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Incognito wrote:Wow! That is freaky. The new Gaia head with the first wig looks like a woman that lived down the street from me. If the skin was darker the doll could be her twin!
Well, I don't know your neighbor (unfortunately ), but give her the right skin tone, an athletic, well toned "C" cup body and she would be a perfect Gina Torres!
EMELY wrote:
DDebonair wrote:
uch wrote:Absolutely marvelous! She is at the top of my list for an African American doll, closely followed by Lovable dolls.
The proper classification would be a mulatto doll.
She has more caucasian features than anything else except for thicker/fuller lips and "darker" skin tone and even that is tadbit fair.
DDebonair boy we see things different
I look at her nose her high cheekbones and high forehead never seen Caucasian women with these features
I have seen Indian and Hispanic women with some of these features But never all
African women come in all colors believe that or not Some are light others are dark complexion
[quote="Szalinski"
She is half Caucasain (Danish/German), half Afro-American (With the smallest touch of Tsalagi). I know this because I supplied the Caucasain half.
Which means no; you may not turn her into a doll! [/quote]
), but give her the right skin tone, an athletic, well toned "C" cup body and she would be a perfect Gina Torres!
