Giddy glad am I ... PhillyCollector, this blog, is now listed on DollChat.
Pause from bouncing about for a deep breath.
Hark! Hear the traffic coming?
Brotherly love in playscale: finding diversity in fashion dolls and action figures from the 1960s to now: Barbie, Fashion Royalty, Momoko, Susie, GI Joe, Power Team, Mixis.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Possible Interruption - Changes
I am cancelling service my current Internet provider so I might not be online for a day or a few days. So I might not get to any comments submitted promptly. Thanks for your patience in this time. I'll be back with more doll and action figure ramblings and photos.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Action Figure Line-up at StinkersStuff
Have you ever wondered how action figures stand against fashion dolls, particularly the taller Fashion Royalty dolls? Well, Johanna of Stinker's Stuff offers this fun visual aide plus review of several current action figures.
She also has an impressive line of fashion dolls here.
Sigh. That's how I want to collect once I have downsized.
She also has an impressive line of fashion dolls here.
Sigh. That's how I want to collect once I have downsized.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Sale on Fashion Fever Barbies - $10 Thursday & Friday
Ah, January and the start of a new year. Time to review our collections and make those hard decisions. A collector has to do what a collector has to do.
In my case, that means move out duplicates and no longer wanteds. I have some items here:
For sale
Everything is from a smoke-free home. Postage NOT included in price.
All Mattel Fashion Fever dolls, tubed or boxed, $10 each if order is placed today or tomorrow, Friday, January 22, 2010.
I will post additional items over the weekend. Thanks for looking.
In my case, that means move out duplicates and no longer wanteds. I have some items here:
For sale
Everything is from a smoke-free home. Postage NOT included in price.
All Mattel Fashion Fever dolls, tubed or boxed, $10 each if order is placed today or tomorrow, Friday, January 22, 2010.
I will post additional items over the weekend. Thanks for looking.
Labels:
Barbie,
Fashion Fever,
Mattel,
sale,
TheDollPage.com
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Majestic Studios Battlestar Galactica Guys to Go
Here are three Battlestar Galactica action figures I bought in 2008:

From left to right: Lieutenant Starbuck (Dirk Benedict), Captain Apollo (Richard Hatch), and Commander Adama (Lorne Green). Majestic Studios Inc. produced these figures to represent the original cast from the 1978-79 TV series, Battlestar Galactica. I was aware of the show, but I did not follow it. However, when I saw the figures online, I had to have them - non-Ken, non-Joe guys!

As I mentioned in an earlier post on these figures, after I received them, I favored Commander Adamo. He would make a perfect priest for my playscale settings. The others, I am going to put them up for sale. They are the Battlestar Galactica "Guys to Go" in the title of this post.
What can I say about them? Well, their bodies are shiny and their faces and hands are flat, matte. I do not like the way their arms fit into their shoulders or the way their upper legs fit into their hip area. But I do find them fun to pose. Here are two more photos of them posing:


From left to right: Lieutenant Starbuck (Dirk Benedict), Captain Apollo (Richard Hatch), and Commander Adama (Lorne Green). Majestic Studios Inc. produced these figures to represent the original cast from the 1978-79 TV series, Battlestar Galactica. I was aware of the show, but I did not follow it. However, when I saw the figures online, I had to have them - non-Ken, non-Joe guys!

As I mentioned in an earlier post on these figures, after I received them, I favored Commander Adamo. He would make a perfect priest for my playscale settings. The others, I am going to put them up for sale. They are the Battlestar Galactica "Guys to Go" in the title of this post.
What can I say about them? Well, their bodies are shiny and their faces and hands are flat, matte. I do not like the way their arms fit into their shoulders or the way their upper legs fit into their hip area. But I do find them fun to pose. Here are two more photos of them posing:

Also Found in Walmart and Pathmark - Liv & Barbie
Walmart (Wyncote, PA) has all FOUR of the Liv Dolls with their pets:


Here are photos of Liv Sophie ...

My what big eyes you have, grandma. The better to see you with, dear. My what an odd stare you have, grandma. The better to mesmerize you, dear. Creepy eyes, I think. But then, I just want them for their bodies and their clothes. Cackle. And their pesky little dogs - ouch. Couldn't resist.

Maybe the prototype for this Sophie had bangs; the produced doll has a side part with no bangs.
I did not see any of the Barbie Basics OR the Rocawear crew at this Walmart; my guess is either they sold out or they may not have received them yet.
Pathmark (Wyncote, PA) has both Valentine Wishes Barbie

Good news for fans of the Adrian/Desiree face mold, hers is the chosen head for the 2010 supermarket Valentine Wishes Barbie doll.


Here are photos of Liv Sophie ...

My what big eyes you have, grandma. The better to see you with, dear. My what an odd stare you have, grandma. The better to mesmerize you, dear. Creepy eyes, I think. But then, I just want them for their bodies and their clothes. Cackle. And their pesky little dogs - ouch. Couldn't resist.

Maybe the prototype for this Sophie had bangs; the produced doll has a side part with no bangs.
I did not see any of the Barbie Basics OR the Rocawear crew at this Walmart; my guess is either they sold out or they may not have received them yet.
Pathmark (Wyncote, PA) has both Valentine Wishes Barbie

Good news for fans of the Adrian/Desiree face mold, hers is the chosen head for the 2010 supermarket Valentine Wishes Barbie doll.
Labels:
Barbie,
Liv,
Mattel,
Pathmark,
Spinmaster,
Valentine Wishes,
Walmart
Monday, January 18, 2010
Martin Luther King Day Links
I am almost like the Little Drummer Boy with no gift to bring or in this case, no on-target post to share. Rather than leave the holiday unaddressed, I share these Martin Luther King Day links:
Debbie B. Garrett's post from Black Doll Collecting blog
Terri Gold's post from Collecting Fashion Dolls blog
Kim's post from Lies Secrets Silence blog
Debbie B. Garrett's post from Black Doll Collecting blog
Terri Gold's post from Collecting Fashion Dolls blog
Kim's post from Lies Secrets Silence blog
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