The G2 Petite Ponies were only available at the Toy Fair convention. The set consisted of four My Little Pony petite ponies: Ivy, Lightheart, Sundance, and Sweetberry. They are very hard to find. Hey Internet! Looking for this My Little Pony? I’ve got the search all set up for you… Read more »
In Europe, a company named Globo produced fakie My Little Pony stampers using the Petite Pony molds. The line was called Pony Wonderland. They created 32 different ponies. Thank you to overthe90srainbow for most of these pictures and for sharing her knowledge about the line. Hey Internet! Looking for this… Read more »
The Wedding Gazebo was never mass produced. This prototype was sold on ebay. To return to the Playset Ponies, click here. To return to the Petite Pony menu, click here. Hey Internet! Looking for this My Little Pony? I’ve got the search all set up for you on: Toysisters is… Read more »
The Royal Pony Palace with Sundrop and Magic Star was released from 1989-1990. In Europe, the ponies were named Kingsley and Princess Moondust. The furniture for the playset came in yellow or purple (all the pieces can be found in either color). To return to the Playset Ponies, click here. … Read more »
The Petite Prancing Pretty Carousel with Topper and Whirly was released from 1989-1990. In Europe and Canada, Topper and Whirly came in different poses with brushable tails. To return to the Playset Ponies, click here. To return to the Petite Pony menu, click here. Hey Internet! Looking for this My Little… Read more »
