Glitter Glide

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Glitter Glide fully dressed.

Note: The crown on her head DOES NOT COME OFF. Neither do the skates on her back feet. Trying to pull them off will destroy this toy.

Glitter Glide proving that yes, only her front skates come off (and consequently how I am going to display her since she looks less frumpy without them). Note: The skirt she is wearing is made out of very thin plastic. Your child will tear this in mere moments and probably leave it lying around for the dog to eat. I would suggest removing it before giving this toy to a child just to save yourself the heart ache when they tear it trying to get it off of her.
Glitter Glide Naked (and looking even better!). Here you can see the symbol. Those star looking things on either side of her skates are snowflakes.

Note: Glitter Glide's head and waist twist. You can see the seams where they move in the pic. Don't know why you would want her to move since she falls off the pedestal when I do try to reposition her but *shrugs*
And the back card ^.^

Note 1: Glitter Glide does not have a heart on her front hoof, despite what the picture shows. In fact she doesn't even have a magnet on her front feet.

Note 2: To save yourself the heart attack I had when I pulled this from the box and discovered that the pony no longer lit up when I put her on her stand and touched the button. You must PUSH her down onto the stand. And I mean really push. The pic shows the skate with the magnet kind of sticking up out of the pedestal but this is misleading. She actually needs to be pushed down until the white part of the skate touches the blue pedestal. You'll know she's in all the way when you hear the front of the skate click (and believe me this is a scary sound the first time because you'll think you broke it!) and she'll light up. In fact in the above pictures she is not in all the way (hadn't figured it out yet). You can see that the front of the skate is sticking up a bit. You'll have to push that down.

Note 3:  Glitter glide only spins round and round when you push the whole display back and forth. There are wheels on the bottom that make her spin (think of a cheesy McDonald's toy that moves)

Note 4: Still the same old catalogue pamphlet with this pony *sighs*