Since the PVC ponies lack a Fluttershy (no, the recolored Rainbow Dash does not count), I took it upon myself to make one.
The figure was sculpted in Super Sculpey, cast in resin and then painted using acrylic paints.
Fluttershy is in scale to the PVC figures, but has a much more show-accurate design.
EDIT: Copies of this figure, both painted and unpainted (for those who´d like to paint/ modify it themselves), are available. Just contact me via email (manicworkbench@googlemail.com) if you are interested.
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awesome
if you dont mind me asking about how much would a painted one cost?
Every time I see a Fluttershy sculpture, it takes away a little bit of my heart.
Does "cast in resin" mean that you made a mold from the Super Sculpey and the figure itself is resin? Though I've seen a lot of good pony sculpting and 3D I don't know much about any of the processes.
Sure, it may be difficult to mass produce toys of this quality for a low enough price, but that just makes me think that Hasbro should try something like low fee per-unit licensing.
Yes, the figure is not the original sculpt, but one of the first resin copies I cast.
If you are interested in the sculpting and molding process, check out this thread: [link]
That's icing on the cake of your fantastic technique in making the original models, especially on such a tiny scale.