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Hilda gets a body.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 7:37 am
by Kd_Bunchanumbers
So yeah, from her butt markings I discovered she was a #6 or #7 barbie since her butt says:

Midge T.M.
(c) 1962
Barbie(R)
(c)1958
by
Mattel, Inc.
Patented

Hilda is a mish mash of Mattel dolls. She has the torso and upper arms of those big headed Three Wee Friends Stacie posable dolls, the high heeled legs of a Barbie (I found the body with a broken neck and snapped elbow but high heeled legs are still hard to find jointed) with the arms of a Happy Family Midge.

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Lillith is still top dog around here.



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And a body comparison.

Re: Hilda gets a body.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 9:00 am
by Geektopian
She turned out nice but I'm starting wonder if your desk looks like a 1/6 scale version of Dr. Frankenstein's lab. :lol: Her shirt is really cute, BTW. Did you make it?

Re: Hilda gets a body.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 11:55 am
by Eseme
Wow! I'm amazed at how you franken-dolled her together.

Someday I will have enough spare bodies to manage such things. Some day...

Re: Hilda gets a body.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 3:11 pm
by Pandor
Woo! I love seeing hybrid bodies, in fact I'd say full-frankendolling is probably my favorite thing about this hobby! <3
Hilda's new body really suits her, too--she's a pretty, willowy thing.

Keep posting your vintage peeps, they are awesome and I love seeing what awesome things you do with them! :D

Re: Hilda gets a body.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 10:35 pm
by Kd_Bunchanumbers
David, thanks! Actually I just have a couple of boxes sorted by their usefulness (full body articulation, upper, lower, unique torso shape, etc) and I just rummage through those when bored :lol:

Actually, Andrea/An42/DollsAhoy made the shirt (hence the real buttonholes) :lol:

Eseme, yardsales are your friend... *coughcough* It's definitely hard to resist when the dolls are about under $3 each...


Pandor, thanks! It's what I love about the hobby, shoving random stuff together muahhahahahaahhaa.

Now, to keep my eye out for more yardsales with $2 vintage dolls.