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Lyra and Bonbon have been in high demand lately, so here's the fourth version of Bonbon (with series five already finished and crowding in line behind her and series six on backorder. Whew! This version turned into the basis for the newer ponies, with her legs set backward instead of hanging straight down with big feet. I think this backwards stance is truer to the cartoon, so I've been working it into the newer ponies, along with a slightly (but noticeably) longer neck. Like the others, she's done in white ash, kind of my go to wood for ponies of a light color (and I'm actually about to run out I use it so much). I think my favorite thing about this particular Bonbon is her cutie mark. Bonbon's cutie mark has always given me a lot of trouble, even more than other ponies with smaller cutie marks, and this version's cutie mark actually satisfies me, mostly, anyway.
You can see more pictures of Bonbon and other ponies on my shutterfly, here: [link] .
Bonbon and My Little Pony belong to Hasbro

Description
Lyra and Bonbon have been in high demand lately, so here's the fourth version of Bonbon (with series five already finished and crowding in line behind her and series six on backorder. Whew! This version turned into the basis for the newer ponies, with her legs set backward instead of hanging straight down with big feet. I think this backwards stance is truer to the cartoon, so I've been working it into the newer ponies, along with a slightly (but noticeably) longer neck. Like the others, she's done in white ash, kind of my go to wood for ponies of a light color (and I'm actually about to run out I use it so much). I think my favorite thing about this particular Bonbon is her cutie mark. Bonbon's cutie mark has always given me a lot of trouble, even more than other ponies with smaller cutie marks, and this version's cutie mark actually satisfies me, mostly, anyway.
You can see more pictures of Bonbon and other ponies on my shutterfly, here: [link] .
Bonbon and My Little Pony belong to Hasbro