The girl doll was quite boring, but I like the cat-like animals to the right (in the other picture). But $56? Perhaps if I would be riddiculously rich, had kids and had a huge need to show off to other parents.
Nostalgia: I remember making a lot of clothes for my dolls and toys when I was a kid and I think those are pretty easy to make clothes too. I had two sisters so when we played together we mixed my action figures with their dolls + lego and stuff we found outside. Mom was not happy finding large holes in the canvas rolls she had bought. Obviously we did not cut out material from the corners, but from the middle of the cloth since the cloth was much better there.
Was looking all over on that page for a note saying all proceeds go to Starving Children somewhere or if 500 of these sell there will be World Peace or something. Otherwise no, I really can't see anyone EVER buying one of those, much less for 56 $. Maybe for 3 $ for a white elephant gift exchange....
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Who would EVER pay $56 for this?
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It looks home made. Something you would MAKE for your children, not buy.
Nope, there are people who make stuffed animals from pictures your children draw for much cheaper. Plus they are hilarious.
if someone buys it .. what s the harm ?
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Curse PremiumWait, you guys don't buy those all the time?
....*Hides in corner*
I think the next time my friends have a warhammer tournament, I'm just going to bring a truck full of like 500 of these and make that my army.
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@TacoManStan: Go
Bring a camera as well. I wanna see the look on their faces.
The girl doll was quite boring, but I like the cat-like animals to the right (in the other picture). But $56? Perhaps if I would be riddiculously rich, had kids and had a huge need to show off to other parents.
Nostalgia: I remember making a lot of clothes for my dolls and toys when I was a kid and I think those are pretty easy to make clothes too. I had two sisters so when we played together we mixed my action figures with their dolls + lego and stuff we found outside. Mom was not happy finding large holes in the canvas rolls she had bought. Obviously we did not cut out material from the corners, but from the middle of the cloth since the cloth was much better there.
Was looking all over on that page for a note saying all proceeds go to Starving Children somewhere or if 500 of these sell there will be World Peace or something. Otherwise no, I really can't see anyone EVER buying one of those, much less for 56 $. Maybe for 3 $ for a white elephant gift exchange....