Her molds are all identical to her original, in fact, her overall look is identical to her original, all except for her buttons and the embellishments on her sleeves not being painted.
Unfortunately, the pancake batter that is splattered all over her is simply painted on and not sculpted, which is a bit disappointing. I wish MGA has taken the initiative to add some extra detail to her to make her different then her original, but oh well. I have to say though, I admire all the details on her clothing, they're quite adorable!
Here's another shot of her dress!
And here's the back- which is, you know, that back of her dress and thusly simple.
I have to admit, I'm kind of smitten with her cute little shoes; I mean she even has texture on her socks! They're just such cute little mary janes. I also adore how they added the little splotch of batter and the one colored bow.
Now onto Berry's pet cow! (S)he's (???) absolutely precious, with her little pink spots and lots of little stitches and details; look at that little rope tail! That's some fine detail! She's covered in the same batter as Berry, and is also identical to her original mini.
For Christmas my parents got me the Lalaloopsy Sew Yummy Stove (which on a side note, I need to make some food to accompany, unfortunately I've been in a kind of miniature slump since I've been concentrating on my art/drawing recently) and during my photoshoot of Berry's pan and spatula it dawn on me that these two different sets are close if not identical.
Besides the obvious difference in paint/color, the spatulas are almost the same. The larger on is completely flat, while the small one has the proper angle to it that a spatula should have; my poor large 'Loopsies are going to subjected to some burns because of this nonfunctioning spatula! The only other difference is that the large on has the scapes between the inner lines and the heart in it's handle carved out, while the mini does not.
The frying pans do an even better job of mimicking each other! Well, you know, except for the color. They both sport those matching pink dots on the inside of the pan, which in retrospect would make the pan kind of hard to clean in real life, but it's for dolls, so... As with the spatulas, both the pans have detailed handles, but the smaller one lacks the heart design being cut out. It wasn't until I flipped both pans over that I noticed the large gap in the handle of the large pan, which was a little surprising. When I think about it, that might help me rig a 'Loopsy to hold it, but that's a test for another time. An almost overlooked detail is the identical patterns on the side of the pans. I forget what that kind of ribbon/pattern this is called, but it's a really cute detail in the cloth themed Lalaloopsies. The dots carry over onto both backs of the pans, however at this point they're very different. The circle pattern on the mini pan is close together while the dots on the large counterpart are displaced wide apart. The little patchwork swatch on the bottom is also different, being more detailed on the large version. The bigger has stitches on the edges and extra ones on the side, while the smaller is basically just a floating square.
And, one last comparison photo!
Now our review has come to an end, and I'm so glad I finalyl finished this. Unfortunately this entry's been sitting in my drafts and getting dusty since I've been only adding things here and there. Feel free to tell me what you think and if you've gotten any dolls form this collection! Now for a few shots of Berry being adorable-
