Oh, boy over baked

[kaoskat]

Well, I think your pony looks just fine 

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Ok...... That is freaking awesome!!!! *imagines all the awesome Halloween ponies this could make*

[mlp4me]

She was supposed to be a nice bubblegum hair-color sculpted alt pose baby princess sparkle. I just can't do it now... Oh, muse where are you? You see my dilemma. See one thing in your head, but when it doesn't work out... Road block. I've never been one to stray much from hasrro inspired customs.

[June]

She was supposed to be a nice bubblegum hair-color sculpted alt pose baby princess sparkle. I just can't do it now... Oh, muse where are you? You see my dilemma. See one thing in your head, but when it doesn't work out... Road block. I've never been one to stray much from hasrro inspired customs.

I once baked sculpted mane with hair straightener. I've put the pony in between the plates (or whatever they are called) and heated it to the max. Mane and tail baked, and the pony was intact. You could try that

[Whippycorn]

That melted pony is the stuff of nightmares! 

[Eluluu]

i... kinda want to melt a pony now...

OMG OOZE PONY!!!!! i needs one!

[Prideth]

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My little pony puddle.

[lockette]

ohh nnoooooo June, that bites.

mlp4me, I agree, rethink your project if she's not crumbling apart! the black tips do look cool, but maybe repaint her all together?

[Ackryllis]

Putting a pony to the oven seems even more scary right now.
Do you guys usually pull it of nice? And how do you do it?

[Artemesia's Garden]

Oh boy. That's why I don't customize G4's. Poor puddle pony. :o(

I was sad when I was this but then when I saw June had scraped the poor thing up, turned it over and posted a second photo I couldn't help giggling a tiny bit. Poor little girl though.

[mlp4me]

Putting a pony to the oven seems even more scary right now.
Do you guys usually pull it of nice? And how do you do it?

These are some rather extreme examples. I've baked other ponies without these issues. We just learn from our mistakes. Clay has baking instructions. Also the last couple of times I've baked the oven was already pre-heated. I think that's my biggest fault right there.
From what I've gathered soft-bodied ponies do not need to go in as long as hard bodied ones (in my case with AJ).

[MandarinCupcake]

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My little pony puddle.

 Oh my.....

mlp4me, I do like the burnt tips on the hair.  I do hope that you'll find inspiration to use her again for something else

[Khema]

I like the hair. I know it's not what you were hoping for, but it might turn out ok. Work on something else, keeping that pony in sight for while. You never know what idea will strike you!

[Colorscapesart]

Wow! That is one cool pony puddle June! 

MLP your baby is still so sweet looking, I'm sure you will come up with a brilliant idea for her!

[otocolobus_manul]

I'm sorry *hugs* I'd start ripping my hair out if that happened to me.

But imo, the black tips do look kinda cool. She reminds me of a medusahorse.

And the puddle one makes me think of roadkill oops

[Salli]

I usually cook non-g3's at 215*F (the package for the clay says 275). I also cook them for 20 minutes instead of the 15 the clay recommends. I've never had any problems with it.

That puddle pony made me think of that Senator guy in X-Men who melted into a puddle.