What is the plastic piece that attaches a Barbie's head to her neck called? - jam head
If you've ever had a Barbie, and rattle extracts from the head, the attachment points around in your head and not to leave, assuring her Barbie was never the same after "nailed" by interfering with the new head and neck, giving an unusually short?
I wondered whether I had an official name. : P
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Jam Head What Is The Plastic Piece That Attaches A Barbie's Head To Her Neck Called?
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I refer to as an "anchor" with a "stop" and an "anchor". The above (are) not simply anchor the neck buttons. To increase your chances of removing the head with success (where most damage is done), I have a tutorial http://babs-poser.u.yuku.com/blog/post/i ...
If you replace the head again, you want to head lower than normal, if you slowly back to block (until you hit something there). This process (removal and installation) is best (at room temperature 72F) or more be used.
I refer to as an "anchor" with a "stop" and an "anchor". The above (are) not simply anchor the neck buttons. To increase your chances of removing the head with success (where most damage is done), I have a tutorial http://babs-poser.u.yuku.com/blog/post/i ...
If you replace the head again, you want to head lower than normal, if you slowly back to block (until you hit something there). This process (removal and installation) is best (at room temperature 72F) or more be used.
I refer to as an "anchor" with a "stop" and an "anchor". The above (are) not simply anchor the neck buttons. To increase your chances of removing the head with success (where most damage is done), I have a tutorial http://babs-poser.u.yuku.com/blog/post/i ...
If you replace the head again, you want to head lower than normal, if you slowly back to block (until you hit something there). This process (removal and installation) is best (at room temperature 72F) or more be used.
The concept is accepted as a button collar.
The concept is accepted as a button collar.
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