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Fleetfoot is about 23 (!) inches to the top of her crazy mane. She's made of Minky (turquoise and snow), and has armature wire in her body for support. Her head swivels on a 65mm plastic doll joint. Her cutie mark and eyes are from E the Pony's files, and are machine embroidered on the Minky.

I tried something new on Fleetfoot--I got a special kind of paint to do the pale blue on the back of her mane and the color on the goggle lenses. I think it came out really neat; the Minky is still soft, and the colors are just what I wanted.

The goggles are Minky for the lenses and strap, and black velour for the frames (nearly as soft a Minky, but more importantly it's what I had on hand.). There's a hook and eye closure on the straps, and an opening in the mane where it attaches to the neck so the strap goes under the mane. The lenses are lightly stuffed to give them a bit of dimension.

Anytime a pony has a swivel neck (that I've done, anyway...) there's a slight wobble to it when you pick it up or move it around. Not a big deal, but it's a little more noticeable in Fleetfoot because that crazy mane makes her head heavier than most ponies.

Description
Fleetfoot is about 23 (!) inches to the top of her crazy mane. She's made of Minky (turquoise and snow), and has armature wire in her body for support. Her head swivels on a 65mm plastic doll joint. Her cutie mark and eyes are from E the Pony's files, and are machine embroidered on the Minky.

I tried something new on Fleetfoot--I got a special kind of paint to do the pale blue on the back of her mane and the color on the goggle lenses. I think it came out really neat; the Minky is still soft, and the colors are just what I wanted.

The goggles are Minky for the lenses and strap, and black velour for the frames (nearly as soft a Minky, but more importantly it's what I had on hand.). There's a hook and eye closure on the straps, and an opening in the mane where it attaches to the neck so the strap goes under the mane. The lenses are lightly stuffed to give them a bit of dimension.

Anytime a pony has a swivel neck (that I've done, anyway...) there's a slight wobble to it when you pick it up or move it around. Not a big deal, but it's a little more noticeable in Fleetfoot because that crazy mane makes her head heavier than most ponies.