Life-size dolls ZOMG!! Plus the tale of Mick the mannequin...

[blogofstench]

As an extension of my interest in dolls, I've long had an interest in mannequins. For example, about 11 or 12 years ago, when I lived in small quarters in Somerville, MA, I purchased a 1950s mannequin off Ebay.

I named her Mick. She was made of wood pulp composite and had a nice old musty smell. She had a lovely, small, foreshortened head with

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[plaidedbra]

I would love to have a mannequin or two, or just extra dress forms. My mom made some great costumes that I'd love to display, and I've seen some lovely poses for sitting mannequins that tickle me pink. I've considered getting one of those "My Size" Barbies, so I can put her in some of my childhood clothes. (There's a beautiful sundress in my collection that's just the right size.)

The examples you linked to are really impressive. I had no idea they were so articulated now!