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Wow, Shelti, what an amazing history! And thank goodness they aren't considered fakes anymore, huh?
Shelti, That's amazing, thank you so much for sharing! I'm sorry you lost out on those ponies, but happy that in the end you were proven right I've heard that Mattel keeps a whole Barbie history and sample Barbies- does Hasbro not do the same? I'm still interested in why the difference in molds- it seems very interesting that some countries had totally different pony shapes.
I came here because I saw Piggy Ponies mentioned and that is how you summon me. They thought they were fakies? I'm so jealous. I want one so bad I just end up crying because I don't have the money.
Maybe they don't realize how great their products are
The squeaky butt ponies are from Venezuela. Apparently Bisanti, the toy company who had licensing to produce MLP, made them & sold them as pinata toys after they were no longer making "finished" ponies. Somewhere there is a thread with a video clip of someone actually squeaking a pony. It's pretty awesome!