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Dolls Galore!

Postby plastig_ffantastig » Wed Jul 30, 2014 6:33 am

I figured this would be a fun thing to do, so here goes ~

*Note, if they didn't come on an articulated body, they've been rebodied onto one. Unarticulated dolls are a no go in my collection.

1/6 Scale

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L to R: Mattel Wilma, Mattel Life in the Dreamhouse Midge, Mattel Scarlett O'Hara, Integrity Toys Fine and Dandy, Mattel Kitty Corner Francie repro, two babies from Re-Ment's 'Toddler Paradise' set.

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Integrity Toys Colour My World Darla Daley, Mattel Frenchie from Grease.

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Mattel Teen Jazzie, Mattel Bert from Mary Poppins.

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Mattel Todd.

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Mattel vintage Skipper x2 on Picco Neemo XS natural bodies.

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Mattel Ricky.

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Tyco Quints Cousin on an 11cm obitsu body.

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Wild Flower Dolls Tara.

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Integrity Toys Rapture from the Stingers (Jem line).

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Integrity Toys To The Fair Poppy Parker, Malibu Barbie repro (on a Liv body).

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Mattel Dynasty Joan Collins.

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Integrity Toys Synergy (Jem line).

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Mattel Secret Hero Mulan, Disney Store Wicked Witch of the West doll.

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Disney Store Snow White (on an Azone pure neemo body).

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Mattel Lois Lane, early 3rd gen Licca.

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Repro first gen Licca, Mary Quant Daisy doll.

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Pedigree Paul, Victoria Jane (an articulated version of Sindy sold by Debenhams), Mattel Life in the Dreamhouse Ryan.

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Mattel Lucy Ricardo and Ethel Mertz from the 'Lucy and Ethel Buy The Same Dress' double pack.

Not pictured (currently not on display):
Gizmo Development Gay Bob.
Hasbro Paul.
Mattel Allan.
Mattel Betty (from the Flintstones).
Mattel Life in the Dreamhouse Raquelle.
Mattel Pocahontas (c. 1996).
Mattel Star Trek Barbie and Ken giftset.
Mattel Stardoll 'fallen angel'.
Mattel Superman.
Monster High Ghouls Rule Cleo De Nile.
Monster High First Wave Frankie Stein.
Monster High Picture Day Frankie Stein.
Monster High 13 Wishes Gigi Grant.
Monster High Travel Scaris Skelita Calaveras.
Takara Jenny.
Tressy Doll.
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby plastig_ffantastig » Wed Jul 30, 2014 6:33 am

1/3 Scale

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Elfdoll Pin-Up Girl Barbara.

1/4 Scale
Doll in Mind Gayane - picture to be added.

1/12 Scale

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L to R: Heidi Ott [mature woman], Picco Neemo natural body with Pippa head, Picco Neemo white skin body blushed green with Monster High Frankie Stein pen head, Heidi Ott [young woman].

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Sarah Louise, a miniature version of Sindy sold by Debenhams in the early 1980s.
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby Kd_Bunchanumbers » Wed Jul 30, 2014 9:11 am

I'm really curious about your Francie Silkstone hybrid there since you don't tend to see 'collector' Barbie dolls to undergo that sort of business.

I really like how you play around with combining vintage and not so vintage parts together cuz I tend to do that as well but it's really rare to see other collectors who also like articulation and vintage doll heads lol.
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby plastig_ffantastig » Wed Jul 30, 2014 9:58 am

Kd_Bunchanumbers wrote:I'm really curious about your Francie Silkstone hybrid there since you don't tend to see 'collector' Barbie dolls to undergo that sort of business.

I really like how you play around with combining vintage and not so vintage parts together cuz I tend to do that as well but it's really rare to see other collectors who also like articulation and vintage doll heads lol.


Yeah, you tend to see them displayed on nice stands in cases. ...I'm not that kind of collector! :D Because her head's so small - and silkstone hard - I ended up putting her on a picco neemo XS body. It looks fine proportionally, but she's lost a good couple of inches in height.

I know what you mean. A lot of vintage collectors I know are really big on authenticity, preservation, etc, so they never rebody. But vintage dolls are so hard to pose, especially the ones with the tendency to splay their legs when they sit. (Patch springs to mind!) It would drive me mad if I didn't rebody them!
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby Jobee » Sun Aug 03, 2014 10:29 am

Wow, you have some really rare ones! A very eclectic collection.
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby Nella » Sun Aug 03, 2014 10:52 am

You have such a cool collection! I love seeing so many different dolls together. :)
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby plastig_ffantastig » Sun Aug 03, 2014 5:29 pm

Jobee wrote:Wow, you have some really rare ones! A very eclectic collection.


Thank you! :) Yeah, I don't really have any structure to my collecting, just any doll I particularly like.

Nella wrote:You have such a cool collection! I love seeing so many different dolls together. :)


Aw, thank you! :D
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby koratheexplora » Thu Aug 28, 2014 1:19 am

Funny thing, a doll that probably wouldn't jump out for some is really a stunner for me. I love your Quints Cousin's doll. I'd love to see more pics of her on her articulated body. I also love your Snow White! Gorgeous collection.
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Re: Dolls Galore!

Postby Eseme » Thu Aug 28, 2014 9:12 am

I love your clothing collection and your fabulous dioramas! I love all the little details, and your dolls look so good!
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