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probably the last convention I'll be attending in 2009. i'm pretty sure the tables are already sold out, so i probably won't see you there.
Here the deboxed Anna clone is posed standing, supported by a Kaiser doll stand. Since her dress is fairly loose, it is very easy to insert the prongs of the stand under her dress and wrap them around her waist. Because of the ill fitting boots, she stands on tippy toes, with her toes pointing inward. She stands 11 3/4 inches tall. She comes with a light pink cape made of very thin velvet. There is a cap made of the same material around her head, fastened by a gold elastic band under her chin. She has a black bodice with floral decoration, light blue sleeves, and dark blue skirt with floral decorations. She has black boots with an embossed design that is not painted. She doesn't have mittens.
The knockoff Anna doll has been fully deboxed. She is lying down on a counter, with her cape spread out and her arms in natural positions. She is a good copy of the Disney Store Classic Anna doll, and looks very pretty to me. One obvious flaw is that her feet don't fit the boots very well, so she looks pigeon toed. Her legs aren't centered in the boots so she is on tippy toes when she stands up. The cape is made of very thin material, so it is almost see through. And the Velcro closure in the front is very crude looking. But her dress and blouse combo doesn't look too bad. Overall, she is much better looking than the Elsa clone.
First look at Frozen knockoff (bootleg) dolls from China, that are clones of the Disney Store Classic Anna and Elsa dolls. I first read about them in The Toy Box Philosopher's blog article, Anna and Elsa Knockoff Dolls from China. I was intrigued enough to order them from an EBay seller. I got them in two weeks, and will photograph them boxed, during the deboxing, fully deboxed. Then I will outfit them with the spare simplified Classic Anna and Elsa dresses from the Disney Store's Frozen Deluxe Fashion Doll Set. I will also compare them with the original Disney Store Classic dolls.
Their main selling point is that their faces are excellent copies of the Classic Anna and Elsa dolls from the Disney Store. They are also highly articulated, having bodies that are copies of older versions of Barbie Fashionista dolls. They come together in a set that sells for under $20 on eBay, from various sellers, and usually with free shipping, even though they are being shipped from China.
CAUTION: These dolls are NOT recommended for children. There is a faint mottling of the plastic that is visible in closeup photos of their faces. Their joints are very loose, and a hand of the Anna doll actually fell off during her deboxing by the Toy Box Philosopher. Since these are bootleg products, shipped directly from China, they have not gone through any safety inspections, that are required for legitimate dolls.
Oh My God! I've been cloned and had the top of my head cut off (that wasn't supposed to happen)!!!!!!!
Clones Knots have been added to the centre of this ridged petals version.(Ridges are achieved by working the dc(UK) into the back loops only of the stitches.
They're everywhere, and they start to interact with normal people ...
Sie sind überall - und sie fangen an, mit normalen Menschen umzugehen ...
onlar her yerde - ve normal insanlarla davranma basladila ...
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Read all about it in Figure of the Day: figureoftheday.blogspot.com/2012/02/star-wars-figure-of-d...
Blythe clone sold at Winn Dixie stores in the late 2000's and 2010's, given new life by me with a new body, facial tweaks and a wig!
I named her Carol lol
First ever clone. Rushed just a little. 2 xp photo keeping it simple. Kinda of interesting trying to get the lighting almost right. Next clone should be 3-5 photos all together.
Two new Sindy or Sindy clone dolls (not sure I am going by what a doll friend told me) with a Finger Ding looking on in the background.
I took these pictures in my room, put a timer on the camera and set it on top of furniture since I don't have a tripod. I then edited the picture by copying and pasting on a layer and erasing until me, myself, and I were everywhere. :b
Yesterday, a clone defect was found in a secret Russian version "Star Wars" factory and it was photographed, here is that image.
Fearing a looming global war Russia has stepped up production of all sorts of new weaponry even including artificial, unidentifiable armies like for example, the famous Crimea "little green men".
Russia's secret clone troopers' or "baitsy" factory in the Urals maintains strict quality control. It allows fewer than one-in-a-billion defects yet sometimes they detect one.