You can hand-sew it, but it's going to take a lot longer and be much more frustrating. The pattern will come with step by step instructions for assembling the Sprite. If you don't want to use fur, you could try fleece, that might give an interesting effect...

Very nifty. I hope there are additional outfits for the dolls eventually.

I first owned the Sunriser mold as a tan Barbie horse named Dallas from 1983. She had soooo many small parts with her saddle...

Since Sunriser was made using the mold from a Barbie horse it's likely that her date (which, if she has one should be tucked on the inside of one of her thighs) may be from as far back as the 70's! Edit: I should also note that because she is flocked the date imprinted on the plastic may not be read...

I'm too late....T_T The article is gone from that site as far as I can tell. Is there anywhere else to read it?

Very nice. I really want to see what the actual dolls look like. To me, that is the true test of the quality of this new generation of Rainbow Brite. I like that this is not about trying to replicate the minutiae of the original Rainbow Brite, but rather to take the ethos of the idea and try a new a...

Great discussion topic! The 2003 RBB line failed for several reasons, some covered in the poll above, and in my opinion, even some that aren't mentioned. The toy company was small, and therefore could not leverage a lot of retail space for RBB. If you recall going into a Target or Wal-Mart in 2003, ...

Is there a way to view a larger version of the picture?

I can't tell you guys how happy I am to see all of the awesome customs being made on the boards here!

Fantastic work! What did you use for Brian's shoes? I used actual tie-on doll shoes for mine: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v409/BDBastarde/brian2.jpg I like the way your Brian's hair turned out, too.:heart: I was never very happy with the length on mine (I wound up cutting it shorter after this...

I definitely vote for an 18" Indigo!