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I got myself an IPad, and this is what happened shortly after...
I decided a little while ago that I wanted to do a collection of art pieces for the original 6 g1 mlp's, I think because they didn't make it into the tv series or much other merchandise (besides Cotton Candy) they haven't been featured as much in other pony art that I have seen. Butterscotch especially I think has really gorgeous colouring so I wanted to make full use of it for this pic!  
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Featured here! :iconmy-little-g1-pony:
small heart - pink small heart - magenta small heart - blue small heart - light orange small heart - teal small heart - light grey Small Heart Bullet (Pink) - F2U! small heart - light grey small heart - teal small heart - light orange small heart - blue small heart - magenta small heart - pink 
September G1 Feature - Beautiful Beginnings
Happy Hooves! It's September.
This month we are going back in time to 1982, where it all began.
The first My Little Pony toys were a set of six Earth Ponies, in what is commonly called the "collectors pose" mold.

The My Little Pony theme was first heard in a TV commercial advertising the original six. Animation cels from the beginning of this commercial have come up at auction.
"My Little Pony, My Little Pony,
I comb and brush her hair.
My Little Pony, My Little Pony,
Tie a ribbon to show how much I care.
My Little Pony, My Little Pony,
I take her wherever I go.
My Little Pony, My Little Pony,
Oh, I love her so."

The original six from the 1982-1983 season can be distinguished from their later releases by their feet. Year 1 ponies' feet are flat-bottomed, and later editions feet have concave impressions on them. For this reason, shorthand amongst collectors is (FF) for "Flat Foot" and (CF) for