ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls!
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ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls!
Hey guys - been a while since I posted here, but I thought I'd show you some "work in progress" pictures of my current winter project - The Phantom of the Opera cast in 1:12 miniature!
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! Q2awbohntch1h164g](https://2img.net/h/www.mediafire.com/convkey/ae48/q2awbohntch1h164g.jpg)
You'll have to pardon the lack of detail - some of the costumes shown here were more or less prototypes, so the Elissa skirt isn't quite as bling-tastic as it could have been. I'd fix a lot of these if I made them again. But the waterfall drapery turned out pretty sweet, considering I'm working with 5.5 inch tall models (talk about unrealistic body image!)
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 3l1b1aetqb90u0j4g](https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/f80b/3l1b1aetqb90u0j4g.jpg)
The idea came to me after talking with Scorp and NightRachel over in this thread:Merchandise - if only!. I got so taken with the idea of ALW Phantom action figures and collectable costumes, I decided I'd have a stab at making something.
(and four costumes later, I'm still here, and planning more!)
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 49m7uh0p6g12d934g](https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/8bfa/49m7uh0p6g12d934g.jpg)
So far I've made Christine's Hannibal Slavegirl outfit, the Elissa skirt, Meg's Degas tutu, and the dressing gown. I've used Heidi Ott poseable dolls where you can choose the hair -and they have ringletted doll wigs in a very similar style to the wigs used in the show. (I may redo Christine's hair - currently she's a bit fluffy Sarah Brightman/Kate Bush). I've currently nearly finished the Serafimo pageboy and maid outfit for Christine in Il Muto. I'll post further pictures once they're finished. In the meantime, have some pictures of the dressing gown!
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 12xe6e678h8gue54g](https://2img.net/h/www.mediafire.com/convkey/0d50/12xe6e678h8gue54g.jpg)
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 8xamkc937kqscz14g](https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/fea8/8xamkc937kqscz14g.jpg)
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! Q2awbohntch1h164g](https://2img.net/h/www.mediafire.com/convkey/ae48/q2awbohntch1h164g.jpg)
You'll have to pardon the lack of detail - some of the costumes shown here were more or less prototypes, so the Elissa skirt isn't quite as bling-tastic as it could have been. I'd fix a lot of these if I made them again. But the waterfall drapery turned out pretty sweet, considering I'm working with 5.5 inch tall models (talk about unrealistic body image!)
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![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 3l1b1aetqb90u0j4g](https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/f80b/3l1b1aetqb90u0j4g.jpg)
The idea came to me after talking with Scorp and NightRachel over in this thread:Merchandise - if only!. I got so taken with the idea of ALW Phantom action figures and collectable costumes, I decided I'd have a stab at making something.
(and four costumes later, I'm still here, and planning more!)
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 49m7uh0p6g12d934g](https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/8bfa/49m7uh0p6g12d934g.jpg)
So far I've made Christine's Hannibal Slavegirl outfit, the Elissa skirt, Meg's Degas tutu, and the dressing gown. I've used Heidi Ott poseable dolls where you can choose the hair -and they have ringletted doll wigs in a very similar style to the wigs used in the show. (I may redo Christine's hair - currently she's a bit fluffy Sarah Brightman/Kate Bush). I've currently nearly finished the Serafimo pageboy and maid outfit for Christine in Il Muto. I'll post further pictures once they're finished. In the meantime, have some pictures of the dressing gown!
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 12xe6e678h8gue54g](https://2img.net/h/www.mediafire.com/convkey/0d50/12xe6e678h8gue54g.jpg)
![ALW Phantom Miniature Dolls! 8xamkc937kqscz14g](https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/fea8/8xamkc937kqscz14g.jpg)
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» From Phantom Notes April 1992 A Phantom of the Opera Newsletter of Comment
» Open Auditions for an Audio Book of Leroux's Phantom at Phantom Reviewer
» Phantom 3NT 7 December 2008: The "Full-Contact Phantom Edition (Cudia/Grant/Barisch)
» More Phantom Art
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