I have not looked at a lot of reviews for these figures, but they seem to be popular, and I have never seen as many flaws listed as you mention, and illustrate, here.
Those shoes are definitely cool... or would be, if they had finished painting them! That's kind of an obvious mistake.
I once purchased a Monster High figure that had two left hands - I know, she's a monster, but still, that was not part of the character design. It was one of the later issue figures when MH quality had taken a serious dive. Looks like RH is in decline before they even get started.
Bratz dolls usually have their heads stapled in to the package like this. I have found Bratz dolls to be the most frustrating to de-box, but it appears that Rainbow High may just edge them out in that regard.
Perhaps if you diplomatically and unemotionally point out all the unex-pected flaws, Amazon will send you another without requiring a return.
Because... yeah... I'd probably feel sorry for her, too.
Those shoes are definitely cool... or would be, if they had finished painting them! That's kind of an obvious mistake.
I once purchased a Monster High figure that had two left hands - I know, she's a monster, but still, that was not part of the character design. It was one of the later issue figures when MH quality had taken a serious dive. Looks like RH is in decline before they even get started.
Bratz dolls usually have their heads stapled in to the package like this. I have found Bratz dolls to be the most frustrating to de-box, but it appears that Rainbow High may just edge them out in that regard.
Perhaps if you diplomatically and unemotionally point out all the unex-pected flaws, Amazon will send you another without requiring a return.
Because... yeah... I'd probably feel sorry for her, too.
They're not dolls, they're action figures!