the barbie repair cafe: tutti and the green spots
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- #busybfromgermany #nostalgia #diy #dollrepair #thebarbierepaircafe #childhoodtoys In this video of the barbie repair cafe you can see the reason for the green spots Tutti sometimes show on arms and legs. Busy B recently got a damages Tutti so that it is possible to show you where's the problem for the green spots.
Tutti and Todd are little sister and brother of Barbie, available from the mid 60s until the mid 70s, now almost forgotten.
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Hi and welcome to my Barbie Channel. I'm a real Barbie girl and as a long time collector. I'd like to show you different aspects like how to do repairs for Barbies produced from 1959 until the 1990s and how to become a good Barbie doc yourself. So you can use my experience to do the repairs yourself and save money by the fact that you don't need another person to repair them for you.If you have any suggestions what to tape or a specific topic just let me know. I'm open for new ideas.
Hi Busy B! I have two Tutti dolls. I have one that is blond, and the other one is a brunette.
Yes, I have Tuttis. I have blond and brunette ones. I have the Walking My Dolly one. They are all the 1966-71 ones. I call them "soft Tuttis". I have two of the later ones that were sold only in Europe and Canada. I call the "hard Tuttis".
Hello and welcome to my channel, Charlene Zacks. Thanks for your comment. Is there a difference concerning the material? I have a few ones but rather a random collection.
I think I have a Tutti. I know I have Chris, her friend. I also have some Tutti clones who use a similar body to her. I have pretty much stayed away from collecting her because of the problems with green on the limbs.
That what a lot of collectors think. I also know some collectors who told me this.
My Tutti has a tear in her original body so I put her head on a modern Chelsea doll - the proportions are great!
Hello and welcome back to my channel, scaram0uche. Thanks for your comment. Of course you can use another body to get rid of your problems. That's always possible.
That's a great idea, that I had not thought of. I have a Tutti that is missing her whole arm!
I have my original Tutti that I had when I was a kid, and I have one that someone gave me who is missing an arm.
Hello and welcome to my channel, Kelly saderholm. Thanks for your comment. It's nice that you still have you childhood doll. I think it's really hard to replace missing arms on these dolls. What do you think?
I have my original Tutti - it was the Me and my dog set - the coat was wool felt and it has moth holes - but she still looks good and no green! Whoohoo!
Hello and welcome to my channel, Sue Lipscomb. Thanks for your comment. It's great to hear that there are still childhood dolls out there without any green.
Metal in knee parts reaction with the polypropylene plastic. But it doesn't matter what metal it is. Even if it is stainless steel.
Hello and welcome back to my channel, RG1 WhiteyWins. Thanks for your comment. So you mean that we should use gold or platinum to avoid the green spots?
Interessant... meine nächste Frage wäre, kann man diese Stellen reparieren, wenn die Haut aufplatzt und die Drähte durchkommen? Mein altes Mattel Kullertränchen hat dieses Problem. Auf einer Seite ihres Auges kommt der Draht durch die Haut, da wo die Puppe ihren Gesichtsausdruck zu weinen ändern konnte. Sieht ähnlich aus wie bei der Tutti, auch da hinter verbirgt sich ein Draht. Kann man sowas reparieren?
Hallo und willkommen zurück auf meinem Kanal, Uta. Danke für deinen Kommentar. Ich habe darüber gelesen, dass es mit einer unbenutzten Heißklebepistole gehen sollte, aber ich habe es noch nie ausprobiert.