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Demented Barbie in Carbonite sculpture

Cory Doctorow at 7:20 am Fri, Nov 9, 2007

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Etsy seller Stray's "Barbie Trapped in Carbonite" sculpture is perfectly demented and just the thing for transitioning the kids from unrealistic Dream House play to unrealistic space-empire play. Link (via IZ Reloaded)

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  • TownHallCoffee

    This would be even more awesome if it were 6 feet tall and she had that tormented look frozen on her face. I’d buy it in a minute!

  • OM

    ..I’m kind of surprised we haven’t seen more carbonite sculptures like this, featuring famous people and icons getting the Han Solo treatment. I can see some really cool art coming out of that concept. Imagine the following getting frozen in their most famous poses:

    * Hitler
    * Marilyn Monroe
    * John Travolta as Tony Manero in his SNF pose!
    * Fat Albert
    * A certain congressman doing his “toe tap shuffle”
    * Wolverine
    * The Three Stooges
    * Elvis Presley on Ed Sullivan

  • glace neuf

    Well, this is certainly a step up from this:

    http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/000668.php

  • moofie

    Um, why does Barbie have a package? That ain’t right…

  • Bonnie

    Ken: “Barbie, I love you!”
    Barbie: “I know…”

  • Brady

    Hope they have good luck with Mattel on this one. They sue everybody who uses the image or name of Barbie. Damn, I just did it now!