A couple months back, we reported on our first encounter with a place called Doob, where you enter a futuristic white chamber, some mechanisms pop and whirr, and out comes a miniature, 3D-printed replica of you, a little like the last kid in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. (Unlike the Dahl story, though, the original you remains intact and unharmed. Whew!)
Well. We couldn’t Doob half a dozen of our members without several others clamoring to be Doobed too. So we returned to their downtown studio for a second round.
Three more poses to select, three more turns through the machinery, and then three more 6-week stretches for the printing to be done (it’s not instant, like the phrase “and out comes” might suggest), and presto, three more of us have mini-me’s to cuddle and show off.
Is it worth the money? Yeah, it kind of totally is, even though these things are expensive (like hundreds of dollars each, though the kind folks at Doob cut us a deal in recognition of the number of them we ordered). Just imagine having a little naked you on your bookshelf to astonish your friends and embarrass your parents!
Or you might find other uses for your Doob. Only limited by your imagination, as they say. 🙂
More outdoor fun to report on soon. (Much, much more!) But in the meantime, we and our little friends will be getting to know each other better in the comfort of our own homes.
I love the perfect copies of you, right down to the ink, nylons, and pubic hair!
Amazing! I thought the sixth pic was of the real gorgeous blonde until I scrolled down and saw the hand. Can’t wait for Doob to set up in London!
Two of the most gorgeous bodies to ever be Doobied.
They look great and are a tremendous idea.
AWESOME…Love to have one of my GF
You ALL look GREAT, GREAT, and GREAT!!!!
How about a group photo of ALL your replicas??
Alas, they have all gone to separate homes, and reuniting them would be difficult. (Also, they’re not all the same scale as each other, which you can only tell if you put them all side by side!)
That’s too bad. I didn’t know they were different sizes.
Maybe you can gather Some of them together in a park?
We’ve already gathered some of them together, in City Hall Park! If you click on the two links in the first line of this post, you’ll be taken to our old posts, which have those photos.
I love your poses. An earlier one from your first doob blog inspired a linocut print I produced. I can see pictures in this set too. Keep it up!
So glad you followed up on Doob. Thank goodness we live in this day and age, eh?
i wish we had a frontal photo of the beautiful young lady in nylons to compare to her doob. So lovely.
There are many more photos of her on our blog — just scroll down to past posts.
Any thoughts about getting into Resin casting? Might be a cool way to make extra models with hopefully a cheaper price.