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^Exactly! It's a good sculpt.
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Well, as long as it doesn't have that god-awful grimace with the bared teeth that the Conan head did, I'd buy a few.
I'm kinda hoping for a Tom Hiddleston sculpt myself.
I saw one for a BJD in 1:3 scale, and the likeness was so dead on it was spooky!
Unfortunately, that's the only scale that the artist works in, so nothing in 1:6 or 1:9, unless someone here is that good.JediJaidaComment
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Well, I popped a Dinah head off of one of my figures, and popped on the burgundy head in its place.
I must say that the hair on this doll is the softest doll hair I've ever felt!
Usually, doll hair of any kind, whether nylon, kanaokalon (or however the heck you spell it!), doesn't really feel that soft. It actually FEELS fake!
I don't know how to describe it, but doll hair just doesn't have the same tactile feel as real human hair.
Do you get what I'm saying?
Anyway, this particular type of fiber is very soft to the touch, and almost, ALMOST feels like human hair.
Although, as I examine the rooting job, I find that some of the plugs were irregularly placed, especially when you get away from the front hairline.
However, this is a very minor quibble.
The vinyl of the head is very firm, the paint job excellent, and the burgundy color is kind of cute once you get used to it.
Maybe I can make a Morgan LeFey out of her.JediJaidaComment
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i guess the green hair would work for Green Knight for a Sir Gawain...To expand the Arthurian world...sigpicComment
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