Other Variants :)
THis page is for those critters who don't quite fit in on any of the others....

Many thanks to Selena for the use of 'Princess Woosie' and 'Hex'

This is the infamous 'Princess Woosie' and Selena is the only person I have ever met to have her. Princess Woosie is not her Hasbro-given name, but there is no knowing who she really is. I have seen her in real life and she is scary...her neck is sealed by Hasbro seal, and she is 100% genuine purchased new in the UK.
Below is her sister-in-weirdness, labelled 'Hex' by her owner...she appears to be a symbol-free mechanism-less Squeezer - another I have seen in real life and have wondered at...
 

This is a variant princess pony from Germany...I don't know her name in German but I call her Blondie :)
Better pic coming soon when I have worked out how to use my digicam's focus properly....*sheepish smile*

This is an alternate version of Princess Pearl, probably from the same set as my *Blondie*. She was also sold it seems in Germany.
Many thanks to bonnie.de for the use of this image.

Another royal alt...Amethyst with pink hair. Perhaps the missing genetic link between true Amethyst and Princess *Woosie* (above)
Thanks to dbh02 for this picture!

I am certain that there must be another three to go with the above three...if you have an image you can loan me *PLEASE* let me know - It would be most appreciated ^_^

This is the lavender version of Woosie. It is unknown exactly where she originates from, although I found her here in the UK. It is still under some debate as to whether Happy Tails Ponies were sold through official channels in the UK.

This little pony has no name, but belongs with 'Hex' and 'Princess Woosie', above. We call her Bobbie, and she has been found by a number of collectors in the UK. She appears to be based roughly on the Happy Tails pony Tall Tales, though she has no symbol or mechanism, and her hair is pink instead of blue. Her tail is very thin.

This is a version of Butter Kiss (US Name Swirly Whirly) which I picked up from a seller in Germany. Instead of the gold coloured mane and tail she has aqua hair.

This version of Blue Belle seems to be something of an enigma - I bought her from California but I don't know if she is an american pony or not since she came from someone selling ponies from all over the world. Her head and body are factory sealed and her head is cream instead of blue (and not yellow like Lemon Drop's head) Her eyes are bicoloured - pink and lavender. She is rather unusual, and I have seen at least one other, but I really do not know her story.

This is White Tootsie. Although there is an italian version of this pony, the above pony is made in Hong Kong. I acquired her from Holland and believe that she was a continental exclusive...she was not sold in the UK.

Baby Half Note with No Beddy Bye Eyes

As you can see by the above image, there are at least 2 versions of this baby in her Non BBE (or Baby Original) form. The pony on the left (dressed in all the Baby Half Note wear) is my own original Baby Pony who I got for christmas with the Dance School in 1987. She has curly aqua hair (in the baby pony style like Baby Bow Tie, Baby Lemon Drop and Baby Firefly) and her eyes are also aqua colour.
The second baby belonged to one of my best friends, who gave her to me when she decided to give up pony collecting. Her hair is straight (and silky...it has no signs of ever being curly) and her eyes are distinctly purple.

This picture better illustrates my original baby Half Note's curly hair.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Thanks to
http://www.graphicsbydezign.com/
for the background image