Noodle has been made to be part of my oriental collection.
She has spray painted orange legs with hand painted orange swirls around the top of each leg.
I have re-rooted her hair in Kanekalon blonde and crimped to
give that lush wave style, her mane has been place part up into a bun and half the ends of the hair was spray painted in orange and she wears a gold crystal flower crown with a pretty oriental headdress with pink and gold pendants dangling down.
Her eyes have been re-painted softer in shades of pink with light accents, they have been varnished for protection.
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I have placed her mane up into a bun and sculpted her an Egyptian/tribal style head piece which was painted in gold, her side gold wings were taken from an Edar Swooping Hawk: [link]
I have added gold chain detail with dangleing pearls to her head piece with matching ankle bracelet and necklace which also has mother of pearl tear drops.
Her head feathers are made up of two bleached peacock feathers and one normal peacock feather with added large feather fragments to make it look tribal.
She has a gold tail band with added crystals also in gold.
Her wings were made from black shimmer feathers with added peacock feather irridescent green fragments and to hold them all together I used apoxie sculpt and wire with more crystal details.
I have re-painted her eyes in shades of green and varnished them to make them shine.
She is for sale here: [link]

Made from a December birthflower pony rehaired with Katsilk hair in green. Wings are sculpted from Apoxie Clay over a wire base. Wings and eyes painted with acrylics and sealed. Removable tiara made from Swarovski crystals and beading wire.

Not sure if she has a specific name in mind for this girl, so for the time being "3-D Shark Pony" will have to do This pony was made as a private commission for Mintyone. She wanted a pony with a cartoony shark leaping off the pony's rear with the tail coming out down lower on the leg. She has a keychain with a cartoony little shark on it and I used it as a reference for the basic look. The symbol was made with Apoxie Clay, painted with acrylics and sealed. The hair is restoredoll Katsilk in Platinum White, Azure Blue and Noir. The eyes were painted two-tone blue with dark silvery eyeshadow.

This was probably one of the most time consuming ponies I've done so far as I got a little nutty and decided to make a stand so the pony could be in a rearing position. The pony is removable from the stand so can be displayed on it's own in a running position if desired. The pony was made from a G3 pegasus pony which I cut the tiny plastic wings off of and added my own wings made of Apoxie Clay over wire. The hair was rerooted with Katsilk hair in Purple Passion. The symbol is of a purple moon over blue clouds with snowflakes falling from them. The eyes, symbol and wings were all painted with acrylics and sealed. The tiara is made from beading wire, white seed beads and cultured pearls. The stand was made from a piece of wood I bought from Hobby Lobby which I then covered the top of with bunched up foil to bulk out the snow and rocks. I went over the foil with Apoxie Clay (which is also rooted into the wood via drilled holes). I sculped the Apoxie Clay into a scene of snow over a rocky terrain with some little twigs sticking out here and there. There are two little birds in the scene (painted to match the pony's color scheme) and I also put in little bird prints in the snow and pony hoof prints.

Being that I live in South East Texas I'm totally obsessed with the idea of winter and snow. I've never seen REAL snow in my life that I'm able to remember (though I have seen a video of me playing in snow that's about 1" deep back when I was like 4...I don't remember it though, lol). One of these days I'm going to fly my butt up to Colorado or somewhere snowy during the winter and see some REAL snow! Anyway, because of this I adore art with snowy landscapes and wintry scenes. This little pony was made from a G3 My Little Pony named Toola Roola that I rerooted with Katsilk hair in Platinum White and Sky Blue. This is an older pony of mine so the eyes were not repainted. I painted a couple of snowflakes on the front display hoof (that I don't care for now that I look at the pony after so long) and I sculpted a snowy river/mountain scene on the rear. It was then painted in acrylics and sealed. If I was able to redo this pony I think I'd leave off the foot symbol and repaint the eyes an icey blue color. Other than that I'm quite pleased with the result.

This pegasus was made from a G3 Sew-and-So pony rehaired with Katsilk hair in Orange Blossom, CM Yellow, Platinum White, and Caddy Red. Wings were made from Apoxie Clay over wire. Eyes and wings were painted with acrylic and sealed. Removable tiara made from Swarovski crystals and beading wire.

Hello, here is Party Star, she was made for the UK Pony Con Charity, 'Well Child'
Please visit her on ebay and bid, all monies will be going to the Charity 'Well Child' [link]
She has real swarovski crystals and her crown is real swarovski beads, she shines and sparkles so much.

Here is the link to the pony: [link]3911.c0.m14

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This pony was made as a private commission for Aquariousmoon. The pony is of her persona, but in a corset The poy was made from a G3 My Little Pony named Misty Blue that was rerooted with Katsilk hair in Sapphire Blue and Platinum White. The eyes and symbol are painted in acrylics and sealed. The symbol on the rear looks a little wacky in this pic due to the curvature of the rear of the pony. The corset, boots and anklet were sculpted with Apoxie Sculpt, painted in acrylics and sealed.

Black Cat Transvestite. The Scariest My Little Pony.

Also probably my most popular pony, oddly enough. I'd like to thank everyone for favoritism and commenting on this little freak.

And as the original description goes...let me introduce you to Black Cat Transvestite.

The result of many hours of watching Rocky Horror Picture Show, Black Cat was a interesting mistake. She/He was an exercise is how not to use paint. How not to layer it, then scrape off the layers to achieve a very odd wrought iron look. How not to attach feathers into the maneholes of a small plastic pony. How not to give an earth pony a Unicorns horn Course, thats what makes this one so interesting.

Hopefully the new pictures will be better able to showcase BCT's colour, horn, and general design. Thanks!

So, behold, the frankenpony from Transvestite HELL.

Enjoy...

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Updated: Oct 2nd, 2006

Updated: Feb 16th, 2009 NEW Update! The picture has been redone, and soon, I will have NEW pictures of BCT to post up here, hopefully the new ones will be pretty and show all that BCT has to offer!