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G1 Record Box

  • Jun 20, 2025
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 3, 2025

CHARACTER(S): Starshine, Galaxy, Medley, Trickles, Cupcake, Confetti, Moondancer, Glory, Sunbeam, Spike, Majesty, Sprinkles, Duck Soup, Baby Glory, Baby Surprise, Baby Firefly

YEAR OF PRODUCTION: 1985

PLACE OF PRODUCTION: ?

MANUFACTURING COMPANY: Kid Stuff

TYPICAL PRICE ONLINE: $50+, generally, often in the $100 range

OTHER COMMENTS/INFO:

Release Info

  • Seemingly meant to store the MLP record books - Kid's storybooks that came with records that read the book out loud - These books were made by the same company as the record box (Kid Stuff)

    • There are a variety of G1 Read Along Books, including ones that used cassette tapes instead of records.

    • Kid Stuff seems to have produced both cassettes and records. They may have been the only company that produced records instead of just cassettes

  • Kid Stuff is actually also a record label - They licensed the soundtrack for the G1 MLP Movie! They also released soundtracks, tie-in albums and book-and-record-books for a variety of popular children's franchises, including Transformers and Raggedy Ann.

  • The record box sold at Toys R Us - unsure if it was sold anywhere else.


General Info

  • 8" by 7.75" by 4.5" (20.32 cm by 19.60 cm by 11.43 cm)

  • Metal clasp & plastic handle

  • There's a lot of ponies here!

    • The front side features the G1 MLP logo along with Starshine, Trickles, Confetti, Cupcake, Medley, and Galaxy

    • The back features Dream Castle with Sunbeam, Moondancer, Glory, Majesty, Spike

    • One side features previously-used promo art for the Waterfall Playset, with Sprinkles and Duck Soup

    • The other side features the Lullabye Nursery with Baby Surprise, Baby Firefly, Baby Glory, and Ember

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