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If you want to learn more about ponies and how to restore them, here are two resources that can help. The first is the unofficial MLP G1 guide (which has photos, prices, etc). The second is my own book, Restoring My Little Pony!
Restoring My Little Pony is the result of almost three years of restoring and customizing My Little Pony toys for my channel RetroGeek Crafts. The book contains 86 pages full of detailed step-by-step guides, project features, material and technique comparisons, and much more. The book is mostly focused on My Little Pony Generation 1 (MLP G1). However, these techniques can be applied to all other generations, including MLP G2, G3, G4, and even G5.
This unofficial MLP guide to the first generation of My Little Pony (known as G1) was created by Summer Hayes. The book provides everything a collector needs to identify G1 ponies and their accessories, and understand their value. The guide contains large, full color photos of every pony, playset and accessory released in the US (and in some cases in other countries) in the 1980s and 1990s.
My Little Pony, launched by Hasbro in 1983, was a beloved toy line featuring colorful ponies with brushable manes and unique symbols, or “cutie marks,” on their flanks. Each pony had its own name and personality, from unicorns to earth ponies and pegasus ponies, inviting kids to immerse themselves in a magical world of friendship and adventure. The toy line was accompanied by animated specials, a TV series, and movies, making My Little Pony a cherished part of 80s and 90s childhoods and a timeless classic for collectors and fans.
Girl toys from the 80s and 90s hold a special place in the hearts of many, capturing the vibrant and imaginative spirit of those decades. These toys weren’t just about play—they were about storytelling, magic, and adventure. Iconic lines like My Little Pony and Strawberry Shortcake enchanted children with their colorful characters and whimsical worlds, while Rainbow Brite and Care Bears brought magic and friendship to life with plush toys and animated specials. With their vibrant colors, catchy themes, and lovable characters, these toys are more than just relics of the past—they are cherished memories of a time when playtime was filled with endless wonder and creativity.
Produced by Hasbro, this gorgeous and extensive line featured colorful ponies with brushable manes and tails, each with unique symbols and names. There are many my Little Pony generations.
Originating from American Greetings, these sweet-scented dolls and their friends lived in a berry-themed world. They became a huge hit, spawning dolls, playsets, and animated specials.
Following the adventures of Usagi Tsukino and her fellow Sailor Scouts, the Sailor Moon series and its merchandise captivated fans with action-packed battles, enchanting transformations, and messages of friendship and bravery.
Launched by American Greetings, these plush bears each had a “belly badge” representing their personality. They became a beloved toy line alongside TV specials and movies.
Produced by Hasbro, this doll line combined fashion and music with a storyline about a rock band, featuring dolls with bold styles, accessories, and playsets inspired by the animated show.
As the sister series to He-Man, this Mattel toy line featured powerful warrior princess She-Ra and her allies, with action figures and playsets appealing to both girls and boys.
Created by Bluebird Toys, these miniature dolls and compact playsets became a sensation in the 90s, offering portable, tiny worlds filled with accessories and themes.
Created by Hallmark and produced by Mattel, Rainbow Brite and her Color Kids brought color and magic to playtime, with a range of dolls, playsets, and animated adventures.
Glo Worm was a beloved toy from the 80s that comforted kids with its gentle glow and soft, cuddly design. Produced by Hasbro, this charming plush worm featured a light-up face that would illuminate when hugged.
Created by Hasbro, Moondreamers featured enchanting dolls who lived in the Dreamland universe and used their powers to ensure children had sweet dreams.
