Dollymix are still around!

[Juri]

I did not know these even existed!!!! does anyone have pics of them out of the packet??? I might be very interested in buying some

[starrypawz]

Here's and Applejack and Princess Sparkle
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[orlapig]

Whereabouts are they stocked? With the sweets or the toys? I love them- can't find them anywhere though!

[Gingerbread]

They are on clipstrips scattered throughout the store. In my local Asda they were with the fizzy drinks and the loo roll. In Tescos forecourt they were next to the checkout

[hathorcat]

In Morrisons they tend to be with the sweeties....

I am reasonably certain you ll only find the second set in shops...you used to be able to tell which wave was which by the sell by date...there is a month of a difference - I think the first wave all seemed to have Sep 10 and the next wave was Oct 10....and yes this means they are all out of date!

[MissSleepless]

The ones I've had recently have all been in date. Albeit quite a short one...hmmm...

Anyways, they're pretty cute, even if pretty low quality. It's nice to have a couple.

[starrypawz]

Whereabouts are they stocked? With the sweets or the toys? I love them- can't find them anywhere though!

At my ASDA they always seem to be in the sweet aisle, I have before though had to hunt through all the aisles to find them.

[NoDivision]

Would anyone be open to starting up an interest thread to buy for people? I know I'm always looking for dollymix ponies - I only have a few, and even if I end up with duplicates I'll take any I can get my hands on!

[hathorcat]

Perhaps the easiest option is to buy boxes direct from the supplier...I think Chrissytree offered to do this before...and I ll happily help this time...the problem comes down to getting specific ponies people would probably need to buy a whole box of 10...

I can buy boxes from the supplier - they are £19.99 per box of ten - I would need to check with the supplier as to which wave they have available....and also there would probably be shipping costs on to me and then on to whomever is interested...so then it can get a little expensive!

[MissSleepless]

Perhaps the easiest option is to buy boxes direct from the supplier...I think Chrissytree offered to do this before...and I ll happily help this time...the problem comes down to getting specific ponies people would probably need to buy a whole box of 10...

I can buy boxes from the supplier - they are £19.99 per box of ten - I would need to check with the supplier as to which wave they have available....and also there would probably be shipping costs on to me and then on to whomever is interested...so then it can get a little expensive!

I bought a box of ten from Amazon UK before. I think maybe an interest thread would be a good idea. I don't know about anyone else who collects, but in getting hold of them all I have alot left over.

I think it also worked out cheaper to buy ten loose from Asda than it did to buy them boxed...but I understand it can just be easier to get them that way in bulk.

I mean...the looks I get at the self serve checkout when I have to get my ponies approved..xD

[hathorcat]

@MissSleepless you may be right - no doubt the supermarkets get them for crazy, significantly less than we would buy them for from the supplier - so for some supermarkets it may be cheaper indeed!

I actually just heard back from the supplier...you can buy them in boxes from them - you dont need to buy more than one box and shipping in the UK is £2.50....and best of all they accept paypal...so I guess if people are genuinely interested they can simply purchases boxes themselves! That makes things easier than having to do a bulk order! I dont know if they ship internationally but if not I ll be happy to accept parcels and send them on if people do go ahead...maybe work out cheaper that way as they could be "deboxed" before shipping over seas...they also said they cant tell you which wave you would get...so you get 10 different ponies but you wont know which ones [not helpful unfortunately!]

[Gingerbread]

i do have a few lying around. I'll go have a looksee who I still have if people just want one or two. Dang I wish I'd thought about buying boxes of them before though, would have been so much easier!!!

[Lyra]

In Morrisons they tend to be with the sweeties....

I am reasonably certain you ll only find the second set in shops...you used to be able to tell which wave was which by the sell by date...there is a month of a difference - I think the first wave all seemed to have Sep 10 and the next wave was Oct 10....and yes this means they are all out of date!

Do you know which pony belongs to which 'set'?

[Sunset]

@MissSleepless you may be right - no doubt the supermarkets get them for crazy, significantly less than we would buy them for from the supplier - so for some supermarkets it may be cheaper indeed!

I actually just heard back from the supplier...you can buy them in boxes from them - you dont need to buy more than one box and shipping in the UK is £2.50....and best of all they accept paypal...so I guess if people are genuinely interested they can simply purchases boxes themselves! That makes things easier than having to do a bulk order! I dont know if they ship internationally but if not I ll be happy to accept parcels and send them on if people do go ahead...maybe work out cheaper that way as they could be "deboxed" before shipping over seas...they also said they cant tell you which wave you would get...so you get 10 different ponies but you wont know which ones [not helpful unfortunately!]

 
I would definitly be interested just for the sake of seeing old favorites again.  I really want the pegasi and the unicorns.  Do you have a link to the supplier's website?  I'd be more than happy to see if they would ship international.

[Lyra]

 
 
I would definitly be interested just for the sake of seeing old favorites again.  I really want the pegasi and the unicorns.  Do you have a link to the supplier's website?  I'd be more than happy to see if they would ship international.

http://www.thelittlefactory.com/