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Robyn is a character in the Barbie Life in the City series. |
Ebony-complexioned Robyn comes with a café kiosk with shelves and accessories.
Robyn has a non-articulated petite body, brown painted eyes, rooted brown natural textured hair with auburn highlights, and paint-on black baby hair. She wears a pink fruit-print top with a pink skirt, and turquoise slip-on sandals.
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The café kiosk |
The playset includes a kiosk with shelving, a reversible "open" and "closed" sign, a cash register screen, and a service counter. A cup of coffee, a pretzel, a muffin, and a croissant are also included. Robyn also has a leashed puppy.
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This photo of the top of the kiosk illustrates most of the café accessories and the puppy. |
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This is a closer look at the counter and cash register screen. |
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The kiosk, Robyn, and the puppy are illustrated on the back of the box. |
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Other Barbie Life in the City characters are also illustrated. |
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Two Brooklyn Barbie Life in the City playsets are featured on the back panel of the box. |
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Robyn poses with Brooklyn Barbie |
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A close-up headshot of Robyn and Brooklyn Barbie |
Before she arrived, based on the prototype photos, I thought Robyn shared the same head sculpt as Brooklyn Barbie, but their sculpts are different. Robyn's head is marked ©2021 MATTEL. So she is relatively new. I am not sure if Mattel has used this sculpt before, but her face looks familiar. The toothy grin is a bit bothersome, but I can live with it until I decide to give her a closed mouth with acrylic paint.
In the final picture, Robyn sits with Barbie Looks Model #10 for a complexion comparison.
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Their complexions appear to be about the same. |
I pierced Robyn's ears with quilting needles, which are used as stud earrings.
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