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Unfortunately I do not have the original Blacksuit that was given to me by Kevin B.'s mother in the mid 70s. He was probably the exact middle in height between these two. I lost him sometime in the late 80s. He was solid plastic of a more rugged variety. He was somewhere in detail between the two presented here. The smaller one here is my second version which I found online. It has less detail than the original and is thinner on a less durable plastic. Also, the color application is minimal compared to the original. The larger one here is taller and larger proportionally than the original, though it is hollow and has more intricate detail than the original. One day I still hope to find one like my original.
My original and the smaller one here were both cupcake toppers. In both cases I removed the spike at the bottom and tried to file down the base. The third one (the large one here) had no spike and simply has hollow feet. I imagine it was likely used to stand on a larger cake, as it's size seems to lean that way.
There is no end to my love for Blacksuit.
Unfortunately I do not have the original Blacksuit that was given to me by Kevin B.'s mother in the mid 70s. He was probably the exact middle in height between these two. I lost him sometime in the late 80s. He was solid plastic of a more rugged variety. He was somewhere in detail between the two presented here. The smaller one here is my second version which I found online. It has less detail than the original and is thinner on a less durable plastic. Also, the color application is minimal compared to the original. The larger one here is taller and larger proportionally than the original, though it is hollow and has more intricate detail than the original. One day I still hope to find one like my original.
My original and the smaller one here were both cupcake toppers. In both cases I removed the spike at the bottom and tried to file down the base. The third one (the large one here) had no spike and simply has hollow feet. I imagine it was likely used to stand on a larger cake, as it's size seems to lean that way.
There is no end to my love for Blacksuit.
~ flowers for DPS 365 my centerpiece(s) from the baby shower. I really had imagined my tubes (vases) were much bigger and the daffs were much smaller--until I bought the daffs and brought them home --I thought the would fit all the way down in the tubes and not stick out--boy--back to the drawing table.
on a Sunny day like Sunday we went by bike along the channel from Terneuzen to Sas van Gent.
There was a 50th Photo Exhibition of the Sasse Fotokring .
A friend of mine Jean de la Tête exhibited there too.
On our way home, we found this beauty on it's way to Ghent.
Sending you all: hugs, love and peace!
Addy and ♱ Prince Alfie
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Mother and cub walking side by side. Polar Bears in the Arctic near Kaktovik on the north slope of Alaska.
Now that I've fully deboxed both the LE 2500 and the Harrods LE 100 Frozen Elsa 17'' Dolls by the Disney Store, here they are in a side by side comparison. Following is a feature by feature comparative review of the two dolls, followed by purchase details.
Comparative Review of Elsa LE 2500 vs LE 100 17'' Dolls
Outfits: LE 2500 Elsa is wearing her Snow Queen outfit, that is similar in design to that of the Harrods LE 100 Elsa doll, but is less detailed and less full. The light blue green satin inner dress is very similar in both dolls, but the Harrods doll has a few more round crystals just below the bodice, and it is longer and wider at the bottom. The front of the bodice is covered in rectangular crystals representing icicles. The skirt has a slit in the front for the legs and has a diminishing density of round clear rhinestones closer to the hemline. The skirt has a dark blue satin lining. The attached over-sized cape (or gown overlay) is made of double layered organza, with dark blue embroidery and jewels. It is shorter, narrower and much less detailed than the Harrods cape. In particular, the icicle and snowflake embroidered patterns with the accompanying jewels are only near the edges of the cape, and there are no jewels in the area between the icicles and the snowflakes. Instead, there is a covering of clear hexagonal glitter. Fortunately, the glitter is glued very securely to the cape is sheds very little. There are also fewer blue jewels in her sheer long sleeves than on the Harrods doll. Her high heeled blue shoes are same snowflake design as the Harrods, except that the color is a plainer blue, without the iridescence or silver paint making it look metallic.
Face: My LE 2500 Elsa has a beautiful angular face with an elfin appearance. She as large blue eyes, small pointy nose, thin deep red lips in a slight closed mouth smile, and rouge on upper cheeks. She has a few freckles on her upper cheeks, in an identical pattern to the Harrods Elsa. Her skin is a very pale purplish pink, that is smooth and dull in appearance. She is slightly paler than the Harrods doll, who has shiny pearly textured skin. The Harrods Elsa also has considerably darker rouge on her cheeks, and her ears are reddened as well, representing her exposure to cold weather.
Hair: My LE 2500 Elsa doll has the same hairdo as the Harrods Elsa. Her light blonde hair is formed into a long braided ponytail. There are long curvy bangs that are combed back and heavily gelled to form a sort of crown over her head. There is a solitary curly bang on the left side of her head. She long curving rooted eyelashes, that are not as curvy or well formed as the Harrods Elsa (or the LE 2500 Anna), but that is just a factory variance. There are two snowflake jeweled ornaments that are sewn to her braid. The Harrods Elsa has a third snowflake of the same design on the side of her head.
