There is a good collection on the Pixie matter, schematic and designs offered by the GQRP club, SPRAT, G4WIF and others.
You can find it here in QRPedia as well.
To give a concise summary (tnx: DL7UWE wrote a short table giving details of the single riglets)
1972 SM4BSN OPTIMIST see Pat Hawker G3VA RadCom 1972
1982 GM3OXX FOXX George Burt GM3OXX SPRAT #35
1992 UV3GM MICRO-80 Oleg Borodin RV3GM SPRAT #72
At leat at this moment I can only strongly recommend to buy SPRAT on CD from the GQRP club
1995 WA6BOY PIXIE 2 Dave Jose WA6BOY, NorCal QRPp June 95
Perhaps Dave simply translated "Micro" into Pixie . I have never found a circuit which is named Pixie being an "original " schematic.
1996 G3LHJ PIXIE 2 Derrick Webber G3LHJ SPRAT # 88
Recently I was pointed to a homepage where a mininalist is shown which again tries to go back to the roots
PY2GQT CURUMIM Luiz Pascotte see google PY2 OHH
I must mention the CUBIC INCHER which shows kind of a new interesting schematic design
QST 1982 by Dennis Monticelli AE6C and was used by Joan Morros EA3FXF who simply translated the word into Catalan language PULGA which then in English is shown as FLEA for 40m in SPRAT.
The DL mag REPORT 4/2008 offers a translation of the FLEA stuff which can be read on the InterNet.
One can find a PIXIE 3 version in the archives of the DL Forum but it is also kind of a mod only more or less..
From Pixie II to TIXIE
http://www.al7fs.us/AL7FS2.html
That's the story with all these names.
One will (easily) find out that the Cubic Incher shows a very interesting idea, whilst versions of Pixies are more or less useful modifications. The Flea is commented on by Stephen VE7NSD here QRPedia on his book page.
The next step in improving but losing its minimalist character and "plain beauty" will perhaps be the ROCKMITE...but that's another story.
The ROCKMITE is offered as a kit by qrpprojects in DL. http://www.qrpforum.de/hmportal.php
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PIXIE 2
This is the schematic by G3LHJ, Derrick. It was drawn with SPLAN by DL7UWE. There is also an etched printed board you can see below.
I try to build it Manhattan Style, and pinned a paper on a styro foam plate and made a first plan of how to lay out the pads. The small stripe on top is the +12V line. Pads are rectangular and small stripes. I do not know yet whether some extra capacitance will be added by the rather large pads.
On the other hand the generous board will easily offer space and possibilities for changes and experiments and mods. DL7UWE's printed board is much more elegant and it has proved to be OK.

There have been made ca 25 QSOs from 15. Dec till 26. Dec with this tiny riglet on 80 m.

Side tone needs a bit of experimenting with the Rs to get it working properly. I wonder whether this can be simulated with the EMRFD disc or spice - have got no idea.
Attention: Please be careful when using a circuit sketch taken from the InterNet.
Have a look at the transistors above. You will obviously recognize that when starting to experiment the 2N2222 (A) will be a proper piece, the 2N 30(!) 53 will handle 5 watts...
There are some other substitutes. Thanks Stephen , VE7NSD, for your careful reading.
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