so i have decided that with some amazon money, i will be getting a vinyl scratch figure. however, i suddenly realized that said figure is a standard hasbro figure (from the favorite collection) so now, i am kind of panicking. i have never styled anything before. i have looked at many styling guides on the internet, but they're all very confusing. i'm hoping that i can find a way to trim the hair without cutting or heating it. does anyone have any suggestions? TL;DR: please give tips for styling hair on toy. -ben
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I just got some show-accurate toys that are all plastic (See Gallery)
ah right, i forgot about those. i actually have the 3-figure set that you have, along with a crystal applejack and crystal twilight sparkle. anyway, hasbro has also made the standard G4 'playful ponies' line with molded manes. they're only included in a gift set that's like $20, and it only comes with twilight sparkle, pinkie pie, spike, and celestia, so i'm not sure if it's too good of a deal.
Dec 04, 12 at 8:50am
Giga Bowser
I just got some show-accurate toys that are all plastic (See Gallery)
Dec 04, 12 at 6:12am
hiigaran
i remember EqD reporting once that maccas had them, but only in a certain country. i dont remember if it was australia or america, though.
swedish pinkie only has one baloon on her ass
Dec 04, 12 at 5:29am
Short Circuit
Show-accurate? None of the toys I've seen have been show-accurate. They all look like the old-gen ponies, with the gigantic snouts.
Dec 04, 12 at 4:53am
hiigaran
ahh, mcdonalds had those, didnt they? or were they not the show accurate ones?
