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The one on the left looks better to me, so I would choose her.
Quote from: TheDarkWithin on October 01, 2012, 03:58:43 PMThe one on the left looks better to me, so I would choose her.Even with the bald patch?
Yeah, I could ignore that if it was me. But I guess if it really really bothers you, it would be better to go with the other one.
I found this online:"Reflocking Hair: You can reflock Ken heads! To reflock, buy "turf" material that can be used for reflocking, sold at hobby shops. Someone once told me that this is the material used by model car builders when they are making "velour" seat covers! If you have a tiny area to reflock, you can just fill in. However, if the head is a mess you might be better off scrubbing off the old flocking with soap and water. If appropriate and needed, first paint the area to be flocked with Liquitex acrylic pain. Then, use a white water soluble glue to paint a thin area of glue all over the head, forming a hairline as you paint (with a small brush!). Put the flocking in a metal strainer with small holes, and sift it all over the head while the glue has just slightly started to dry. Pat Ken's head gently to set up the flocking. After the glue is dried, you can blow off any excess flocking. You CAN glue over the flocking if you missed spots, but I don't recommend it as the flocking doesn't look very neat after that is done."http://terrigoldphoto.blogspot.com/2009/12/flocking-tutorial-from-restoredollcom.htmlHope that helps!
Can you keep both?? My goodness is Venus a beauty!
Quote from: michelle53 on October 01, 2012, 04:47:27 PMCan you keep both?? My goodness is Venus a beauty!I'd rather only keep one and sell the other. I could use the money.
I have to agree with PandaBerryInSpace!The face looks sweet to me, and probably because of the positioning of the eyes.
Besides if the bald spot is really really bugging you...it won't stop anytime soon...unless you fix/customize with new hair/flocking.
Hey! I know! Customise the other one and sell her as an OOAK!
I wish I had money, I'd buy her from you! I've been wanting to get a Venus for ages, but I have yet to actually get one...
Quote from: TrixieStix on October 01, 2012, 05:02:52 PMI have to agree with PandaBerryInSpace!The face looks sweet to me, and probably because of the positioning of the eyes.OK.QuoteBesides if the bald spot is really really bugging you...it won't stop anytime soon...unless you fix/customize with new hair/flocking.Right. But if I keep the other one, the earring and scratches and not quite lined up flocking will bug me instead. Urgh! Why do I have to be such a perfectionist?! Venus isn't even one of my favorites.Quote from: Foxy_Ninja on October 01, 2012, 05:03:00 PMHey! I know! Customise the other one and sell her as an OOAK!I have considered it. I thought it would be kinda fun to give her a proper mohawk. But I don't know that it would look any good coming from me. I've never done a custom doll before.Quote from: PandaBerryInSpace on October 01, 2012, 05:04:37 PMI wish I had money, I'd buy her from you! I've been wanting to get a Venus for ages, but I have yet to actually get one...Aww.
I can't unsee the different sized eyes on the left one now thanks to Zombelina