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Description
This is meant to be a guide for male pony body-types. It is not official in the least, and is not to be distributed or sold. I want it to be used better customize the ponies of the world, and I highly encourage you to play with my designs--after all, its no fun if every OC out there is just some re-color of one of the Mane Six. Please use these to expand, and if you feel like linking back to this page, please go right ahead.

Ponies (c) Miz Faust

Below is more information on each body-type.

THIN TYPES: Each thin body-type uses a circle for the chest cavity, and an ellipse for the hindquarters. The chest cavity is usually the same size or smaller than the head, and legs are usually 1.5 to 2 times the chest height.

THICK TYPES: Each thick body-type uses a circle for both the chest cavity and the hindquarters. The chest cavity is usually larger than the head, and the hindquarters may be as large as the skull (not often, though). The legs are usually 1 to 1.5 times the chest height.

IN-DEPTH INFO ON EACH BODY-TYPE:

LEAN:
The lean body has a straight or slightly concave back. The abdomen is always concave, whether slightly or drastically. Legs are always medium thickness, and more tube-shaped.

LANKY:
Lanky bodies always have concave backs and very noticeably concave abdomens. Backs are never too drastic, but the abdomen is always very middle-road. Front legs are thin and more triangular, and back legs are thin with gentler curves.

BONEY:
Always have drastic curves, with angular hindquarters and shoulders. Legs may change, but are quite angular. Swirls around joints are also common, and lines delineating ribs are also helpful.

BUFF:
Buff body-types have a drastic difference in size between chest and hindquarters. It has convex, marked shoulder blades and a slightly concave or straight back. The abdomen is noticeably concave, sometimes drastically. The chest is always convex, usually angular. Legs are thick and shapely, with defined lines.

ATHLETIC:
This build has a noticeably concave back that melds with the shoulder blades. Chest is rounded, and abdomen is clearly curved, sometimes drastically. Legs are thick, with the front legs being slightly triangular and the back legs being somewhat curved.

FAT:
Fat body-types have concave backs that merge with shoulder blades. Both stomach and chest are convex--always very noticeably so. Legs are very thick and rounded, with the front legs being somewhat triangular.

Description
This is meant to be a guide for male pony body-types. It is not official in the least, and is not to be distributed or sold. I want it to be used better customize the ponies of the world, and I highly encourage you to play with my designs--after all, its no fun if every OC out there is just some re-color of one of the Mane Six. Please use these to expand, and if you feel like linking back to this page, please go right ahead.

Ponies (c) Miz Faust

Below is more information on each body-type.

THIN TYPES: Each thin body-type uses a circle for the chest cavity, and an ellipse for the hindquarters. The chest cavity is usually the same size or smaller than the head, and legs are usually 1.5 to 2 times the chest height.

THICK TYPES: Each thick body-type uses a circle for both the chest cavity and the hindquarters. The chest cavity is usually larger than the head, and the hindquarters may be as large as the skull (not often, though). The legs are usually 1 to 1.5 times the chest height.

IN-DEPTH INFO ON EACH BODY-TYPE:

LEAN:
The lean body has a straight or slightly concave back. The abdomen is always concave, whether slightly or drastically. Legs are always medium thickness, and more tube-shaped.

LANKY:
Lanky bodies always have concave backs and very noticeably concave abdomens. Backs are never too drastic, but the abdomen is always very middle-road. Front legs are thin and more triangular, and back legs are thin with gentler curves.

BONEY:
Always have drastic curves, with angular hindquarters and shoulders. Legs may change, but are quite angular. Swirls around joints are also common, and lines delineating ribs are also helpful.

BUFF:
Buff body-types have a drastic difference in size between chest and hindquarters. It has convex, marked shoulder blades and a slightly concave or straight back. The abdomen is noticeably concave, sometimes drastically. The chest is always convex, usually angular. Legs are thick and shapely, with defined lines.

ATHLETIC:
This build has a noticeably concave back that melds with the shoulder blades. Chest is rounded, and abdomen is clearly curved, sometimes drastically. Legs are thick, with the front legs being slightly triangular and the back legs being somewhat curved.

FAT:
Fat body-types have concave backs that merge with shoulder blades. Both stomach and chest are convex--always very noticeably so. Legs are very thick and rounded, with the front legs being somewhat triangular.