When did the my Twinn boy dolls come out?
In 1997 they expanded the line to include the My Twinn Boy following a multitude of customer requests. In 1997 they also introduced the poseable dolls (click to compare with non-poseable), 23” dolls which could stand on their own and ‘My Twinn Boy’ dolls.
Who are the conjoined twins with 2 heads?
Conjoined Twins With 2 Heads & 1 Body Get Reality Show on TLC. Abigail and Brittany Hensel are conjoined twins who are about to graduate college and enter the “real” world. The girls have four lungs, two stomachs, two hearts, two arms, and two legs.
What kind of body does my Twinn doll have?
These original dolls are referred to as having ‘Apple Valley’ bodies as can be seen on these Apple Valley Cookie facemold dolls also shared by Cathi in Oregon and Kelly in Texas, and have characteristic pudgy toddler like limbs very different than the more slender limbs of the later non-poseable My Twinn dolls.
What did the Denver my Twinn look like?
They were modified by altering the hair, skin and eye colors with the option for freckles, birthmarks, pierced ears and eye glasses to resemble their owners. The above photo is believed to be of one of the earliest models and promo photos for public advertising for the young Denver My Twinn Company.
In 1997 they expanded the line to include the My Twinn Boy following a multitude of customer requests. In 1997 they also introduced the poseable dolls (click to compare with non-poseable), 23” dolls which could stand on their own and ‘My Twinn Boy’ dolls.
These original dolls are referred to as having ‘Apple Valley’ bodies as can be seen on these Apple Valley Cookie facemold dolls also shared by Cathi in Oregon and Kelly in Texas, and have characteristic pudgy toddler like limbs very different than the more slender limbs of the later non-poseable My Twinn dolls.
They were modified by altering the hair, skin and eye colors with the option for freckles, birthmarks, pierced ears and eye glasses to resemble their owners. The above photo is believed to be of one of the earliest models and promo photos for public advertising for the young Denver My Twinn Company.
Why did John kurdika make the my Twinn dolls?
Kurdika learned through conversations with his young patients that they were attached to their dolls because “they looked like me” (Click on links in green!). He developed a doll-making technique and used his custom made figures as an emotional aid for sick children under his care.
