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Hey! Are you looking for some cheap, affordable toys of your favourite ponies? Maybe you can’t afford the real ones? Or maybe you just don’t want to go and buy girl’s toys? Well today is your lucky day, thanks to these standees!

You will need:
Scissors
Glue (glue stick, preferably)
One A4 sheet of white card (I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking you could get away with white paper. It won’t work. You’ll just get a really floppy standee. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.)

Method

Download the full size image and print it to an A4 sheet of card.
Cut around each double-pony so that you have six symmetrical shapes. Try to be careful cutting around awkward shapes like Pinkie’s hair and the Pegasus Ponies’ wings. If you’re young, get an adult to help you with scissors.
Fold each pony over the baseline so you get a double-sided pony. Glue the inside of each standee and then leave to dry. I left each of mine to dry overnight under an encyclopedia to make sure they were flattened.
When they’re dry, cut two slats into the base. I’ve provided lines for where you should cut them.
Cut out the twelve “picket fences” pieces, being sure to cut down the thick lines in the center.
Slot each picket fence piece into one of the slats on each pony’s base. They probably won’t go at right angles, so make sure that if they tilt, tilt them at opposite angles.

When you’ve finished, they should look something like this. They stand at about six centimetres tall, about the size of your average flash drive.

Be sure to take pictures of them! I’d love to see them!

Images are from promotional materials and are the property of Hasbro.

Addendum: I just realised that step 6 might be unclear. Basically, if you’re looking at the standee from the underside, it should look like this:
–~~/–––––~~-–

Does that help?

EDIT: *Tyrranux made a pretty incredibly silly board game to go with these ponies! You can find it here: [bears]

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Hey! Are you looking for some cheap, affordable toys of your favourite ponies? Maybe you can't afford the real ones? Or maybe you just don't want to go and buy girl's toys? Well today is your lucky day, thanks to these standees! 
 
You will need:  
Scissors  
Glue (glue stick, preferably)  
One A4 sheet of white card (I know what you're thinking. You're thinking you could get away with white paper. It won't work. You'll just get a really floppy standee. Don't say I didn't warn you.) 
 
Method  
1. Download the full size image and print it to an A4 sheet of card.  
2. Cut around each double-pony so that you have six symmetrical shapes. Try to be careful cutting around awkward shapes like Pinkie's hair and the Pegasus Ponies' wings. If you're young, get an adult to help you with scissors.  
3. Fold each pony over the baseline so you get a double-sided pony. Glue the inside of each standee and then leave to dry. I left each of mine to dry overnight under an encyclopedia to make sure they were flattened.  
4. When they're dry, cut two slats into the base. I've provided lines for where you should cut them.  
5. Cut out the twelve "picket fences" pieces, being sure to cut down the thick lines in the center.  
6. Slot each picket fence piece into one of the slats on each pony's base. They probably won't go at right angles, so make sure that if they tilt, tilt them at opposite angles. 
 
When you've finished, they should look something like this. They stand at about six centimetres tall, about the size of your average flash drive. 
 
Be sure to take pictures of them! I'd love to see them! 
 
Images are from promotional materials and are the property of Hasbro. 
 
Addendum: I just realised that step 6 might be unclear. Basically, if you're looking at the standee from the underside, it should look like this:  
--~~/----------~~\--- 
 
Does that help? 
 
EDIT: *Tyrranux made a pretty incredibly silly board game to go with these ponies! You can find it here: [bears]