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Late 70s clone, who was sold through Sears or Wards, US market that is.
Shes wearing Maddie Mod-vinyl coat and helmet, I dont know the name of this outfit.
Boots are clone´s and pantyhose probably barbie´s.
I've been doing some stop-motion animation with LEGOs. Here's a short one that I made featuring a Clone Trooper attempting to jump. Video can be watched here:
Since I was weekend away I add three pics now and rest missing tomorow.
Modern clone head, Bettie Page (Candi) in Mattel Barbie body.
Outfit is Mattel´s vintage Student Teacher, globe is vintage 60s charm, heels repro Mattel.
Muslim Barbie clone, black version, part of a set of Beautiful Girl dolls (two in the box for RO 1.500). Omani ladies wear a similar costume of a full length black robe called an abaya, sometimes open in the front, with a matching black head covering.
She comes wearing a black flannel headscarf with gold trim and a black flannel gown with gold and maroon trim at the neck and wrists. The gown is in a conservative Muslim style with elbows and knees covered (Oman is fine if non-Muslim women just cover shoulders and knees).
Strangely enough, the Beautiful Girl doll has blue eyes and pale orange hair rather than dark eyes and hair like the majority of Middle Eastern women. I don't think it was because she's made in China.
Even more strangely, almost all the dolls on sale at Lulu (the place with the largest doll section I've seen outside of Toys R Us) wear Western clothing. There were two aisles of them, and only one doll out of the whole lot - not even the Fulla dolls, the most popular Muslim Barbie clone - wore anything that looked like Muslim garb. Most of these dolls were blonde and light-eyed as well.
I'm not surprised they don't sell Barbie clones that look Middle Eastern. It was difficult enough looking for Barbie dolls which look Asian.
I didn't get these dolls at Lulu. They were at a small neighbourhood supermarket which also sold what I think was a fake Fulla in Muslim clothing (it was too cheap). That doll was also light-haired and eyed.
What the what ?
1st attempt at photoshop layering.
Critique welcome.
By the way - I am so not checking out my own arse.
Attack of the Clones Clone Trooper. I wanted to make him look like he fall on a grenade or something - thus, multiple coats of paint, black, grey and then premium white, with sandpaper to weather the logical edges and places that you'd have contact with other things to wear away the paint.
The Clone Walker was a tough, two-man, bipedal vehicle used by the Republic during the Clone Wars. It was similar in appearance to the AT-RCT and had a two-man open cockpit mounted upon two slender legs. On either side of the cockpit were signal lights and a missile launcher.
Set 8014.
I took this photo the way it is composed because I was fortunate to have a spacious area where I can have multiple clones without them overlapping too much. I wanted to make it look fun and humorous, as well as portray a variety of different expressions/actions for each clone. I wanted it to look entertaining, and my main purpose was to give the viewer more than one thing to look at. I think this photo was interesting because it really allows the viewer to examine each clone and what they're doing.
this is a photo i took for class i havnt done anything to i really only merged all the photos together toke me about half an hour i could make it a good photo but i cant be bothered
the subject for this artwork is clones
Science is progress.
The morphing projects of Micha Klein show that if you keep on blending 'beautiful' people, you end up with people without flaws and without personality. Plastic people.
This image belongs to a tryptich which also consists of clone army and Someday supercomputers will decipher how genes work
Barbie clones! I got them as is and I wonder where they come from! Especially the one on the left. She's a high quality clone with a TNT-like body with bendable legs. Her leafy panty design is similar to a Barbie I have from the early 00s except it doesn't have the Bs in it! Her arms are a tad shorter than the Barbie I compared it with.
The other 2 are just funny looking lol. I love the very superstar Barbie-like head of the one on the right. She's a cheapie with only front row plugs around her skull.
Discovered that Halnaker windmill now has a security fence surrounding it. Had a go at cloning the fence out as best I could.
How did I do? How could it be done better?
Built upon an earlier monastic site founded by St. Aedan (aka Mogue), the present ruins of the Romanesque parish church of Clone consist of a western gable and part of the south wall to roof level. Above the western doorway are several projecting head carvings.
First thing first: This is not my idea. Immediately when I saw the latest mini fig from @AndrewVxtc I knew I had to make one of my own. I had the AndrewVxtc decals already in store and the old CAC Colt helmet lying around. I was never really happy with the visor on that one. CAC has definitely got it right on his new helmet printings, so no beef there :-D So I grinded the old visor down and applied the AndrewVxtc visor. The kama and pauldron are my own design. My Colt fig does not look as good as Andrew's, but I am very happy with it.
Hope you like it too.
YESSSSSS!!!! I am starting the photo-a-day challenge- YIPPEE!!! =)
This was an experiment with "fake cloning", which I have wanted to do for ages.
All it involved was the paint thing on microsoft, and keeping my camera very still and in the same place for half an hour. I am not very good at keeping things still, which explains a lot about the terribleness of this shot. It was just an EXPERIMENT, OK???
btw, I took this when Pips my cousin was round- loads more pics to upload, but I'm HOPING to get my pro account first.... =)
Clone troopers were grown and trained on Kamino, cloned from the bounty hunter Jango Fett for the Galactic Republic. The troopers were first called into service during the Battle of Geonosis, when Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala were captured. A Jedi taskforce led by Mace Windu was initially sent in to rescue the three captives, however the large number of Battle Droids eventually wore down the small army. Clone troopers flew in on LAAT/i gunships with Jedi Master Yoda, evacuating the surviving Jedi. The Grand Army of the Republic, led by Jedi Generals then managed to overcome the Confederacy droid forces on Geonosis, and the first battle of the Clone Wars was won by the clone and Jedi forces.