There's no accounting for differences in taste but if you are so inclined, here's the link for more delightful photos and ordering information.
http://www.junkyspot.com/obindex.html
Junkyspot is also offering another, 2CM smaller, figure. She's a beautiful female with a body that is similar to that of Amie. Her name is Cleopatra.
With faceup, she's $195. 60cm is just under 24"
Both made of ABS plastic with rubberized joints.
It would be totally okay if she only could bend her legs the other way (just kidding) ;-). I had seen some pictures elsewhere, but that tail is new!
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine that pose. EEK
DeleteTheir promo pics include one with her in the "doggy" position? I don't even know what to say about that.
ReplyDeleteSomeone lost their mind.
DeleteAnthropomorphism works well in comics/cartoons, but here it doesn't -- for me. Maybe the problem is that the doll isn't dressed and posed in a scene? The Tonner Avatar dolls have a certain aesthetic appeal, after all.
ReplyDeleteI haven't ventured into the non-16" or -12" dolls yet, but Cleopatra is certainly lovely.
I agree.
DeleteNow is the time for Hasbro to bring back Peteena.
ReplyDeleteI love Peteena!
DeleteThe dog girl may have been created with some dolfie dream collectors in mind? I like my anthros cute. This girl would be hotter if she was a GSD not a spaniel lol.The other one is good value for the money and I too would love a Peteena repro and more of those Madame Alexander French Kitties as well.
ReplyDeleteif i think about it, what seems off about it is the immature face on the fully mature body.... if you could somehow make an adult dog face or a youthful body, it might not seem so off...it's like putting a Cissette head on a Sybarite body.....i don't get the animal stuff as characters though...i get it as concept art.. but nothing else
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