ITALIAN
PONIES
Collector Pose Ponies
Made In Italy
ITALIAN
PONIES
Collector Pose Ponies
Made In Italy
This Italian
Butterscotch is very different to the Hong Kong version. Her body is a
paler orangish colour than the original, and her hair is white, as opposed
to gold. Her symbol is also slightly different in colour.
Thanks to the Delaneys for the use of this image :)
This
is a very unusual version of Butterscotch...made in Italy, despite the
fact many ponies this colour are made in Macau. Her symbol is obviously
different, being that it is pink and not brownish orange. Her body is a
far darker colour brown and her hair is again white.
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Thanks to HTSCHMIDT for the use of this image...:)
This
Italian version of Cotton Candy is a darker, stronger pink colour than
her Hong Kong counterpart, and she has longish silky hair. Her eyes are
blue, not dark purple and her symbol seems to have less speckles, though
I have not yet counted to be sure....
Thanks to Lieneke and Eva de Vries for the use of this image.
This version
of Cotton Candy is somewhat more unusual. Sadly this example is not in
the best of condition ( I really need an upgrade) but she is not the only
one I have come across online. This version of Cotton Candy has a body
which is far more lavender and subdued in colour, and her hair is originally
a pale pink colour similar to Posey or Lickety Split's natural colour.
She seems to have more speckles on her symbol than the other italian version
of Cotton Candy, and is decidedly harder to find.
This is the
conventional issue of Minty made in Italy. She is the normal pale green,
with a green clover leaf symbol which is perhaps a little darker than the
original Hong Kong version's. Her hair is white and her eyes are blue.
This is a far
more unusual and an extremely rare version of Italian minty - I believe
her to be the rarest italian pony there is, along with the dark brown butterscotch
with pink symbols above. Despite the fact that some italian *experts* have
dismissed her as a *freak* of italian production, it is my firm belief
that, like with many other italian ponies, there were two editions of Minty,
one regular green, and one beautiful yellow. This same sort of double issue
can be seen with Moonstone (2 poses) Peachy (2 colours), Starshine (2 hair
colours) Butterscotch (2 colours) and many many more, and therefore it
is as a logical conclusion.
Instead of pale green, this Minty is yellow (Lemon Drop yellow) with
a dark pinkish red mane and tail (not as red as in the photograph). Her
symbol is dark green clovers, and her eyes are blue...
This
one is yet another Minty weirdo. Instead of having reddish hair, like the
one above, her hair is purple in colour, and really she resembles a Lemon
Drop, only with the wrong symbol.
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Thanks to Chrismic for the use of this image.
Although Snuzzle
retains the same basic colour scheme in her Italian version, there is a
striking difference as regards symbol. The regular snuzzle has pink hearts,
but this version's hearts are a dark purple colour, and are larger in size.
The main
difference between this and the original Hong Kong Bluebelle is in the
boldness of the symbol, the shade of blue of the pony's body, which varies
a little from the other, and of course the blue eyes.
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Thanks to Lieneke and Eva de Vries for the use of this image ;)
Version 1:
*Gray* Blossom.
This version of Blossom is a far more grayish lavender colour compared
with the regular and other Italian versions of Blossom that exist. Her
hair is the same purple colour as the Hong Kong version and her eyes are
blue.
Blossom
versions 2 and 3.
*Purple* Blossom (right). This blossom variation is a far darker, more
vivid purple colour. Her white blossoms symbol is somewhat distorted in
shape and her eyes are blue. Her hair is the same shade of purple.
*Pinky* Blossom (left). This blossom has a more pinky lavender tinge
to it and is most likely closest of the three to the original Blossom colour
scheme. Her blossoms symbol are somewhat larger and less distinct.
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Thanks to Lieneke and Eva de Vries for the use of these images ;)
Blossom
*4* - *Blue* Blossom.
This Blossom is completely different from the others. Her body is a
pale powder blue colour and her hair is white (possibly faded from pink,
but unsure). It seems likely she was from the same issue as the more lavender
coloured Cotton Candy.
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Thanks to Millsb for this pic.
This is the regular
issue version of Italian Peachy. She is very similar to the original Hong
Kong issue of Peachy, although there are a few differences. Firstly, the
peach colour of her body is darker, and secondly her symbol is darker and
the hearts are larger and more indistinct. Her hair is also a darker pink.
This
is one of the Peachy variations. Instead of being peach, her body is a
a pure white colour. Her symbol colour matches that of her hair. Other
than that she seems to be the same as the other Italian Peachy.
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Thanks to Lisa for the image of white Peachy :)
This is the regular
Italian Lemon Drop. Her main difference is that her symbol is a lot darker
in colour, with longer droplets. Her eyes are also blue.
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