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| − | There is a collection of about two dozen | + | There is a collection of about two dozen porcelain My Little Pony figurines made during Generation 1. |
In the US the figurines were made by a company called "Extra Special". | In the US the figurines were made by a company called "Extra Special". | ||
Revision as of 15:50, 21 July 2013
There is a collection of about two dozen porcelain My Little Pony figurines made during Generation 1.
In the US the figurines were made by a company called "Extra Special".
The figurines are of two types, depicting either single ponies, or larger multi-pony scenes. The pony portion of the figurines are about half the size of a regular G1 pony.
Both types came with large identifying tags on strings.
The multi-pony scenes were packaged one to a box, whereas the smaller single pony figurines were packaged in boxes that held four of the same figurine.
The figurines were inconsistently marked with one or two stickers and/or a printed horseshoe mark and title on their undersides.
These porcelain figurines were also produced in certain parts of Europe resulting to European variants and exclusives.[1]
Contents
Single Pony Figurines
- Single Figurines
First Born; she was free with purchase of another pony figurine and is consequently now the most common (click for additional photo).
Multi-Pony Scene Figurines
- Scene Figurines
An Affectionate Moment
Apple Orchard
Frolic in the Sky
Lazy Afternoon
Magical Kingdom
Pony Playhouse
Pony Playmates, with Applejack and Lickety-Split (click for additional photo)
Wedding Prance
Wishing Well
European Pony Figurines
- US vs European Figurines
European ponies (left) are darker in color, but less detailed.
The European porcelains (vs US) are easily identified by a rainbow logo on their bellies.
- European Variants and Exclusives
Majesty (euro exclusive)
Retro Figurines
These figurines were made well after Generation 1 and the general info about the above figurines does not apply. They were sold through the Hamilton Collection. They are not actually porcelain, but resin.
