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IMPORTANT NOTES: Gloria playsets have been sold over the span of many years (some were available in the early 2000s, and are still produced in the 2020s). Due to the cheap, mass scale of production, there are often many missing accessories or incorrect ones included in the packages.
PERSONAL FUN FACT written by my sister: Like all our other Gloria playsets so far, this definitely appears to have originated in the 90s--the clothing styles sort of give that away. Funnily enough, I believe they are still cranking these out--which isn't a bad thing at all. I'm glad these are so mass produced because it made it easy for us to buy them in bulk in 2021. The lettering and set up of this is very fancy, compared to the fireplace packaging that seems really stripped down. I love how there's a Stacie-sized clone doll toward the center. I know it's not Kid Kore Katie--I know her profile so well that I can tell this isn't my favorite girl even in a blurry side shot. However, from a distance, I can pretend it's an early 90s Katie (similar wardrobe and she's similar from a distance). Anyway, the box makes this look 100% appealing and buyable. I mean, when we sat down and decided it was "finally" (it took us a month from when Shelly realized these existed and were very affordable to buy them, but it felt like a long time) time to actually buy Gloria playsets, this was 100% on the "we're getting it" list--no disputes, no questions asked. I mean, it wasn't even really open for discussion. It was happening. Anyway, it looks VERY appealing on the box but it is EVEN CUTER in person. So, this packaging, while perfectly suitable/admirable, just does NOT do justice to this glorious Gloria playset!
Boba is continuing to relive the schoolyard games he missed out on as a child. If you missed the first instalments, he has also played Red Rover, Tag and Duck, Duck, Goose with our troopers.
Part of my mini series Boba Plays.
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This was going to have a fourth 'me' sitting on the foot of the bed but the battery died in the camera which explains the empty space down there - darn it!
Two Barbie clone dolls wearing "Cut and Sew" retro dresses by Marirose Designs.
Left: Wendy by Elite Creations
Right: Uneeda
I usually use Clone Army Custom cloths for my Star Wars clones, but each cloth is about a dollar or more, which can be expensive, so instead of buying them with my CAC figures I make them myself, by just printing out the designs on paper and cutting them out. What do yo guys think?
RC-1309, also known as Niner, was a sergeant and the clone commando leader of the Galactic Republic's elite Omega Squad. He was trained by Kal Skirata and revered him. After his entire squad was killed in action at the Battle of Geonosis, he was reassigned to Omega Squad, whose members were also the sole survivor of their squads. He was previously in Lambda Squad and was a sergeant in both squads.
RC-1138 "Boss" from Delta Squad RC-1309 "Niner" from Omega Squad RC-2088 "Zag" from Theta Squad, reassigned to Aiwha Squad RC-1140 "Fixer" from Delta Squad
Clones of myself photograph another clone playing the guitar.
All the light comes from the Metz Mecablitz CL3 flash you can see in the photo, triggered with an ebay wireless system, and set to 1/4 power.
In case anyone is interested the clone in the leather coat and fedora is shooting with a Mamiya C330s 6by6 TLR medium format camera and the clone in the motorcycle jacket is shooting with a Zenit-e 35mm SLR.
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An elite squad of clone troopers valiantly defend themselves in a dried up well fortified with electric fences and antennas. Clone Commando Teag and his team work to take out the droidekas that found their base.