Body: The LE 2500 Elsa has fixed angled feet, same as the Harrods, so she looks elegant in her high heels. Other than that, she has the same articulation as the most current Disney Store 17'' Limited Edition Princess dolls. She has ball jointed neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists and hips. Her knees are external hinge joints. She can free stand with the help of her gown, but only with great difficultly, and is very unstable in that pose, the same as with the Harrods doll. She also has an upper torso joint of limited movement side to side and back to front.
Both Elsas are very beautiful dolls, with their unique and exotic faces and hairdos and commanding presence. She has a dramatic outfit that fits her role as the Snow Queen. She is also very movie accurate. The LE 2500 is one of the better LE dolls that Disney Store has produced, and is well worth her price. The Harrods doll has many enhancements (and other differences) from the LE 2500 doll, in her face and skin, her gown, her accessories and her shoes. But those are clearly don't justify four times the cost of the LE 2500 doll, rather it is due to the exclusivity of the release.
Purchase Details
Elsa Limited Edition Doll - 17'' - Frozen
US Disney Store
Released online and in store on November 20, 2013
Purchased in store on November 20, 2013 (#102 of 2500)
SOLD OUT online in 12 minutes
$99.95
Item No. 6070040900950P
The Harrods Special Edition of the Disney Store's Limited Edition Anna and Elsa Doll Set.
Released by the Harrods department store in London, England on November 1, 2013, in an edition of 100. The retail cost of £500 (about $800 US) is more than four times that of the pair of separately sold LE 2500 Anna and Elsa dolls.
My set is #39 of 100, and I received it on November 11, 2013.
SKU 411047812035
Detailed photos of the Saks LE Snow White Doll. The front cardboard cover is removed, leaving the doll behind the inner plastic cover. Then the plastic cover and rear cardboard cover are removed, leaving the doll on the inner cardboard backing, which is free standing. She is joined by the original Limited Edition Snow White 17 inch doll (Disney Store, 2009), who is fully deboxed.
I just received the Saks Fifth Avenue Snow White Doll! I purchased her by phoning the flagship NYC Saks store, who in turn had the Saks store in Troy, Michigan ship her to me. I chose overnight shipping. She shipped on Monday evening, and arrived by noon on Tuesday. She was double boxed, which kraft paper used as the packing material. She arrived in perfect condition. However, there was no protection around the doll box itself inside the original shipper box, just a piece of tissue paper between the inside plastic cover and the outside cardboard cover.
The Saks Fifth Avenue Snow White Limited Edition 17 inch Doll, sold exclusively by Saks Fifth Avenue, both online and in stores. She was produced by the Disney Store, for Saks. It rolled out in a few Saks stores, including their flagship NYC store, on Thursday October 26, 2017 as a surprise release. She became available online shortly after midnight in the morning of Friday October 27, 2017, and sold out around noon time. She became briefly available again late that night. She costs $370, just about half the cost of the Snow White and Prince set. My doll is numbered 210 of 1000.
She is in winter colors, primarily white, with gold embroidery and trim, with red and gold satin lining. She is in a box with the same construction as the 2017 Snow White and Prince Collector's Doll Set. She is a really beautiful, well designed and construction doll.
Saks Fifth Avenue Limited Edition Snow White Doll
$370
EXCLUSIVELY AT SAKS FIFTH AVENUE.
This doll features a dramatic stand-up collar, metallic gold embroidery, cascading gems and a sumptuous quilted velvet cape.
• Includes molded bird perched on Snow White's finger
• Ages 6 years and up
• Packaged in a beautiful display box
• Limited edition of 1000 units
• Polyester/nylon lining
• 17.25'' W x 18.75'' H x 7'' D
• PVC/ABS
• Spot clean
• Imported
Style code: 0400095788146
I wanted to debox a doll so badly today. I am having my dolly shelves moved soon so did not want to debox any of the other more fragile dolls, so the Spain Passport dolly came out.
Then I had to take some pics of her with the other Spain DotW. They are so different, to me they look like mother and daughter.
I wanted to debox a doll so badly today. I am having my dolly shelves moved soon so did not want to debox any of the other more fragile dolls, so the Spain Passport dolly came out.
Then I had to take some pics of her with the other Spain DotW. They are so different, to me they look like mother and daughter.
My Mechanical Body Removes it gear…. Everything in the world will be ruled. My huge WUNDERKAMMER (Wonder Chamber)!
Gyro's Feel Like So on the front.
The profile on the back of the card can be read in English on Groove Inc.'s official site:
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Doll: Taeyang Steampunk Project Gyro
Side by side comparisons of the first and second versions of the Limited Edition Moana 16 inch dolls. They are both fully deboxed. They are shown both with and without their oars, and both standing and laying down. I have left out the first Moana's Pua and Hei Hei sidekick figures, as I just wanted to compare the dolls themselves.