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Fat LHFers
Feb. 20th, 2009 01:11 pmOn the subject of fat dolls, D7ana informs me of Play Along's 2007 Tracy and Edna Turnblad dolls, which were actually fat, not to mention really cute. I do like regular Tracy's '60s flip, as well as her big smile, but I don't want to get a doll without a character. That being said, I clearly need more fat people in LHF.
I count the following characters as fat: Andrew, Rori, Justine and Margie. Gemini might also be fat, but it's difficult to tell what's going on underneath her incredibly baggy clothes.
I got the genius idea last night to make ZaeZae fat, or, more specifically, to try out my new fats-sculpting technique on her: namely, adding fat to a headsculpt, rather than carving fats out of it, the way that I did with Margie. Adding fats to ZaeZae's head won't be a problem, although she will require a complete repaint to blend the Sculpey-colored fats in with her skin tone. Making her body fats may be more difficult, as she is currently on a stalk-like articulated Barbie body.
I also got the genius idea this morning to sculpt fats onto my forthcoming Alicia doll. Her default Martha Jones body is more robust than an articulated Barbie, so this might be easier than enlarging ZaeZae.
EDIT: Making fats for Alicia may be easier than making fats for ZaeZae, as Alicia's neck connector is at the base of her neck [rather than under her chin], allowing me to make chin fats that will not impede her neck articulation.
I count the following characters as fat: Andrew, Rori, Justine and Margie. Gemini might also be fat, but it's difficult to tell what's going on underneath her incredibly baggy clothes.
I got the genius idea last night to make ZaeZae fat, or, more specifically, to try out my new fats-sculpting technique on her: namely, adding fat to a headsculpt, rather than carving fats out of it, the way that I did with Margie. Adding fats to ZaeZae's head won't be a problem, although she will require a complete repaint to blend the Sculpey-colored fats in with her skin tone. Making her body fats may be more difficult, as she is currently on a stalk-like articulated Barbie body.
I also got the genius idea this morning to sculpt fats onto my forthcoming Alicia doll. Her default Martha Jones body is more robust than an articulated Barbie, so this might be easier than enlarging ZaeZae.
EDIT: Making fats for Alicia may be easier than making fats for ZaeZae, as Alicia's neck connector is at the base of her neck [rather than under her chin], allowing me to make chin fats that will not impede her neck articulation.