Morb's Dollzhouse

Such a pretty face, but this Bratzillaz doll has a faulty leg that won’t move properly from the hip. 

Style Starz Yasmin

Sashabella Paws - beautiful eyes, but a badly made doll. Like many of the highly-articulated Bratzillaz, the knee joint has been damaged by being twisted into a contorted pose in the packaging. Style over substance.

Still mixing up those wigs.

And then I acquired a doll-sized wheelchair…

I am so besotted with this doll - here she wears a Style Starz wig, which is slightly too beg but looks divine.

The latest rescue dolls, all in need of a brush, a clean-up and new clothes.

Stylin Starz Cloe in her blonde wig.

Holly, my rescue doll (right) has been here for just over a year now and seems to be making friends.

Stylin’ Stars doll Chloe. Mixed feelings about these dolls. She is wearing a wig - two are provided - but the wig sits rather loosely on the head. The doll’s head is a fraction larger than the Switch-a-Witch girls, so they can’t share wigs; a wasted opportunity there. This is a strange doll, a bit taller than the standard 10" doll, with jointed arms and slightly flexible legs. Quite pretty, though. 

One dressed, one nude

And here she is all dressed up and bewigged. Though I swear her arms are on wrong.

Second Switch-a-Witch dolly reporting for duty. Though I think I have the arms on the wrong way round. If you want the legs & arms facing the right way & the hands & feet on the right side of the body, there’s not as much choice in how you assemble them as MGA seems to think. Plus the pastel-coloured doll has much shorter, sturdier legs than the monochrome doll, which is limiting. Great fun, though. 

To my great delight, this old Liv wig fits my Bratzillaz DIY dollies

Dressed up & ready to party

Fully assembled, though missing a few details.