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A Brat-Brick? 
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We might be wandering too far into the 80's, but how can you resist what appears to be ACID WASH JEANS?
http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/yhst-1273664..._2169_80659112
mego like cowboy #4 made by DSIComment
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I think Bratz figures were a rip-off of those fashion ads in the early 2000's of the girls with the oversized heads? I can't find an example online. Were they Dave Madden or McFadden shoes and accessories? They even had a wacky and annoying commercial at one point that aired in movie theaters. Maybe someone knows exactly what I'm talking about and can post an example of an ad?Comment
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I've no doubt there was an influence on the whole SuperDeformed thing from Japan as well. Those proportions were pretty typical of Ball Jointed dolls as well weren't they? I can't remember the names of the brands... Dollfie? Blythe? One of them was actually based on a seventies doll by Kenner(?).
They are pretty ubiquitous in my sojourns to Asia over the past decades.Comment
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Yeah,some of the Bratz clothes look like they would suit Brick and friends good.I really dont know too much about them and made the mistake of buying a Bratz lot thinking i was going to get some cool clothes for Brick and friends,but when i recieved it,they ended up being like 4 inches tall.
How many different sizes do these come in?
Most sellers dont say the height of them and if they do it varies.
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