bite.  That's what was causing the itchy skin condition, but of course it took a while before the skin actually died.

I said that his brother tried to groom off the medication and got overzealous, but he may have actually been trying to cut away the dead tissue.  Who knows what was going through his fuzzy little head?  Anyway, he was starting to cut around what turned out to be dead tissue when I caught him in the act.  So as it turns out, he actually wasn't doing anything that the vet didn't need to do anyway!  It turned out to be kind of a good thing, because it alerted me to how serious the problem had become.  There's a raging infection in the spot where the dead tissue was removed, so now he has a huge awful hole in his back.  The vet will attempt to stitch it closed in a few days, be he can't do it while the infection is still bad.  Otherwise, he'll just be closing in the infection, allowing it to spread and kill even more skin tissue.

The hole is big, but the vet thinks he'll still be able to close it with stitches, allowing it to heal fairly quickly without too much scarring.  But if more tissue dies and the hole gets even bigger, we'll have to just let the wound close gradually with scar tissue, which will take a month and probably leave a big bald spot.  Well, I'd rather have a bald glider than a dead one, but hopefully we'll be able to stamp out the infection quickly and close the wound with stitches.  Though of course I'll love him either way, bald or slightly scarred!  (hopefully not dead)   

He's still doing OK now; the infection is localized, so Flint still feels all right.  (If it goes systemic, he'll feel very sick, but he's on two different antibiotics.)  He's eating and drinking and acting fairly normally, all things considered.  He's being good and mostly leaving his wound alone.  Right now he's in a little cage next to me, snuggled up next to a wrapped heat pack.

So if anyone is waiting to hear back from me about something pony-related, that's what's going on.  I'm about 4 days behind on pony stuff.