Celebrities?

[jcpsone]

I'd be interested in celebrity dolls if they could make it legally.

[jst78]

"Yes, a person's likeness, especially a celebrity's, is protected. Not a trademark per say, but protected."

Was wondering about that. Noticed at one point on Anatomical Doll's site a doll's head that looked an awful lot like a certain actress, but then, sadly, it was gone.

[Nescio50]

Noticed at one point on Anatomical Doll's site a doll's head that looked an awful lot like a certain actress, but then, sadly, it was gone.

Probably coincidence as AD always uses Russian women as their models.

[james1969]

What if a doll company had the option to make custom heads to any pictures you sent them. So its a personal custom job for head, and they charge for hour and give you an estimate. Would they still get the bad attention?

I think I saw a company that does this...

http://www.hitdoll.com/index.asp

They do custom heads.

I would consider having a head done for my miniature doll.

That's what Abyss did when I ordered Sharon. I just sent them a few 8 X 10s of the person's face from different angles along with the simple instructions "Please make her look like this.". And of course my check, And they did, using their standard body 6 and face (they chose the best match for face).

I'll let you be the judge...

Very nice Szalinski! do the have something close to number six cylon, tricia helfer? or star treks 7 of 9 borg crew member.

[Szalinski]

I never did care much for Tricia Helfer ('Number six') and I despised Seven of Nine (Voyager). Partly because they took out my favorite character of the show to make room for her, mostly because she was really nothing more than a hormone crazed adolescent's wet dream they added to the show in the tacky hope of boosting ratings.

I would have loved, however, to have found a doll that could have been made to resemble Kandyse McClure (Anastasia Dualla / 'Dee').