Resource: A japanese website with detailed images of G1-4 ponies.

[WingedDragon]

Extremely useful for drawings. I don't know this is a known website or not, if it is, I am sorry for spamming.

Generation 1 - 4 : https://knot-a-toy.com/?mode=cate&cbid=1117879&csid=0&sort=n
G1 https://knot-a-toy.com/?mode=cate&cbid=1117879&csid=1&sort=n
G2 https://knot-a-toy.com/?mode=cate&cbid=1117879&csid=2&sort=n
G3 https://knot-a-toy.com/?mode=cate&cbid=1117879&csid=3&sort=n&page=1
G4 https://knot-a-toy.com/?mode=cate&cbid=1117879&csid=4&sort=n

[LadyMoondancer]

Those are some niiiiice quality images, thanks for sharing this site!

They have vintage Polly Pockets too . . . <3

[WingedDragon]

Those are some niiiiice quality images, thanks for sharing this site!

They have vintage Polly Pockets too . . . <3

Oh, you are Heckyeahpony scans! Thank you, I am using your blog for reference too.

[LadyMoondancer]

That's awesome!  You're very welcome!

[Carrehz]

Ooooh those photos look so nice... and all those toys... Definitely taking a closer look at this site later. Thanks for the link!

[lovesbabysquirmy]

how fun, thanks for sharing!

[BlackCurtains]

Wow, it's got almost everything.

[Taffeta]

It looks like it's a pretty thriving online shop. It's in Tokyo by the looks? Suginami ward?
They describe themselves as a vintage toyshop and regular toy seller since 2010.

I'm not surprised, though - there must be a ton of ponies still over there, from families that went back from Europe and the US during the 1990s and in the years since. We had a lot of families who lived around here in that time, working at the local companies. They'd be here 5 years and then go back - my mother taught some of them English, and some of their kids definitely had ponies they took back with them when they left.

I got a bit confused why it would be useful for drawings given how many sites there are out there with photos, but I guess the images are clear. It is a shop though. It's not a resource, it's a business

[bladed]

It looks like it's a pretty thriving online shop. It's in Tokyo by the looks? Suginami ward?
They describe themselves as a vintage toyshop and regular toy seller since 2010.

I'm not surprised, though - there must be a ton of ponies still over there, from families that went back from Europe and the US during the 1990s and in the years since. We had a lot of families who lived around here in that time, working at the local companies. They'd be here 5 years and then go back - my mother taught some of them English, and some of their kids definitely had ponies they took back with them when they left.

I got a bit confused why it would be useful for drawings given how many sites there are out there with photos, but I guess the images are clear. It is a shop though. It's not a resource, it's a business

A resource is a resource, even if it's not intended as a resource

[WingedDragon]

It looks like it's a pretty thriving online shop. It's in Tokyo by the looks? Suginami ward?
They describe themselves as a vintage toyshop and regular toy seller since 2010.

I'm not surprised, though - there must be a ton of ponies still over there, from families that went back from Europe and the US during the 1990s and in the years since. We had a lot of families who lived around here in that time, working at the local companies. They'd be here 5 years and then go back - my mother taught some of them English, and some of their kids definitely had ponies they took back with them when they left.

I got a bit confused why it would be useful for drawings given how many sites there are out there with photos, but I guess the images are clear. It is a shop though. It's not a resource, it's a business

Strawberry Reef and MLP Merch data base do not have close-up detail on eyes and hoof hearts.

[SweetNightmare]

First thing that I've notice was that Yurie Sekiya drew the logo (love her art style).

And yes it's clearly an online shop but their photos could still be very useful. I'm just usure if they archive sold items.

[Taffeta]

It looks like it's a pretty thriving online shop. It's in Tokyo by the looks? Suginami ward?
They describe themselves as a vintage toyshop and regular toy seller since 2010.

I'm not surprised, though - there must be a ton of ponies still over there, from families that went back from Europe and the US during the 1990s and in the years since. We had a lot of families who lived around here in that time, working at the local companies. They'd be here 5 years and then go back - my mother taught some of them English, and some of their kids definitely had ponies they took back with them when they left.

I got a bit confused why it would be useful for drawings given how many sites there are out there with photos, but I guess the images are clear. It is a shop though. It's not a resource, it's a business

Strawberry Reef and MLP Merch data base do not have close-up detail on eyes and hoof hearts.

I'm dubious as to whether either of them are resources for G1, albeit I grant the pictures on the Japanese site are probably clearer. Both those sites are later-gen specialists.

@bladed, no semantics I meant the OP should have mentioned it was a shop, rather than any kind of ID site or art site. A lot of sites have pony pictures on them, so it was a bit confusing as to what kind of 'resource' and why.

[Carrehz]

I'm just usure if they archive sold items.

Yes, that was my concern too - it's not going to be useful as an art resource if the photos get taken down after the items are sold.