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The Bronze Age version of Queen from the Royal Flush Gang (the looks changed a lot, as did the people wearing the costumes). I tried something here I haven’t before: the red and black design on the front of the vest was designed on Photoshop and printed out on printable material. It has kind of a limited use overall, as the material is cotton, so no stretch, but it’s the only way I could see to do some of the design work on the Gang. The stripes and checkered pattern are an old-fashioned laundry pen’s work. The crown was printed out on regular old paper and glued to some posterboard. Head is a re-sculpted Glinda, body uses white hands and a neck from Classic TV Toys. She actually has two right hands, as one needed to be glued around the staff because the thumbs kept snapping off even though there was no pressure on them (there’s a slot in the staff that fits the thumb nicely). Staff is made from part of a shish kebob stick, some string, a rolled piece of Contact adhesive, and a stick-on kids earring jewel. The pic on the end is what I printed out.
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