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My modest Bionic Digs still looking for BF in box, and first edition in box and another BW with Mission Purse, So I can open this one!
2010 National Hardware Show
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Jaime kicks the habit and gets some devil-red shoes.
One of tow Nun outfits I made. One was made for a fellow Bionic Woman collector many years ago - just sold on Ebay last week.
Bionic Woman Doll by Kenner, 1970s, made in Hong Kong.
This 13 inch Lindsay Wagner as Jamie Summers Doll has the earlier, different face compared to the dolls usually seen.
She has a hole in her "Bionic ear"...when her head is turned it emits a series of clicking noises which simulate the "Bionic Ear" !
She also has flippy up skin bits under her pockets which lift to reveal microchips!
She is dressed in her original white jacket with red and blue stripes and her blue Trousers which I bought seperate as she never came with these or her tennis shoes.
I bought her replacement tennis shoes too, Although I am a bit miffed about the company I got them from...
They specialise in vintage toy clothing and assessories and I paid them more than I wanted to spend for these items, as they said these ones were the better condition ones they had I had ordered.
When they arrived, I discovered the shoes had a slight tear at the back of one of them, and the trousers were loose and faded to a almost purple colour...Ho Hum.
This doll does not have the rubber on her bionic arm (which tends to perish) and her hair tends to be a bit wirey, but she's fully jointed and although not perfect, is the earlier harder to find version of this doll!
Her back is inscribed with:
General Mills Fun Group. Inc. 1976, by its division, Kenner Products. Cincinnati, Ohio 45202.
Cat No 65900
Made in Hong Kong.
Character: Universal City Studios. Inc 1974
All rights reserved.
"Without being too melodramatic about the whole thing, I'm Sarah Corvis.
The first bionic woman.
Ta da."
-- Katee Sackhoff in the Bionic Woman premier
That line was the best moment for me, probably because i love Katee Sackhoff as Starbuck on Battlestar Galactica. My second favorite line was the one right before it:
Jamie Sommers: "What do you want from me?"
Sarah Corvis: "Honestly, I'm not sure. Jogging partner?"
Sackhoff's deadpan delivery is what sells it, though. You gotta watch the clip online if you didn't see it already. Just go to the link, select "Episode 101: Pilot," then "Chapter 5: Welcome to the Game."
I think i'm liking the animation they designed for Jamie Sommers' bionic vision. It was the inspiration for the style of today's shot. (And btw, it was captured in one shot, not composited. Ta da.)
Now i'm just waiting to see more of Will Yun Lee in future episodes. ;-)
Thirty years ago I injured my left knee very badly in an accident at work. I had a number of operations, culminating in a carbon fibre patch to replace my damaged cartilage. I knew that that would wear out in time so increasing discomfort when walking distances over the last couple of years ( thank goodness cycling has never seemed a problem) led me to go and see the doctor. Today I got the results of the X ray - severe arthritis and "total loss of joint space" ( that's "no cartilage left" to you and I) - so next stop is the consultant and possible knee replacement.
To be continued....
DAVID VENTO, STRELITZIA & FICUS ELASTICA BI-HEMISPHERIC ART PERFORMANCE
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWnO0sJvrJg
INSTITUCIÓN LIBRE DE ENSEÑANZA
HONEVO PHOTO
I thought this was another suitable teacher look for Ms. Sommers. The clothes came from an ebay lot that I got for cheap. Gave em a wash, and looks good as new. Shoes are from the Casual Day outfit, and the briefcase is a WWII officers brief, but it seemed to fit the bill.
subí todos los blends q he hecho en los últimos meses ja
espero alguien...los vea xD
btw sorry x el ausentismo, vi los blends de yenn, santi, foxy, netmen y demás...dios, los mios son una PORKERÍA en comparacion :s
Fiz essa edição porque um amigo meu pediu, como se fosse a capa da versão Deluxe Edition de Bionic, então fiz mais não ficou grandes coisas, queria ter feito diferente, UASHUHASUAS.
Challenge for this card was "juxtaposition".
Left side is the natural moth.
Right side is the robotic moth.
(Can you see the little "rivets"?)
Done in acrylic mediums, Pearl X, and Derwent pencils on Aquarelle Arches 140# hot press watercolor sheet.