PHICEN-TBLEAGUE figures with fashion dolls clothing + accessoires (continuing)

Introduction :
Clothing specific for action figures is scarce, limited in subjects and often very expensive.
There is an alternative though, a doll that started collecting a wardrobe about 61 years ago that no real woman could ever match : Millicent Roberts, aka Barbie.
She was followed by many other such dolls, the closest considering wardrobe contents being probably Sindy from the UK.
Do you want more "manly" stuff ? Then there is GI Joe or Action Man.

There are limits of course. Most female clothing will only fit the smaller TBleague figures PLMB2018-S24A / S25B or even the very small PLMB2018-S26A / S27B. And probably the new PHMB2019-S34 / S35 too. EDIT : NO THEY DON'T FIT THE NORMAL SIZED S34-S35
Kenner dolls or GI JOE clothing in general should fit taller TBLeague figures.

This thread is about showing Phicen/Tbleague or other seamless figures in that clothing and with those accessories.

From time to time I will post my "theme scenes" here, it's up to everyone else to fill the gaps.

Final warning : consider this thread NSFW. If your boss (at work or at home) doesn't mind you watching pictures of dolls, maybe (s)he will mind you watching pictures of dolls clothed (more or less) in sheer clothing.

To get this started I'll show a backlog of "theme scenes". These are little scenes made for temporary display in an office open to the public.

Summer Holidays 2019.

The one on the left shows what you can get with Phicen : bikinis. The one on the right wears a 1984 aerobics outfit from Sindy.

Back to school , September 2019.

Shirt for Sindy, skirt and underwear unknown.

Autumn 2019

Wearing "Lunch Date", a 1960s outfit for Sindy.

Brexit, second try 30.10.2019

The British flag dress is from one of the Galloob Spice Girls. Seat from Sindy

Winter 2019.

The text "cold today" doesn't refer to the weather outside but the temperature in the office with non-functioning airco/heating.

New Year 2019

Sometimes you need a taller figure, as for the green dress.

Nice pics! And great use of all those Barbie and Sindy outfits and items. 

Could you confirm which smaller/petite body you are using in some of these, with the smiling Asian headsculpt?

Nice use of existing outfits. Thanks for sharing.

They do work very well. Thanks.

That's cool, for some reason it makes me glad when people use old outfits like that, some pieces are good and others are not and some might require some work .

skywalkersaga wrote:Could you confirm which smaller/petite body you are using in some of these, with the smiling Asian headsculpt?

Let's present my main models, from left (orangy bathing suit) to right (yellow bathing suit) :

orangy : PLMB2018-S26A pale petite 27 cm
black   :  PLMB2018-S24A pale small 27.80 cm
blue    :  PLMB2018-S27B tan petite 27 cm
white  :  PLMB2018-S25B tan small 27.80 cm
yellow :  PLMB2018-S33B a "normal" sized figure, 29 cm.

Heads can change, hands - rather fragile - usually don't. Notice only 2 have a clenched fist, the rest have default limp hands.

The "smiling Asian" looks best on the small tan figure, can be used on the petite one too (it's a matter of personal opinion really). Odd but her face turns reddish under flashlight. At the moment a version with 'western' style long hair (KUMIK 18-29) seems to be in stock with several sellers,
For the petite ones my choice is Wondery heads, rather small and cute (some of which are supposed to be elves).

Thanks for confirming which bodies you were using — i always enjoy seeing those smaller/petite bodies being put to creative use. : )

Love the Autumn 2019, looks so retro and elegant!!

A 1974 Sindy horse riding outfit.

The riding hat is missing. One problem with the original Sindy was her oversized baby head, which required equally oversized headgear.

It's the new fashion ... actually it's a late 1960s "Mod" outfit from Maddie Mod. Exists in purple and black too.
Maddie Mod outfits (clothing design on LSD) are easy to find on Ebay.com at usually moderate prices.

EDIT : this is outfit #1755 Shower Power from 1968.

If you want even more protection there is the fireman suit from the 1960s. Originally made for GI Joe I think though this would be the French "Action Joe" version. The suitcase is not part of that set.

I’m pretty sure I had (may even still have) that last GI Joe suit.

Lol, DarthJ. Cute pics.

The theme today is - you'll never guess -

EASTER

With safety measures.

I have to tuck the dress between their legs because my colleague has taken a habit to check whether or not they are wearing panties. This time they are.

I see, safety precautions in more than one sense!

The theme for this period is

SPRING

We are skipping "Exams" this year. Next theme will be related to summer. The TOS says I can show anything acceptable on a beach. Maybe an East-German beach ? Germans should understand.

The mini dress is the original Barbie "Flower Wower" from 1970. Made out of quite flimsy, sheer textile, the reproduction version about 50 years later is thicker and not so transparent. The times they are changing ...
Don't know who produced the jumpsuit. Could be a clone though it's of good quality.

Love the colours and 70s style! Your figures always have such a whimsical vintage charm.

I agree, they certainly evoke the era they come from and it's nice to see they fit on TBLeague bodies. The one on the right works especially well.

Whatever East German beaches you have in mind do, the policy is explicit enough: "As a basic rule of thumb, content posted in the forum must conform to what is public beach appropriate in Europe and America (since that is where the sites are based); images posted for informational purposes (for example the action figure body modification tutorials) should be digitally censored as necessary (e.g., blacking out genitalia, female nipples, etc)."