I actually went a little crazy when I bought them almost for free at Wal-Mart and set them aside a couple of months ago, then ordered some flocking from online. When the flocking finally arrived from china I could not wait to try it on them. I wondered how different from each other I could make them look.
I am satisfied with how they turned out. Each one now has his own look and personality. Here are two that had hair make-overs and one original. I was so busy buying them I didn't realize there were four different outfits which furthered their individuality. I still have a couple more and have not decided what to do with them and one more has a different outfit. I held up some grey hair, but it didn't look quite right.
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| I am actually outside at night taking these pictures. I have decided this Barbie Dreamhouse will be a venue of some sort. Just seems parties should be held here. |
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| He was actually the last to get a do over. For some reason there is something dusty by his mustache. He must have been eating something lol. I think he looks similar to singer Stevie Wonder. |
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| Here he is with hair compared to the original bald look. I think hair makes him look younger. SAME DOLL!
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| It was tricky and there are a few naturally thin spots, but I think I will still fill them in. Basically I am pleased. |
Don't they all look different now?!
WHO IS WHO?
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| A few posts ago D7ana talked about LGBT in fashion dolls on her blog. A few days before her post I had taken this photo because my Samuel L Jackson Star Wars doll was in this position. Um, I think we can assume he is heterosexual! |
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| None of my ladies seem to be able to escape his charm! So, this is what they do when I am not looking! The weird part is a Samuel L Jackson commercial came on while I was doing this post. LOL You can never know what I am going to blog about next. I am currently working between two scales and still organizing in 1:1 scale. LOL |
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