D-Tech Princesses. Fail Souvenirs?

D-Tech Princess Faces:


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FettFan

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
The same technology that allowed The Empire Strikes Back fans to freeze themselves in a slab of carbonite is now being used to create custom Disney Princess figures.

The results have been....really, really weird....
Horrifying+D-Tech+Rapunzel+Figure.jpg


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What say you?

Personally, I'd be tempted to put them in Tower of Terror's library. Add to the creepy.
 

Figgy1

Well-Known Member
The same technology that allowed The Empire Strikes Back fans to freeze themselves in a slab of carbonite is now being used to create custom Disney Princess figures.

The results have been....really, really weird....
Horrifying+D-Tech+Rapunzel+Figure.jpg


Horrifying+D-Tech+Princess+Figurines.jpg



What say you?

Personally, I'd be tempted to put them in Tower of Terror's library. Add to the creepy.
Oh no too creepy for ToT
 

EOD K9

Well-Known Member
If you really want something scary, how about a male on a princess body. Can they deny you based on gender?
 

Cosmic Commando

Well-Known Member
The thing that has always worried me most about these is that these are the "best case" figures that they felt were the right way to sell this to the public. Your results may vary.
 

Jo DeVil

Well-Known Member
I second all of those, they are creepy looking, they freak me out!
I feel sorry for the fathers out there who know it looks wrong but their little princess really wants one! Not only will they be hugely out of pocket. They will have the freaky thing looking at them forever......
 

FettFan

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
I'm confused. Are their faces supposed to be made from an image of a child? Like a personalized thing? Because they look nothing like the princesses.

Yeah. That's the idea. It started with Star Wars Weekends, where D-Tech facial technology would put your face onto a "Han Solo in Carbonite" action figure.

It was called "Carbon Freeze Me" and was hugely popular among the SWW crowds.

So Disney took the next logical/horrible step, disregarding both the fact that teen and adult Star Wars fans are more far more likely to purchase $100 a pop novelty action figures than parents of Disney Princess fans, and the fact that realistic flesh colored plastic is guaranteed nightmare fuel for your trip to Uncanny Valley.
 

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