Dolls

They don't exist (yet)

Often they are found at Kmart or Target. You could also try toys are us or any other toy shop.

Best of luck finding one

YES! :D A obitsu is made for any type of doll, and remember these facts when your buying the body: 1.they come in two colors (white and regular and if your lucky you'll fing the dark skin tone.) 2. the 25 cm is perfect for pullips. (the 23cm is good for Dals, and Byuls. the 27 one ~I think~ is too big.) 3. Before buying the obitsu check your doll's skintone!!! And here's some extra info:

No I believe not

Ebay has tons of them

The 1960's

Some dolls can... ones that are made that way. And, even in those cases, the doll itself isn't moving the eyes, usually the person moving the doll also moves the eyes. Most dolls do not have moveable eyes.

It:s a trick film for a regular polaroid camera./ Given the fact Polaroid cameras are somewhat obsolescent given competition by rapid processing ( One hour shops) of conventional film, and more recently, Digital photography, it is hard to say. there were several novelty borders for Polaroid film Barbie was one. there was also Bugs Bunny and other cartoon characters. I"m sorry I can"t help you further. there was no Barbie Polaroid doll, so to speak. There was a tiny mini-movie camera- pink in color wind-up that was a simulated movie camera for Barbie- like the Pink Garrison-type uniform- I heard that a Pink Garrison hat with the Heart and anchor badge was ALMOST adopted by the Grace Line, but well almost does not count. Polaroid did issue a Barbie version of their model 600 camera. They sell on Ebay for $40-$60. Hail Stevens

About 18 inches tall.

The phone number is: 877-268-6638. We have waited 9 weeks for our doll to arrive and they are now saying it could be another 4 more weeks making it a total of 13 weeks. So frustrating!!!!

I don't know,I am looking for one for years now to complete collection for my sister. If any information is available please post.

depends which one, they seem to range from around $90 to about $600

Buffalo New York

Yes, Heissner made Little Red Riding Hood with the wolf and Hansel and Gretle. He may have made others. For pictures, visit the Related Link.

If it is from the Ingrid collection in 2004, not much. AB dolls run anywhere from 5.00 to over 3000 and latest usually produced in lots of 5000 and numbered. Year of manufacture/no produced will determine it's value. Your best bet is to search images and match to find out both of those on your doll.

no with my experience they just tear and break

By searching online and off. Look in your phone book yellow pages. Ask crafters in your area or go to craft shows. One where professional crafters attend and are juried. Look in books sold about doll makers.

I know your search if you are wanting to complete it seriously will take time to do but if it is worth it to you then that's what has to be done. Search, search and then search some more until you are satisfied.

When we look at our living dead dolls they're normal. We look behind then back they have moved and sometimes in the corner of our eyes they blink a little..... We are not KIDDING! CREEPY!!

u can find it a walmart

Michael

Emily

Matthew

Amanda

Lisa

Jennifer

Sarah

Jessia

Jason

Heather

Danielle

not in order of issue

We have professional people who handmade reborn dolls. The doll has a cloth body, vinyl, and different sizes, you can go to see coreborndolly

I would try rubber solution as used to repair bicycle tires. -Available in bike stores.

I loved my Little Miss Kay doll! Yes, my mom bought her off the back of a Kellogg's box of cereal for a birthday gift. I was still living in my first neighborhood where I resided from 1953 to 1961. She had three outfits, one a traveling outfit with, I believe, a small suitcase. One outfit may have been a cowgirl outfit. I loved her because I could send her traveling all over the world, an activity I was looking forward to doing as an adult. I am happy to say that I have traveled on numerous trips throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Europe.

I inherited a Little Miss Kay doll (with wardrobe) in her original mailing box 15 years ago. The doll and outfits are pristine. I would like to find a good home for her. Have pictures and would be happy to post. If anyone out there is interested ... please let me know.

They say you can buy it at the store Justice