*Creative! These make good companions for Living Dead Dolls, but they're different enough to stand out. *Body has a bit of bone structure molded in, which is always nice *Clothes are well-made for the most part the shoes are lousy, but the rest of these clothes are okay *Faces are unique and detailed each of these dolls is a character all her own. *Only lightly stained, unlike some of my other dolls *A little on the scary side, and some are a bit risque as well. *Hairstyles are elaborate and hard to recreate if they get messed up *Lightly stained, though this isn't a tremendous deal So I'm just going to redress my dolls in their old threads and wrap this up as well. Regarding redressing, I don't think these dolls were meant to be redressed, and the only Etsy shop that offered extra clothes for these dolls is a shop that I absolutely refuse to shop at now. I'll be moving their legs and waists as little as possible. Luckily for me my BEG duo is still pretty tight, and I plan on keeping it that way. I've got Shirley Temple and Peaches waiting in my bedroom, and my great-aunt has a bunch that she wants restrung. Great.just what I need, more dolls to restring. Mine is the one with the dark green hair, though in photographs it's very hard to tell what color her hair truly is.Īccording to this review of Olivia O'Lantern these dolls have strung waists and hips.
All three dolls have stark white heads and bodies, and their paint is the same. I wonder if Infinity thinks Sid Vicious was innocent or guilty of Nancy's murder (I have my doubts about his guilt, but the evidence seems to point solidly to him)? Anywho, Miss Infinity came in three different color combinations: black hair/red dress, dark green hair/black dress, and red hair/black dress. Sounds like an interesting person, though I think she'd think differently of "anything Brittany" if she met my best friend, a punky young woman with tattoos and piercings who also happens to be named Brittany. In other words, she's a straight-edge punk with a fondness for the subculture's music and a vitriol for anything mainstream. *Alcohol and meat (straight-edgers are often vegans and teetotalers) *Dyeing her hair various colors (except pink) *Visiting CBGB (a now-defunct NYC music club) and other clubs *New York (whether she means the city or the state is not specified) *The colors magenta and blue (her favorites) The pet bit is even more unusual for Infinity because she apparently doesn't believe in having pets. I think the pet thing is a bit odd since these dolls didn't come with any, but that was listed on their personality pages anyway.
Like many doll lines that have come and gone, the characters in this line each had different personalities, with lists of likes, dislikes, favorite colors, and pets.
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