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So I really like some of the heads of the Poopsie Sparkly Critters, but their bodies & gimmick are unappealing. On a temu order I found some factory rejects of them for cheap, and decided to give a go at rebodying them. 

I don't know what condition the finished Poopsie Critters come in, but these factory rejects were covered in nasty mold-release gunk-- including their insides. It took a bunch of rinsing and soaking to get them to stop coughing up phlemmy yellowish gunk. 

The Poopsie Critter body plastic is hard, and because of the gimmick it also comprises a bunch of the neck joint. I had to saw the heads off the bodies, and then drill around to get an appropriate sized neck hole. 

Bodies used are a SS Abbey & Cleo. It's not very visible here, but I sanded off Cleo's bandages. Which took a long time and was awful, and isn't as smooth as I would prefer, but at first glance looks okay. 

For various reasons, the heads are fairly loose. I need to add foam or something to give them a little more oomph. 

Star girl's shift is a bit of an experiment: it's entirely heat-cut & mostly heat-seamed. Finnicky process, but when done well it looks very clean. 

This blog is satire/unreality based on the honestly fascinating implications of the wider internet of the AvA/M universe. Want made up ethics debates, weird stick subcultures, and obscure speculation? That’s the point of this blog. It’s not meant to be taken seriously, and the views of OP do not reflect the beliefs or interpretations of the mods. Particularly towards Alan Becker, LOL.

OP is also working with very limited information. Sticks are poorly understood, and the Outernet is not a known phenomena. Other such gaps will come up.