While the head and hands will be vinyl - you have a choice of two different types of body - one is referred to as Cortex and the other as Vinyl. Both body types are pre-built.Scavenger Satchel Bag (Charcoal)
Scavenger Satchel Bag (Charcoal)
This Satchel bag was actually created about 3 years ago, but when I first saw the design, I thought "hmm, this looks meh" so the prototype got discarded into a pile ready for the Chaos Outlet.
This year while rummaging through the pile, I picked up the prototype and thought "hmm! this looks nice!" and gave it to Fortitude for a trip to Niigata.
She really liked the bag and said it would be ideal for scavenging the post-apocalyptic landscape for resources - the lack of a sealed top meant time could be saved when bagging findings - especially important when trying to scavenge before the zombie hoard at sunset.
I made the strap detachable which makes removing the bag easier - especially when the girls carry the bag cross-shoulder.
The detachable strap also means folks can choose which way they want the label and buckle facing.
The bag can fit a fair amount of goodies, including spare hands, a melamine sponge (a must-carry item), and snacks.
Made in Gifu Japan.
Reasons not to buy
- The top of the bag cant be sealed - but unlike a sealed bag, you can have things sticking out the top like a loaf of (small) french bread.
- The unsealed bag could also mean that snacks could be easily stolen by other Smart Dolls - or zombies.
- You could buy more than 500 bananas at Walmart (apparently 10 cents each) but your Smart Doll may slap you and ask whether you can really eat that many before they go bad.
- Does not come with the Almanac or goodies that you see pictured with the bag - dolls, stairs, walls or floor.
This Satchel bag was actually created about 3 years ago, but when I first saw the design, I thought "hmm, this looks meh" so the prototype got discarded into a pile ready for the Chaos Outlet.
This year while rummaging through the pile, I picked up the prototype and thought "hmm! this looks nice!" and gave it to Fortitude for a trip to Niigata.
She really liked the bag and said it would be ideal for scavenging the post-apocalyptic landscape for resources - the lack of a sealed top meant time could be saved when bagging findings - especially important when trying to scavenge before the zombie hoard at sunset.
I made the strap detachable which makes removing the bag easier - especially when the girls carry the bag cross-shoulder.
The detachable strap also means folks can choose which way they want the label and buckle facing.
The bag can fit a fair amount of goodies, including spare hands, a melamine sponge (a must-carry item), and snacks.
Made in Gifu Japan.
Reasons not to buy
- The top of the bag cant be sealed - but unlike a sealed bag, you can have things sticking out the top like a loaf of (small) french bread.
- The unsealed bag could also mean that snacks could be easily stolen by other Smart Dolls - or zombies.
- You could buy more than 500 bananas at Walmart (apparently 10 cents each) but your Smart Doll may slap you and ask whether you can really eat that many before they go bad.
- Does not come with the Almanac or goodies that you see pictured with the bag - dolls, stairs, walls or floor.
