Recently, I won a figure on eBay of which I only wanted the headsculpt & body. I was able to find a buyer for the clothing & props right away. It occurred to me that sometimes figure collectors may be bidding against prop collectors and driving the bid up, unnecessarily. If that is the case, wouldn't it be better if we made some kind of collaborative effort, in order to keep final prices down?
I don't know how to make it work, but it might be a worthwhile strategy.
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
The Blogs of Studio 126
These are the genre-specific blogs of Studio 126:
- Thinking Outside of the Dollhouse-
Using dolls/figures & their accessories in non-traditional ways, such as "lay figures" and in diorama. - Hunks of Plastic (if a straight guy can say that...)-
About 12-inch GI Joe, other footmen & related - Adventures in Playscale-
Anything about real or imaginary adventurers & explorers - Babes in Toyland-
About 12" femfigs, fashion dolls & anything else remotely related - Getting Technical...-
About science, technology & science fiction
My Non-Miniaturism Blogs
The Studio 126 Web Ring
My 1:6 scale action doll web ring consists of the following pages:
- A Playscale Poser ⚶
Overview of Playscale Miniaturism,
including dollhousing & diorama (a.k.a. stagecraft) & coed integration - A GI Joe Poser ♂
Male & military figures - A Fuzzhead Poser ⨁
Pulp adventure-style figures & other figures with flocking for hair - A Barbie-Jane Poser ♀
GI Jane-class femfigs & fashion dolls - A Max Steel Poser ♐︎
1:6 scale technology (incl. vehicles), science fiction & superspies
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