06-30-2020, 10:13 PM
(06-30-2020, 12:00 AM)neon_jellyfish Wrote: Bratzillaz were such a fun line! I loved the designs, but the quality was... As problematic as always with MGA dolls. We got the first two waves, then they disappeared. I always wondered whether they'd work with Obitsu bodies.
You did a great job on her outfit!!!
I think I did see someone ex.periment with either a Braztzilla head or an EAH head on an Obitsu body. It looked fairly decently.
Thank you!
(06-30-2020, 08:55 AM)davidd Wrote: Your post, and the mention of Ben Elton, inspired me to read about the musical, which I have not seen. It sounds like the dialogue is full of references to rock lyrics and rock bands and performers. Is the show as quick-witted and clever as a Blackadder episode?
I read this summary on Wikipedia: "The musical tells the story of a group of Bohemians who struggle to restore the free exchange of thought and fashion, and live music in a distant future where everyone dresses, thinks and acts the same." This strikes me as extremely sad as here we are today, nearly two decades after this musical was released, and the pressure to conform is stronger than ever; indeed, it is now legally enforced in many respects. The virus is being used to justify even further control, and we are being brainwashed in to "binge-watching Netflix" and accepting similar mind-numbing, screen-based, conformity-inducing activities as "the new normal."
Anyway, as you know, I love your custom-costumed "Scaramouche" Bratzillaz gal, and she looks as goth-glam as ever here!
Honestly, yeah it is. There are moments that are just really fun because it's characters trading barbs at each other.
The show has aged surprisingly well in the idea of one coroporation owning the world aspect of it...
Thank you!
(06-30-2020, 04:59 PM)Elfy Wrote: Whenever I see or hear the word Scaramouche my mind immediately goes to the old movie with Stewart Grainger, and I still maintain that the film has one the best sword fight scenes ever.
Y'know, I've never seen that film? I should try to see it.
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182. T is for Tiff Toff
A 16" lovely from the 2009 collection, Tiff Toff thought she would take the 'T' spot and say hello to you all, today.