Painted Prototypes
This page shows known prototypes that are painted (plaster) molds.
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Queen Sun Sparkle
This fancy looking pony is a prototype that was shown in several booklets. This prototype is made out of plaster. She's handpainted and doesn't even have a neckplug. She's also bigger than her normal counterpart. She was probably on display at toyfairs as well as used for photoshoots, like the one in the booklet (the third and fourth picture below). |
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The prototypes shown below were all part from the same lot from ebay. G2 collecter Moonshimmer has donated all these pictures. Thank you :)
Heart Block Baby Pony Prototype
This painted unknown baby came in a lot on ebay. Because of her colour scheme it is speculated this was a early version of Baby Honey Berry.
No early pictures from pamphlets/ booklets/ catalogues of this prototype are known at the moment.
This painted unknown baby came in a lot on ebay. Because of her colour scheme it is speculated this was a early version of Baby Honey Berry.
No early pictures from pamphlets/ booklets/ catalogues of this prototype are known at the moment.
Baby Twins Drifter and Dreamer
These painted prototypes of Dreamer and Drifter showcase the inital colour scheme and symbols for these twins. These designs were still used on the file cards.
The pre-production versions of these ponies were also still used in several inserts/ booklets.
These painted prototypes of Dreamer and Drifter showcase the inital colour scheme and symbols for these twins. These designs were still used on the file cards.
The pre-production versions of these ponies were also still used in several inserts/ booklets.
Royal Baby Twins Giggles and Wiggles
These painted prototypes of Giggles and Wiggles showcase the inital colour scheme and symbols for these twins. These designs were still used on the file cards.
The pre-production versions of these ponies were also still used in several inserts/ booklets.
These painted prototypes of Giggles and Wiggles showcase the inital colour scheme and symbols for these twins. These designs were still used on the file cards.
The pre-production versions of these ponies were also still used in several inserts/ booklets.
