Now I will say, the boxes still SUCK to open.
Has anyone else got a different version with a different number on their fail face mask? It's molded between the eyes on the inside. I don't understand the purpose of this number if the masks are otherwise identical. (I assume that either the black girl or the playset doll must be doll A in this)īut this is facinating because why would they need different masks for different face paints? Is it simply some factory thing so they can remember which doll is which? but the number is inside the face plate so that doesn't make much sense. Now, I believe the face masks are, on the outside identical for each character regardless of which of the three variants you got, however, my two "default" girls came with masks reading C1 and E1 while Kawaii, who is the second variant, came with a mask that reads D2 and posh, who is the third variant has B3 on her mask. I know people really struggled to wipe Capsule Chix, that printed face is on their VERY securely.Īnother interesting thing I noticed was the face masks. It looks just like the technique Moose used for the Capsule Chix, though that does mean these could be extremely difficult to remove the paint off of.
Made to move barbie on hasbro tiana rebody professional#
If you look extremely close you can just make out tiny dots but unlike Mattel's grainy as shit UV printing, this is actually GOOD stuff where it looks extremely professional even with your head centimeters from the doll's face. It's even, it's vivid, it's shiny but in a pleasant glossy kinda way. I think they're all UV printed, their face paint is VERY well applied. Kawaii and Glam both have slightly parted lips while Posh has a closed mouth and DJ has a smirk.
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