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Wow! I just discovered that you can put lego's backpacks to the new 41st clone scout troopers and their helmets can still turn around like normal! Cool!
My first Blythe clone arrived today. She is a Basaak from Thailand (ebay). Honestly I couldn't believe how terrible the quality of the doll was. The hair greasy and very weirdly cut, the eyes cloudy, the eyelashes off center and pathetic... I could go one and on.
But it's my first try so cheap is good.
So far I gave her two shampoos, one haircut, carved her face ( took hours!) painted my first layer of chalk and applied a coat of MSC. weeoow!
I should mention that I also removed one of the eye chips with the hot screw method, left bits and pieces on the side, of course...
Inside the old roundhouse the stalls where the locomotives were stabled have been converted for engineering use.
Yay! The last picture in the Month of Clones. Hope you enjoyed it. I learned what many of these girls are. To see a slideshow of Clone Month, click on the "month of clones" tag, then click on the slideshow icon in the upper right.
Clone Barbie-sized clothes seen at an antique shop... for your doll clothes id pleasure. Feel free to pin to help others ID these htf outfits. :)
Clone commanders were clone troopers with extra advanced training, and also engineered to be able to have more potential for tactical thinking and independence. Clone commanders could be assigned to field command centres, or to lead regiments into battle. They were often seen with additions to their standard set of armour, such as kamas and pauldrons.
America version, looks like German FQ-clone Claudia or Perta but isnt the same.
This picture isnt mine but from internet and I uploaded it here to help identification.
I will remove the pic if so requested.
For Yatabazah.
RAHH!!! attack of the clones!
Quick day trip out to Tianjin with my friend Michela.
I'm around but haven't been posting much :( I intend to remedy this.
This clone is "Daphne" from a set of "twin" dolls named Diane & Daphne. Unfortunately except for her face, her skintone is painted on (see previous photo) so I try not to move her too much.
-i clone stamped the red hair onto nicks head, and used the eraser and blur tool to fix the shading.
-i clone stamped the eyes from the other girl and used the dodge tool to correct the skin shading.
-i took the braces off of the last girl and just fit it to nicks face.
Well i have to say this was new for me, i have always made some topper of sorts and I just didnt have time this last week to do that as well as all the other stuff for my boys birthday. So i got these from Sandra @ Kiwicakes. The kids loved theme and the birthday boy decorated them once i swirled the icing on. vanilla cupcake with vanilla and white chocolate buttercream. I must say he had grand ideas of tropper helmets and all sorts
Different ages, but cloned in Korea from the same deceased mother.
They have no father, but three mothers contributed to their birth: Missy for DNA, another for an embryo (and mitochondrial DNA), and a third surrogate mom for implantation and fetal development.
Because of their random estrous cycles, dogs are among the most difficult animals to clone.
MissyToo was full of beans. I first saw her “sister” with Lou in a canoe on Echo Lake.
They dropped by for lunch today, just as a "news" item broke of three human clones living in Eastern Europe.
Acrylic on 12x24" canvas.
Because when you recall a deplorable wartime perspective from the real world (alternate design here), the best way to soften the memory of its horrific nature is to parody it via Star Wars. And so, here we are.
[If you were wondering: I chose a Clonetrooper helmet rather than a Stormtrooper because Clones fought alongside Jedi and it doesn’t seem like Imperial troops were of the "religious" ilk. Plus, Stormtroopers had terrible aim. Also, I needed to “translate” the wings and knife elements from the original design and the best candidates were a modified version of the Jedi Order symbol and a lightsaber (this one obviously being of the Kenobi variety), neither of which would sync up with the Empire’s troops.]
This painting is now for sale on Etsy!
T-shirts available here!
Prints available here!