"Hi Nina!
I'm Dana aka D7ana I collect playscale dolls and action figures - Barbie, Ken, G.I. Joe, Power Team, Mixis, Fashion Royalty, Takara, etc. You can see some of my playscale folks on my blog.
So hi and welcome to you!"
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Live from Philadelphia
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dana Cooper Nov 14, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Loves
Hello, all! I'm Nina and I'm new to Doll Observer. I used to be a strict Pullip collector and as such frequented Pullip boards, but I've started expanding my horizons and it has lead me here. I look…Read More
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Deborah Steinmetz replied to Nina O'Neill's discussion 'Tips on aligning "permanent" eyes?' in the group Doll Hospital"Nina, what a neat link! I would have never thought to carve out the eyes and replace them! Hmmm I wonder if they make eyes small enough to fit into Barbie heads? (I've tried repainting eyes and am terrible, and bet replacing…"
Nina O'Neill replied to Nina O'Neill's discussion 'Tips on aligning "permanent" eyes?' in the group Doll Hospital"I spent some time looking around the internet, and found a tutorial. The tut shows how to perform this on both wigged and rooted dolls! I figured I'd leave the link here in case anyone else runs into this…"
Nina O'Neill added a discussion to the group Doll Hospital
Tips on aligning "permanent" eyes?
My Evangeline Ghastly is in desperate need, she's totally wonky eyed (though careful photography can disguise it a bit). I know it can be done, as I saw a custom on ebay with changed eyes. The person had cut the back of the head to create a removable scalp so she could change and align the eyes.I plan on experimenting with a couple Liv dolls I have lying around, but wondered if anyone had attempted this and could give some suggestions?See More
Nina O'Neill commented on Deborah Steinmetz's group 'Monster High'"My MH Army! Ignore Evangeline there, she was just posed to show size. (It's hard sometimes to go through life as a 50 ft woman)"
Nina O'Neill commented on Mark W. Padilla's group 'Wilde Imagination Fans'"Thanks, Mark! You gave me the confidence to do it myself as well, and I like it even better than her dark wig!
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Nina O'Neill joined Simon Farnworth's groupDoll Hospital
A group for sharing tips and tricks for doll repair, restoration and general TLC of those fashion dolls in need!
Nina O'Neill commented on Mark W. Padilla's group 'Wilde Imagination Fans'"I'd love to see a picture of her with the pigtails down. I plan on removing them myself, though she will probably stay in her dark wig for a while. She's supposed to arrive today, so I'll try and get some pictures up if they manage to…"
Nina O'Neill replied to Nina O'Neill's discussion 'Live from Philadelphia'"Thanks for the welcomes, everyone! I'm glad you appreciate my silly phrase!"
Kate Fosk replied to Nina O'Neill's discussion 'Live from Philadelphia'"Hi Nina, I like that phrase as well!"
Community ManagerSimon Farnworth replied to Nina O'Neill's discussion 'Live from Philadelphia'
"Hi Nina, Wonderful to meet you and welcome you to DollObs :) You certainly have found the right place fro a wide range of dolls and doll lovers and I love your phrase 'Doll Diversity", I may have to 'steal' it lol!
Hugs, Simon"
Groups AdminLilly, Chevalier-Fox replied to Nina O'Neill's discussion 'Live from Philadelphia'
"Hello Nina
a pleasure to welcome you!!
thanks for joining my "Sew Much Fun"group
you will, for sure, discover lot of interesting places around here
we all love pics so please shoot and share ;)
Dolly cheers"
Nina O'Neill posted a discussionLive from Philadelphia
Hello, all! I'm Nina and I'm new to Doll Observer. I used to be a strict Pullip collector and as such frequented Pullip boards, but I've started expanding my horizons and it has lead me here. I look forward to getting to know everyone as I start drooling over Integrity and Tonner, and amassing a more diverse personal collection alongside people who understand the importance of dolly diversity. Wonderful to meet you all!See More
Nina O'Neill commented on Mark W. Padilla's group 'Wilde Imagination Fans'"I ordered my first Evangeline, Timeless, this morning at 6 am after I got home from work. I'd been planning her for weeks! I am so excited! "
Nina O'Neill commented on Deborah Steinmetz's group 'Monster High'"Fabulous, Deborah! I look forward to seeing them. Do you have a favorite girl? I collect all the ones I like, but I have a special place for Draculaura. She's the only one I'm going out of my way to collect every version."
Profile Information
- The dolls that I collect are:
- other
- My favourite doll in my collection is:
- Pullip Principessa
- The reason I love dolls is:
- Dolls personify the imagination.
- My Flickr account web address:
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/audrina_asylum/
A bit about myself...
I don't know when I started loving dolls, I just always have. I stopped collecting for a long time when I turned around 14 or 15, but picked it up again in my early 20s when I discovered the Pullip family. They became quite the obsession and while I've cooled on them a bit and expanded my horizons, they're still a huge part of my hobby life.
I own one Evangeline Ghastly and one Integrity, and can't wait to get more of both!
In addition to dolls like these which require a more sizable investment, I also collect Monster High, especially Draculaura, the vampire girl. They're just a fun entertainment, and it's always exciting to walk into a store and see what you might find!
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