Kingdom Doll's newest 16" resin fashion doll, Brunel, was named for Isambard Kingdom Brunel who lived from 1806-1859 in Great Britain. He was an accomplished mechanical and civil engineer involved in the building of dockyards, railways, steamships, bridges and tunnels.
Luckily the doll looks nothing like the man.
Her choker is woven of black and gold beads with a magnetic closure by Mike Austin.
The crowning glory is a most dramatic tall wig of mahogany over blended silver and black by Ilaria Mazzoni.
This is the last doll who will be made using the Novantae sculpt and I am thrilled to add her to my collection.
Brunel wears a long silk coat dress with a ruffled peplum in the back. Under her coat are black sequined leggings and black short boots trimmed in metallic gold.
Her choker is woven of black and gold beads with a magnetic closure by Mike Austin.
The crowning glory is a most dramatic tall wig of mahogany over blended silver and black by Ilaria Mazzoni.
This is the last doll who will be made using the Novantae sculpt and I am thrilled to add her to my collection.