How many of you have "twin" dolls?

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originally posted by cami713:
If you do make them, be sure to give them the name bracelets they had in the Kids series (which was always my favorite SV series), that way you could keep them in character, and be able to tell them apart.

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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Aww, I forgot about those name bracelets! That would be so cute. I did read the Kids series first, but the Twins series where they are in sixth grade was my absolute favorite. That's probably the age I'll have them be if I end up getting them. Then I'll dress Jessica in lots of purple like the faithful Unicorn Club member that she is. [img]wink.gif[/img] Actually, I'd have to dress them both in late '80's/early '90's style clothes if I want to stay faithful to the books. That could be fun...miniskirts, big sweatshirts over leggings, maybe even t-shirts that say "Johnny Buck" or "Melody Power" on the fronts (two of the twins' favorite "rock 'n' roll stars" for those of you who didn't read the books [img]cool.gif[/img] )

But, since I can't realistically afford even one doll at this point, it could be awhile before this happens. [img]frown.gif[/img]

<font color="#051E50" size="1">[ March 13, 2006 01:18 AM: Message edited by: Katie148 ]</font>

I have twin AGT 25 dolls. I was planning on just getting one, Gabriella. But I had this odd feeling when I thought about her (before actually ordering) that she didn't want to come here. Finally I figured out why - she had a twin and didn't want to be seperated from her. So naturally I had to get both. (It's not that strange for the dolls to "talk" through their photos... is it? [img]redface.gif[/img] ) lol

I noticed some differences fairly quickly, one's head tilts sort of inquisitively (Juliette) for example. Telling them apart is fairly easy for me once I had them for awhile and had spent time with them. I just kind of learned their differences. But I also have a fool proof way of telling them apart - Gabriella has the full neck markings (numbers and such) whereas Juliette only has the Pleasant Company marking. I had ordered them together online, so it was just luck that they came looking how they do/ with the neck markings they have.

I think it's fun having twins! Though they can sometimes be trouble... I had arranged with AG* dancer* for Gabriella to visit her over the holidays. But the twins had another plan - Juliette decided to stow herself away and go to New York for the holidays too!

I love the whole twins concept! I think you'd love having the two AGT 22s since you have such fond memories of those books. Childhood reading memories are like no other - I say go for it.

We do have two Felicity's here, but one is PM and they really don't look that much alike. The Mattel doll is a modern girl, Sarah Felicity.

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Originally posted by AG*Gymnast:
I (It's not that strange for the dolls to "talk" through their photos... is it? [img]redface.gif[/img] ) lol

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<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">No way!

I have twin AGT4 boys, twin AGT4 girls, and am getting twin AGT 25's. I had 2 Josefina dolls, but the one I couldn't connect with had a scuffed from AG, so I trded it to someone who didn't care. But Raven informed me that HIS twin needs to come from 'the place'.
I've been planning on the 25 twins since November, but they wanted to come together.

But, you can tell the differneces between them very easily. I like having twins, it is so much fun!!!

Hope that helps!
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Laura is right - my "hijacked doll" was AG 24. She is one of the dolls I ordered (again) when I returned all the RFF outfits and Friends Forever books. Hopefully, she will make it this time! [img]wink.gif[/img]

I currently have three PM Samanthas.

Ashley