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Tania, Stephanie, Madalaine - Watching 80s TV Shows With My Daughters After School
Gamma Ray posted a topic in Resin BJDs
It's after school! My daughters' homework is done, and we're watching a lot of 80s TV shows before supper! My BJD daughters Tania and Stephanie are here, and my Momoko Doll daughter Madalaine has decided to join us. They may spoil their appetite for supper a bit with popcorn, but we had such a great time that I can overlook it just for today. -
I took a few photos of Leah as we're getting into the middle of fall. I actually had one more photo, but it didn't turn out right. My phone couldn't get the focus right, and I couldn't influence the focus because I was already doing so much else off camera to make the posing work. Leah is wearing the Iplehouse SID cat clothes. This time it's the kitty overalls and the kitty crop top shirt. I think this outfit works very nicely on the Dollmore Model Doll body. It fits Leah well, and the Model Doll legs make this cute overall skirt an extra lovely show of legs, with much of Leah's beautiful thighs showing yet the overalls are still very nicely covering Leah's lower body. This is the first time I'm using these Dollmore boots and the Sophia's umbrella. While these boots are new, I had to glue the heels pretty much right after taking them out of their bag. Oh well. While I don't think these boots are specifically for the Model Doll high heel feet despite the moderately sized heel in the boots, the high heel feet with their extreme high heel arch worked well enough inside the boots. I was relieved to not have to change Leah's feet. In hindsight, I'm not sure if these boots were the best choice for the outfit, but I just really wanted to use them. I'll probably use this outfit with Leah's white high heels next time. Maybe her black high heels. The Sophia's umbrella is something I got from Aimee and Daria's Doll Outlet in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It's a very nice little umbrella, with a wraparound tie-down and also a little click when the umbrella is fully opened. It's also lighter than the umbrellas I got in the past which helps Leah to handle it. It even has a little band on the handle that you might be able to use to help a doll hold the umbrella. The only criticism I have is that I wish it spanned just a bit bigger, but it's still great in its own right.
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The ABJD Slumber Party (Mildly NSFW, lots of lingerie, some naughty poses, and a bit of naughty talk)
Gamma Ray posted a topic in Photo Stories
This is The ABJD Slumber Party! This is one of the biggest photostories I've ever done. This story has all of my mature ABJD ladies enjoying a slumber party in their lingerie. It's a bunch of cheesecake, but it's a fun slumber party. I hope you enjoy watching my ladies bond over slumber party activities. Here's the full list of dolls: Volks Dollfie Dream 2 Yukino Volks Dollfie Dream Dynamite Alna Dollmore Model Doll Leah Cox Iplehouse nYID Olivia Iplehouse SID Eva Iplehouse EID Jessica While not every photo involves a vinyl doll, my Dollfie Dreams are prominently featured in this photostory, so I hope it's okay to share these photos in this subforum. In case you get red Xes, click on the red X to see the photo on Flickr. You can also view all of the photos in the Flickr album for this photostory here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjB1HvB -
I went to the South NJ doll meet today. It was actually my first time going to a meet or doing doll stuff at all for a couple months, so I'm glad I made it to today's meet to get back in the swing of things. I spent a lot of time playing with my Jessica and Olivia with their beach stuff. We had some other dolls, a work in progress head, and action figures, too. We even had a Star Trek captain's chair! You can find all of my photos here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAUZML
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Hi hi! I wanted to share a 1/3rd size tea box I designed. I have a pdf for it but I don't know how I can host that in such a way that I can just give people a download link. .__.
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Hi I'm back because my ADHD finally allowed me to come back to this project. Years ago -- something like fifteen years ago, I think -- I nabbed a couple doll-sized dressers from the Hoob Loob for a 1/4th size resin doll I had (my very first BJD). They worked really well for him, but now that I'm into 1/3rd scale they are just a bit too small, so its time to get creative. Waste not, want not, after all. Here's the beginning stages from several months ago. I pried the bottom detailing and legs off the tall dresser so I can attach it to the top of the short one. Like this. The clock I got secondhand, and it's place will eventually be on the top of the cabinet. I sanded everything in preparation for painting, and removed the hardware. One handle broke so I decided to forego the big drawers in the final result. I'll use them for something else. Here it is painted. I put down a first coat of solid black with acrylic paint and let that dry 24 hours, then went in with slightly watered down Sienna brown, doing one thin coat with a large bristle brush to get a wood texture. If the paint was ever too thick I just brushed over it again with the brush a bit dryer/less paint, until it looked good. The inside of the top shelves I've left solid black, but I didn't bother with the bottom ones, as they'll have drawers in them. I've so far gone over it once with satin varnish with an even rougher brush to get more wood texture. The key is long strokes from one side to the other in the direction you want the "wood grain". It turns out pretty good. And that's where I am so far. I've got a paper liner for the drawers, and I'm going to reuse the same drawer pulls, but the Etsy shop I was going to buy the new legs from (brass small box legs) went on vacation the day I was going to buy them and while they are from a place that is notorious for pumping out crappy mass-produced products, I have been unable to locate another vendor so I have a feeling this place is legit. Le sigh. More soon.
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