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Val, Boxed Rooms and More: An Epic Post of Miniature Proportions

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       Also a massive post of deeply late  proportions.  Considering I started taking pictures for this post when Val arrived back in February .  Somehow, moving away from Wordpress has made me even worse about getting blog posts done, instead of getting better about it.  :(     Aaaaaaanyway, so, the saga of Leann and Val began back on the Wordpress version of this blog...but seems to have mostly not been posted at all.  *cough*  What little did get posted can be seen here .  (And wow, Wordpress even changed the way you access your own freaking tags and past posts to make it even harder  to navigate if you're on a free account.  Don't they wonder why people are dropping them like a red hot brick?  Ugh.)     The main thing is that Leann and Val are going to be the dolls living in the boxed rooms I'm slowly working on making.  They're both 1/12 scale TBLeague Phicen dolls, bought from the Big Bad Toy Store , and although Leann was in stock when I ordered her (being just a

Na! Na! Na! Surprise doll review (+ boxed room stuff)

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       *sigh*  I took the photos for this "doll review" on the 8th...of November .      I still seem to have some serious issues regarding getting content up on my blog(s).  I had hoped leaving Wordpress would improve those issues, but they may have actually gotten worse. :(  Anyway, because I'm lazy, rather than putting a link on every single image, here's one big link to the gallery for this post.  I'd recommend opening it in another tab and switching over if there's any images you want to see larger.      Anyway!  I first spotted one of these dolls at Target, and made an immediate "must buy later" note to myself, because the store display featured one out of the package (but inside a plexiglass box to protect from pawing and/or sticky fingers) and let me see that despite the typical MGA design, these dolls are jointed cloth !      As has become MGA's thing lately, these are blind "box" dolls.  This is what was inside that initial o