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Revision as of 12:06, 11 November 2016
Contents
Overview
There was a large collection of figurines made during Generation 1, with figures depicting single or multiple ponies in scenes. It's unclear exactly how many pieces were made but about two dozen have been found so far. The US manufacturer for the figurines was called "Extra Special".
The porcelain ponies are about half the size of an adult G1 pony. All figurines 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 of the piece on their undersides.
Some porcelain figurines were also produced in certain parts of Europe resulting to European variants and exclusives.[1]
- 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.
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
- 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.
