I find the scale reasonable...if it is indeed 14/18".? You can still maintain
detail with 'real patterns'; Small for me is 12" or below (which includes
'Barbie').? However I have see some doll house dolls (5/6" that have been
wonderfully rendered.? These dolls usually involve some glue or clothi
t: Sun, January 16, 2011 4:30:02 PM
> Subject: Re: [h-cost] Historical figures
>
> Umm, I did go and read the website. They are not THAT small, he does them
>one-quarter scale. So the average figure would be about 15-18 inches tall.
>(60"=5 feet, 72"=
Umm, I did go and read the website. They are not THAT small, he does them
one-quarter scale. So the average figure would be about 15-18 inches tall.
Okay, but they're still pretty cool!
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I think Eric the Red was modeled after a cartoon character (whose name
escapes me), at the request of the buyer, so there you are.
In person the Elizabeth isn't all that blond. But hey. The guy's an
artist, not a historical costumer :) They're still worth seeing.
Beautiful work.
Salt cell
Umm, I did go and read the website. They are not THAT small, he does them
one-quarter scale. So the average figure would be about 15-18 inches tall.
(60"=5 feet, 72"=6 feet). I think Barbie is about 12 inches tall???
There certainly are some amazing things there, but not everything is perfec
Let me know if you do; I'm within driving range of there.
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On Jan 16, 2011, at 12:05 PM, Emily Gilbert wrote:
/Wow /How does he do all
/Wow /How does he do all the elaborate detail in the clothing at
such a small size? I may have to go to California just to see those in
person!
Emily
On 1/16/2011 1:22 AM, Marjorie Wilser wrote:
Hi group,
Some chat on the List of late about historical dolls, and today, I
thought of
Hi group,
Some chat on the List of late about historical dolls, and today, I
thought of y'all!
Until today, I had never heard of these, but they are stunning. I saw
quite a few of them on display in the history/art museum in Ventura,
their permanent home. Stunning close up!
http://www.
