Well, hello everyone, it’s been toooo long without Zbrush. After another crash on my old pc, I bought a dual core amd and with the help of the people at element 5, I have a new Z workstation. (It multithreads at 6.185 down from 10,034 single for 38% increase.) With the new power I’ve started redoing some old projects. This is a prop for my old ‘Dream Window’ picture which I can now make big enough for large prints. Dolly is to add some girly toys in the window. Anyway here’s dolly. 50.
Fun! Waiting for an update.
Great to hear you are back in the saddle.
Loved the window scene. And with your talent and great eye, I am looking forward to it’s update.
Your dollies are better than mine…mine always end up looking like something from a Chucky movie.
seasons greetings my friend,
Ron
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Hey, there Bas and Ron, thanks, keep ya posted. 50.
nice. that all sculpted in zbrush as one piece?
Dude! Good to have you back 50’sKID, hasn’t been the same without you! 
This looks promising…
I AGREE WITH JASON !
you are special for us in the forum!
Andreseloy
Hi, lil-goodi-2shoes, yes, Zspheres, with the exception of the quickly stuck on nose and eyes.
Hi Jason and Andre, I’ve got to come up with somemore ‘girly’ toys,…any ideas?
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Why not a stylized Barbie - original proportions? The era that you so love! Well, me too! A stuffed bunny with floppy ears always appeared in the hands of the young ladies. An Elvis doll or record album, anything by Betty Crocker, oh I could go on and on…
Good ideas, Jason. I’m trying to stick in the 40’s, although , maybe I could expand it to a timeless kindoff dream window. Not a bad concept. (You’ve got bunnies on the brain), 
what was that oven called that all the girls had? Talk to ya later. 50.
btw, she looks like a girlfriend I had. I found here in a bar and the next morning I was thinking, ‘Who was this girl and how did she look like?’ Something like your dolly was the only thing I could remember 
Ok, OK, Bas wins! That is just creepy!!
Hey guys, thanks for the great input and inspiration, andre, Groovy Girls look easy to model. Jason, good stuff, I like the ‘Celluloid Toys’ very 40’s. I’ve saved these links for reference. Bas, that’s funny! 50.
Heyaaaaa 50, very glad to seee you again. You are sooo lost xDDD
Hope to see you again (and soon)
All the best my friend 
Hi there Victor!! how ya been? Yeah, like someone said, ‘Back in the saddle again.’ Talk to ya later, I hope. 50.
Raggedy Anne and Andy dolls? Dollhouses… skates…batons…hmmm… EZ bake ovens were later I think…slinky? always stuffed animals… patent leather shoes…bonets… horsehead on a stick…or the goodole rocking horse on rockers…or I think later the rocking horse on springs and a frame…sorry I am drawing alot of blanks for that period…hope these help
ron
Hi Ron, thanks for the ideas! I’m getting a good feel for it now, looks like more work. Maybe I can extend my deadline to next Xmas. 50.
Here are a couple of links -
http://search.ebay.com/1940-toy_W0QQfnuZ1QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ3QQxpufuZx
The second is a link to an ebay search. Lots of pics at both.
During the 40’s war toys were big. i.e. tanks, guns etc…
Giants were things like tinker toys, lincoln logs etc…
Modeling a Tinker Toy model would be interesting.
