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Saturday, September 4, 2010

Dragon Jennifer

I searched for over a year before I was able to purchase my Dragon Jennifer action figure (101st Airborne Division *Special Version*). I knew that she would be a great addition to my collection and would fit well with my other female action figures. I had seen pictures of her, so I knew that she wasn't exactly a beauty queen. But I wanted her anyway. And the more I searched and the harder she was to find, the more I wanted her.

I don't understand the shading on her face. It reminds me of the ghoulish make-up that Michael Jackson wore for his Thriller video dance scene. She will get a repaint one day. Oh it's okay, I have 2. I was so excited to find her that I decided to get 2, and 1 has never been removed from the box and will remain that way.

She came with guns and knives and stuff, but I don't care about any of that. I wanted to know if she could fit Barbie clothes. Well, she can, but she's not exactly cut out for Barbie fashions.


Nonetheless, I was determined to find a more glamorous look for her.
I failed.

She has molded hair, which I hate on female dolls. But she comes with detachable hair - both a ponytail and a bun. In the picture above, she is wearing LIV doll Alexis' wig, which is way too big.

I really like her articulation and she is fun to pose. I think that her face has a lot of potential with the right repaint.




7 comments:

  1. Congratulations on Dragon Jennifer. I'm glad you were able to find two. She's kinda scary. I wouldn't want to run up on Jen on one of her bad days or even cross her on one of her good ones. :-)

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  2. Thank you Debbie! I've had her for a while now. Yeah I wouldn't want to mess with Jennifer - she carries knives and guns. At least she USED to. Around here she'll be carrying handbags.

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  3. Morpheus (Matrix)from N2 Toys has that same shading on his face. I tried to take it off with nail polish remover and found that he wasn't black under the paint. Bummer! Now he has a pink spot on his cheek. I bought another to replace him. I have not figured out to do with this one.

    Yeah she does look a little ruff but you have her. I have a GI jane who I put bangs on to make her look softer. Without them, she looked like a young boy.

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  4. Thanks Ms. Leo! I also tried to take the black shading off with nail polish remover and I found out that she is white underneath her paint. She will most definitely need a repaint one of these days.

    I have a couple of GI Janes. One looks boyish and the other one looks manly. When the boyish one arrived in civilian clothing, my husband asked "Who is he?". I tried to help them look a little bit more girly with wigs and evening gowns. LOL! I'll post the results next.

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  5. I guess the black shading is dirt? I have a Taboo action figure with smudges like that. I just let them be - afraid I would mar him if I tried to remove them.

    Well, everyone can't be glamorous. Jennifer has um character. And she's fun to pose. That's nice.

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  6. lol she is kinda scary - very tough and I laughed of the pic of her with the wig and girlie outfit. She does look very poseable, but kind of daunting.

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  7. Dana, her Caucasian counterpart doesn't have any "dirt" on her face. :( It's okay that she's not glamorous, I just don't want that dark shading on her face. I will throw a wig on her from time to time though. :)

    Sabriam, she is very fun to pose, but I haven't used her much at all because she's not very photogenic.

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