Monday, May 21, 2012

title pic My Little Pony Petite Ponies featured mini playsets long before Ponyville

Posted by Hillary on April 10, 2012

Oh, Petite Ponies! My littlest ponies! You’re this little, but I love you this big! Your world is this little, but I love it this big! Petite Ponies were plastic ponies of an inch high, some of which had brushable hair. Their bases had a horseshoe pattern that allowed you to activate their playset features. [...]

title pic My Little Pony Friendship is Magic Toy Origins: Pinkie Pie

Posted by Hillary on March 27, 2012

The Original 2003 Pinkie Pie [photo credit MyLittleWiki I’ve been wanting to do a series like this for a long time so a big thanks to trviamaven for teeing me up with last week’s trivia question. Now if only we can sneak them all in as trivia columns, I might actually get to do the whole [...]

title pic Vintage My Little Pony fans and collectors welcome at Everfree Aug 17-19, 2012

Posted by Guest_Blogger on March 22, 2012

With so many of the meet-ups and other fan gatherings geared specifically bronies, I wanted to highlight some of the events geared at least partially towards us vintage fans and collectors. Steven is here to tell you a little about EverFree, an informal fan gathering coming this summer for collectors and bronies alike. Are you [...]

title pic Crud, you guys, I think I may be collecting G3 My Little Pony stuff again

Posted by Hillary on August 11, 2010

I get a lot of questions about why Priced Nostalgia Press turned to Summer Hayes for their G2 and G3 books instead of me and the answer is simple, if not a little embarrassing. You see, I, uh, don’t really collect G2s or G3s. *ducks the rotten fruit being thrown at her* Wait! Let me [...]

title pic You should be stocking up on G2 My Little Pony items right now. Here’s why:

Posted by Hillary on July 15, 2010

Second generation MLP items. G2. Let’s talk about them. Saturday, July 17th, at the 2010 My Little Pony Convention, Summer Hayes is going to release her new guide to this unusual generation. What does this mean for you, the average MLP collector or seller? Simple. G2s haven’t been as collectible as other generations in the [...]