Kim / Dr Mrs Figures

Update:

I finally found a proper riding crop for Kimmie-cub. Its actually part of a General George S. Patton figure, which (if you're playing along at home) you can find here. Additionally, I switched out her c-cup upper body for a d-cup.

As for Dr Mrs, I got bored with her 'business woman' attire and put her in a kimono...with fishnets. Because, of course she'd be wearing fishnets and heels beneath traditional Japanese garb. :D ....which you can find here.

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I posted these on X-twit and Bluesky, but I thought some of you might like them as well or want to make one for yourself. This won't be a step-by-step instruction on how to make one, but I will include links to (most of) the parts I used.

Both are essentially 1:6 scale poseable figures with pre-made heads, and they are both approximately 12 inches (30.5cm) tall.

Kim:

• WORLDBOX AT201 Figure - Pale Skin

• Worldbox 1/6 Scale Large Bust Replacement - D-Cup / Pale Skin (optional)

• 1:6 Scale Neck Joint Adapter

• Kim Possible 10" Magnetic Poseable Figure

• Doll Figure Stand

From here you can dress her in whatever you want just so long as they are in 1:6 scale. Sadly, the mission outfit from the Magnetic Poseable Figure will not fit the AT201 figure without the aid of a sewing machine. The AT201 Figure is interchangeable with "seamless" figures (you can't see the appendage joints)...they're usually cheaper, but the quality may vary. The AT201 comes with a C-cup, so the D-Cup replacement is optional...they make them up to E-Cup (and larger) if so inclined. Pictured is a C-Cup, which doesn't quite fill out her attire....so I may replace it with a larger size at some point.

Here's what I dressed her in:

• 1/6 Scale Female Leather Lingerie Set

I can't recall where I got the boots from and her 'choker' is just a rubber o-ring...you can find sets of them on Amazon for under $5. As for her riding crop, pre-made ones in that scale are unobtainium...mine is made from balsa wood, a bamboo kabob skewer, super glue, and some flat black spray paint.

Additionally, if you want the "KP" logo'd thing she standing on you'll have to find a "new in box" KP Magnetic Figure.

Dr Mrs the Monarch:

• Worldbox AT202 Figure - Plump Hip / Pale Skin

• Worldbox 1/6 Scale Large Bust Replacement - D-Cup / Pale Skin (optional)

• 1:6 Scale Neck Joint Adapter

• Bif Bang Pow! Dr Mrs The Monarch Bobblehead

• Doll Figure Stand

Dr Mrs can be a little on the expensive side...a 'New in Box' bobblehead may be a show stopper for most people. 'Out of Box' is always cheaper...I found one that had a broken body and got it for pennies on the dollar. The head itself won't work with the neck joint adapter alone...you have to fill the head cavity with two-part epoxy and fit the adapter according. The AT202 comes with a C-cup, so the D-Cup replacement is optional...they make them up to E-Cup (and larger) if so inclined. I will say that Dr Mrs is a full-figured woman...and the standard C-Cup looks a little disproportional on her.

Likewise, you can dress her in whatever you like as long as it in a 1:6 scale, but keep in mind that some tight-fitting clothing may not fit the 'plump hip' AT202 figure. The same as the KP one, "seamless" figures are cheaper, but big hipped versions are fairly uncommon (and not necessarily cheaper).

Here's what I dressed her in:

• Bencailor 6 Pcs Doll Dress Set

• 1/6 Scale Black High Heels

• 1/6 Fishnet Stockings

I don't remember where I got the jacket from...it may have come from a Ken / Barbie doll.

For Both:

Keep in mind that all of the parts (minus the heads) and clothing for both figures can be found for much, much cheaper on sites like AliExpress...if you don't mind the two to six-week shipping time. If you are in the U.S., however....post embargo, they may or may not be any cheaper now.

Standard-size (modern) Barbie clothes are also a cheaper alternative. They're not as sexy or revealing, but they will fit the entire AT201 and the upper body of the AT202.