Would it be possible to cut the wings off to use in a costume? Or to buy two to do this? Is the second wing is blocked by the body? Thoughts?
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I just looked at my weeping angel. The left shoulder wing is incomplete (blocked by body.) The right shoulder wing only goes to the side/waist of the angel. The picture is a good representation of the stand-up. Buyiing 2 (very expensive!) would only give you 2 not-quite-complete right shoulder wings. While this is a great stand-up piece, I do not believe it would be a good purchase for creating costume pieces. I don't want to be negative, but I hope this info helps.
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I don't think it would work well for a costume. It is not a 3-D image, it is a flat, 2-D image, just like the picture.
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No, they don't fit Barbies or any other doll I can find (has anyone found a doll these clothes fit?). I'm not a huge Barbie fan, and I appreciate that the dress form and the pre-assembled, white, blank dress (to embellish) are more "realistic" about women's bodies, but it isn't much fun to make an outfit that doesn't fit on any dolls! We had the same problem with another fashion design toy my daughter got as a gift. We used a Barbie as a make-shift dress form and improvised a few outfits, but there was no easy or attractive way to tailor the white dress to fit any doll we own. Very disappointing! No, they don't fit Barbies or any other doll I can find (has anyone found a doll these clothes fit?). I'm not a huge Barbie fan, and I appreciate that the dress form and the pre-assembled, white, blank dress (to embellish) are more "realistic" about women's bodies, but it isn't much fun to make an outfit that doesn't fit on any dolls! We had the same problem with another fashion design toy my daughter got as a gift. We used a Barbie as a make-shift dress form and improvised a few outfits, but there was no easy or attractive way to tailor the white dress to fit any doll we own.... » Read More No, they don't fit Barbies or any other doll I can find (has anyone found a doll these clothes fit?). I'm not a huge Barbie fan, and I appreciate that the dress form and the pre-assembled, white, blank dress (to embellish) are more "realistic" about women's bodies, but it isn't much fun to make an outfit that doesn't fit on any dolls! We had the same problem with another fashion design toy my daughter got as a gift. We used a Barbie as a make-shift dress form and improvised a few outfits, but there was no easy or attractive way to tailor the white dress to fit any doll we own. Very disappointing! « Show Less
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To be honest, I was going to use it for a cosplay but, it's a bit small (big hands). Depending on who's using it and what the scene requires, it can be an okay prop. However, I'd day just go with something relatively bigger.
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There are 2 costumes. I do suggest a long sleeve shirt under Elsa because the netting is rough. The Anna one is nice and soft
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I'm sorry, but it was a gift and I simply don't remember if the bow is removeable. Only guessing, but I would suspect you could cut it off. Good luck. Bandanna idea sounds cute!
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No, they are adjustable up/down., you can buy one without the wings for a cheaper price.
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If the legs were cut in half you will probably need to add another cross brace from front to back on each pair of legs. It only has three braces. But otherwise, yes, I think it would be doable.
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I'm not sure you can launder the body. I gifted it to someone so I don't remember if the fabric comes off. My guess would be you can't. It should be easy to spot clean. The canopy is removable and you would be able to launder it.
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Add me to the wasted money club. I guess they "could" be used as art of a costume or--something. idunno
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This was the first time I purchased a costume and since it was missing half of the actual costume my daughter didn't even try it on. So I am sorry that I don't know the answer.
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I have never actually tried but my guess would be not very comfortably since the back "wings" are pretty wide.
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Hi there. I took a good look at the front and back and it looks like you can do this. There are two rows of stitching for each section and the threads are fairly thin - you will need to use a seam cutter (sewing item). It does look as if you can remove them and create one large section. Note - there is a zipper for both sections and the bottom one is close to where the section starts - does not look like it would interfere with your trying to make this a one section bag - just don't open the bottom zipper.Regards
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It could be difficult only because it is a really large model and you may need experience with a smaller version first. To glue and hold the two pieces of the fuselage together takes some dexterity with rubber bands or small plastic clamps to hold and keep a tight fit.It's a great big cool model to have and I love it! so you could still try it.Since it is a model with large pieces it may actually be easier to handle...good luck!
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I can't imagine there is enough room for wings. Even if they fit I would not recommend this display case, the box the item came in will probably be more sturdy they this case. I bought one to evaluate it for some dolls I bought for my grand-daughter, it's on a shelf in my closet, it's only a matter of time before I throw it in the re-cycling bin with the other trash.
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Extend the wings fully. Jam the more slender peg in slightly first and then jam them both in with all your might. good luck. This was really hard. but having the wings extended completely helped.
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They included one extra wing in my purchase. I don't know where to buy another. You might try a hardware store if you take your parts. They might be able to substitute something. My second grade class loves ours.
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I do not think it would be very easy to cut down. Not sure what the fabric is it is well constructed. You might be able to cut down if you were really, really crafty but I would not try.