Rare Piece of Pony History appears on eBay

So we almost never talk about previous generations of pastel horses, much less the toylines that accompanied them, but this is unique. An ebay listing has appeared for a rather interesting piece of pony history - the original wax sculpt prototype for the Generation 2 ponies from Hasbro/Kenner.

Basically, this was the original mold, that every single pony toy from that era was created from.
Not something you see every day.
Here's the description of the listing

"This item was acquired directly from a former employee of the company.  It has never been offered for sale before and is being offered here for the very first time.
Included is the original wax sculpt for a G2 pony.  A wax sculpt is the very first 3D representation of the figure and it is the only master that is used for every single figure sold all over the planet.   Only one original wax is created per character. This example was created by a sculptor and from this, eventually steel tooling would be made that would produce millions of these figures.  This wax sculpt is the original prototype that every figure was created from.  In terms of collecting, wax sculpts are considered "holy grails" among collectors.  Waxes never turn up for sale and when purchased, rarely pop up again.  This piece represents an amazing opportunity to add a genuine, vintage wax sculpt of a G2 Pony to your collection. Also included is a prototype, urethane hard copy. Opportunities like this rarely surface on the public market. This is the first time this is being offered for sale, this has never been sold before or traded among retail stores, collectors, dealers or auctions. Very rare, original vintage Kenner/Hasbro items never surface on the market making this piece highly sought after by intent collectors."

https://www.ebay.com/itm/My-Little-Pony-G2-Hasbro-Kenner-1997-Prototype-Wax-Sculpt-Rare-Hard-Copy/142645906920?

For $650, it could be yours, and you could make your entire own line of bootleg Gen 2 ponies.
Or, you could hot-glue it, which would be like hot-gluing an entire generation.

Whichever is fine.