I hate having stretch marks and I do everything I can to hide them, and having a plastic doll with them isn't going to change my feelings on that. But I'll give Mr. Lamm credit on these. All bodily modifications and imperfections are represented...except maybe a piercing or two. Since Lammily can have tattoos a few optional piercings might be a cute idea too.
Bottom line: it will be interesting to see if these will be a success. I doubt they will; in the past I've discussed some other Barbie challengers and how well they fared. But I could be wrong; that customization gives the Lammily doll an edge that the other Barbie alternates didn't have. And that cute face is hard to resist!
Yours truly,
RagingMoon1987
I think the time might be right for this type of doll. I myself ordered 2 of the dolls during the crowd funding many months ago and am looking forward to receiving them. I laughed a little when I saw the "marks" package though. Maybe a little too much realism for me. I definitely won't be giving my doll stretch marks or cellulite -- I already live with enough of that already! I am always on the look out for dolls with varying body shapes. I own some Mixis, Get Real, Prettie Girls and a Big Beautiful doll. Oh, and I also have the Hairspray Edna and Tracy doll as well as the dolls from the Drew Carey Show. All in the interest of diversity!
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