Body: Ertl Outdoor Sportsman Turkey Huntress figure, stamped "MG Action." (I just call this body the "Earlene" for short.)
Babes in Toyland
1:6 femfig & fashion scrapbook, featuring action figure Barbie (a.k.a. artiBabs, Barbie-Jane)
Saturday, February 18, 2023
Monday, July 22, 2019
TUTORIAL: Tightening Loose ArtiBabs Knees
ArtiBabs' knee joints often become loose as they age. What follows is a trick to tighten them. [Caution: try at your own risk; no method is 100% foolproof.]
Saturday, May 26, 2018
♀ Harem at 126
SYMBOL KEY
♀ (hand mirror) = All female figures
⚘ (flower) = All junior female figures
☥ (ponytail) = A roothead
Ω (flip hairdo) = A wighead, esp. ball-jointed dolls
☿ (cow) = An Andrea; a male-styled femfig [♉︎ + ♀]
⩄ (short hairdo) = PHemfig, femfigs with sculpted hair [PH = "painthead"]
⚵ (ewe) = FHemfig, with flocked hair [FH = "fuzzhead"]
🚺 (women) = A female body
👙 (bikini) = a large-bust figure
🏋️♀️ (weight-lifter, f.) = a muscle body
⚲ (girly-girl) = A standard female fashion doll, a mare (clothes horse) [♀, archaic]
⫯ (pollywog, north) = A junior female fashion doll, a filly
ᚳ (high-heeled shoe) = A fashion figure, high-heel arti-dolls
♁ (tomgirl) = Barbie-Jane, female arti-dolls [⚨ minus spear]
⫱ (minnow, south) = A Debby, a Skipper-Jane, junior female arti-dolls
⚩ (tomboy) = A female action doll [femfig]
⟜ (pollywog, west) = A junior femfig, girlfigs
🧟♀️ (Frankensteinienne) = A Fran; a hybrid femfig
⚿ (hand mirror, boxed) = A seamless femfig (body) [enclosed ♀]
⫹ (clapperboard, r.) = A Jill, a female action star
⚦ (Amazon) = Jo, bellatrix; military-oriented femfigs [♂+⚩]
⟴ (VIATRIX) = Geo-Jane, outdoorswomen [⊕+⚩]
☘️ (trefoil) = A Trixie, girl scouts
⚴ (spear, fem.) = huntresses/fisherwomen
⚨ (adventuress) = Lara-Jane, adventure-oriented femfigs [⛢+⚩]
🜱 (Atalanta) = A Katniss, a gold-award scout [golden apple]
⧐ (bullet bike fairing, right) = A powersports' equestrienne
⧬ (femme fatale) = Abbey-Jane, she-spies [♀+†]
⟟ (minnow, north) = A Kimmy, junior female agents
↯ (bolt, fem.) = An enhanced female agent [⚡︎+⧬]
⛨ (shield, fem.) = A superheroine [⛉+♀]
⨢ (protégée) = sidekick girl
⚘ (flower) = All junior female figures
☥ (ponytail) = A roothead
Ω (flip hairdo) = A wighead, esp. ball-jointed dolls
☿ (cow) = An Andrea; a male-styled femfig [♉︎ + ♀]
⩄ (short hairdo) = PHemfig, femfigs with sculpted hair [PH = "painthead"]
⚵ (ewe) = FHemfig, with flocked hair [FH = "fuzzhead"]
🚺 (women) = A female body
👙 (bikini) = a large-bust figure
🏋️♀️ (weight-lifter, f.) = a muscle body
⚲ (girly-girl) = A standard female fashion doll, a mare (clothes horse) [♀, archaic]
⫯ (pollywog, north) = A junior female fashion doll, a filly
ᚳ (high-heeled shoe) = A fashion figure, high-heel arti-dolls
♁ (tomgirl) = Barbie-Jane, female arti-dolls [⚨ minus spear]
⫱ (minnow, south) = A Debby, a Skipper-Jane, junior female arti-dolls
⚩ (tomboy) = A female action doll [femfig]
⟜ (pollywog, west) = A junior femfig, girlfigs
🧟♀️ (Frankensteinienne) = A Fran; a hybrid femfig
⚿ (hand mirror, boxed) = A seamless femfig (body) [enclosed ♀]
⫹ (clapperboard, r.) = A Jill, a female action star
⚦ (Amazon) = Jo, bellatrix; military-oriented femfigs [♂+⚩]
⟴ (VIATRIX) = Geo-Jane, outdoorswomen [⊕+⚩]
☘️ (trefoil) = A Trixie, girl scouts
⚴ (spear, fem.) = huntresses/fisherwomen
⚨ (adventuress) = Lara-Jane, adventure-oriented femfigs [⛢+⚩]
🜱 (Atalanta) = A Katniss, a gold-award scout [golden apple]
⧐ (bullet bike fairing, right) = A powersports' equestrienne
⧬ (femme fatale) = Abbey-Jane, she-spies [♀+†]
⟟ (minnow, north) = A Kimmy, junior female agents
↯ (bolt, fem.) = An enhanced female agent [⚡︎+⧬]
⛨ (shield, fem.) = A superheroine [⛉+♀]
⨢ (protégée) = sidekick girl
Friday, October 13, 2017
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Gymnast Barbies...
This is a list of 1990s Barbie lines that used the fully-articulated Gymnast body:
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Why Barbie is So Thin
There are many Barbie-bashers who are critical of Barbie's measurements, claiming they promote a standard of beauty that is impossible for healthy/real women to attain. This, in turn, leads to a poor self-image of their own bodies, further leading to self-esteem issues. This criticism bespeaks a lack of understanding of the realities of scale miniaturism and why "her" creators gave "her" the measurements they did.
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