You’ll always remember your first vehicle, and you can make darn sure it’s unforgettable by covering it with the Mane Six from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. Rave Crocker transformed his 1986 Ford Escort by sanding it down and getting help from his mom to paint on the ponies. It’s the coolest ride in Ponyville.
See the equally awesome hood and a video after the break.
This is the Pinkie Pie to beat all other Pinkie Pies. It’s a custom made plush that measures 55 inches tall and took four 8-10 hour days to complete. DeviantArtist MagnaStorm, who made this beauty, says you can’t actually ride her because she doesn’t have an interior metal frame. Although this one isn’t for sale, she will take orders for giant plushes starting at $1000 plus another $300 to have it delivered to your door.
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Build-A-Bear Workshop released two brand new My Little Pony plush toys this week, and you’ve got to wonder if they realize they’re tapping into an entirely new market. Fans can now get Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash as well as accessories like capes, skirts and rainbow skates.
The store is also hosting special events through April 7th, encouraging guests to dress-up and take the pony personality quiz and recite the pony promise. Cosplaying bronies, now is your moment to shine!
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These officially licensed My Little Pony Rainbow Dash earbuds will let everyone know you believe that friendship is magic. They include 3 different sizes of ear tips for a perfect fit and are sure to be the envy of everyone else with their boring Apple earbuds.
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It’s been a long winter and most of us are wishing for a vacation on a sandy beach, even Pinkie Pie. DeviantArtist M99moron lives in Germany and collaborated with DeviantArtist ShinodaGE in Argentina to create this art. The two used photoshop to create the posters and then stuck them in place to create the finished image. The photos were even taken on the same day and show what you would actually see if you looked through from each side.
See the sunny side of the portal after the break…
Applejack is the most hardworking pony I know. She definitely puts more hours into manual labor than anypony else in the Mane Six. Her special talent is apple bucking – or getting all the apples off a tree with a kick and knocking them into a bucket. Artist RenegadeCow has built a beautiful wind-up toy that has Applejack practicing her skills nonstop.
The figures, stand, tree and bushel are carved out of Philippine mahogany while the gears and apples are made out of Narra hardwood. They’re painted in enamel and protected by clear flat lacquer. Applejack stands at 5 1/8″ tall (with her hat down) while the entire complete piece measures 11 3/4″ high, 9 1/2″ long, and 3 1/2″ wide. It took 161 hours to complete.
If you’re interested in calling this your own, it’s available on eBay for another week.
Watch the harvest happen and see some of the artist’s other My Little Pony creations after the break.
Dr. Whooves is coming soon to the Nerd Approved Shop!
If you watch My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic carefully, you can see a character prancing around in the background with an hour glass cutie mark. He also has spikey, David Tennant-esque hair. He’s become known as Dr. Whooves, and fans love him – so much so that Funko is releasing a toy featuring the pony.
Dr. Whooves is available for pre-order and should ship in August 2013.
Dr. Whooves Vinyl Figure—$13.99
This My Little Pony/Gundam mash-up is the work of deviantArtist shepherd0821 who has officially invented an animated series that I want to see happen immediately. I’m particularly fond of Pinkie Gundam who comes with a Party Canon that has a flower-covered magazine. Also, the wings on Flutter Gundam are so pretty they’d likely mesmerize enemies who would then be easy pickings.
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John de Lancie is probably most well known as the troublesome Q on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but I will now and forever more associate him with My Little Pony. Here he plays a pony named Discord as he sings “Let’s Go And Meet The Bronies.” It’s all part of a documentary about My Little Pony fandom called Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony and this video is likely to create a few more of those fans.
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