v3 - My Little Pony Takara Tomy "Osharena Ponii" 3D Printable Models, Ball Jointed

***Update as of August 6th, 2024***

-uploaded head with smoother insides

-uploaded zip file with a version of the legs that should be able to sit better.

**Update as of July 19, 2024**

Adjusted the files to properly fill the body/head.

I still do not have a 3D printer BUT I downloaded Cura and have tested all the current files in PLA and it does not show any errors anymore. I recommend printing the body upside-down (so the neck is flat against the printer.

**Update as of May 6, 2024**

a v3 file has been uploaded that is properly to size and should be better for printing.

This is a free blender (The file is .blender) 3D model recreation of the 1985 Takara "Stylish Pony" toys. This is made by me by eye so it is not guaranteed to be 100% accurate to the original toys. The original could move its arms and legs due to joints made of soft vinyl, but this version is ball-jointed and will need modification after printing to be put together and move.

Includes additional pieces with a horn and wings, as well as "accessories" based on the original toys.

Here is the model with the pieces pulled apart, although the head and body are hollow in this version as well.; the hair is just decorative for blender. Included in the file is a rough map of how the hairline was laid out on the original dolls.



Holes must be drilled in the shoulder and legs and rods (such as a paperclip) must be placed there, with hooks and elastic in the manner of a ball jointed doll, in order to put the pony together.

A link to additional information may be added to this section later, once 3D test prints have been made and issues documented.

It's free to download, even if you don't 3D print it feel free to download and decorate, play with, modify the doll, please consider giving credit if using the model

*Not affiliated with Takara Tomy or Hasbro. This file was created and distributed for free for entertainment purposes only and does not compete with the current brand; the original dolls were discontinued 39+ years ago so this is just a way for people to see modern iterations.*