Joshua 
Can you please enlighten me on how this magic 8 apple works?
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“Back in 2013 at Everfree Northwest, Peter New (voice talent of Big Macintosh), was asked: “what one item would you like to see, but haven’t yet”; relative to his pony character. His response? A Big Mac Magic 8 Apple; of course.
Months passed, and no sign of the fortune-telling fruit appeared.
Then, at Nightmare Nights Dallas 2013, the question arose again. While at a panel with Andrea Libman (voice talent of Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy) and Brenda Crichlow (voice talent of Zecora), Mr. New (and the entire panel) responded “A Big Mac, Magic 8 Apple”.
Thus, Project: Magimac was born!
Built from a plastic green apple, cut it in half, sanded smooth, and covered with colored card to match Big Mac’s cutie mark. Used the drill press on the side opposite, created a custom dice with “YUP” and “NOPE”, then covered with plastic and vinyl sheet.
Last touch was presentation. I got the idea to reverse-engineer a Big Mac sandwich box, rebuild in poster-board, and apply custom graphics and embossed lettering. Personally delivered to Mr. New at BABScon 2014, he raised his arms in victory and thanks.”
2014 May 20
“Back in 2013 at Everfree Northwest, Peter New (voice talent of Big Macintosh), was asked: “what one item would you like to see, but haven’t yet”; relative to his pony character. His response? A Big Mac Magic 8 Apple; of course.
Months passed, and no sign of the fortune-telling fruit appeared.
Then, at Nightmare Nights Dallas 2013, the question arose again. While at a panel with Andrea Libman (voice talent of Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy) and Brenda Crichlow (voice talent of Zecora), Mr. New (and the entire panel) responded “A Big Mac, Magic 8 Apple”.
Thus, Project: Magimac was born!
Built from a plastic green apple, cut it in half, sanded smooth, and covered with colored card to match Big Mac’s cutie mark. Used the drill press on the side opposite, created a custom dice with “YUP” and “NOPE”, then covered with plastic and vinyl sheet.
Last touch was presentation. I got the idea to reverse-engineer a Big Mac sandwich box, rebuild in poster-board, and apply custom graphics and embossed lettering. Personally delivered to Mr. New at BABScon 2014, he raised his arms in victory and thanks.”
2014 May 20
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