Deboxing Moxie Girlz Camping Kellan

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Actual video dialog and some pics below:

 

 

"This is the area of my office where I keep boxed dolls, clothing accessories and some crafts. I like to keep dolls in their boxes as long as possible but since my space is limited I've devised a plan.

For each new boxed doll that I buy, I either have to open it immediately or open one already on the shelf. So far, I'm just opening boxes of dolls whose bodies I know I'm not going to keep. This brings us to Moxie Girlz Camping Adventurez which are at Walmart from $15 to $20 bucks.

You can get Sophina who has a light up camp fire and yummy treats. Or Avery with her working bow & arrow and archery gear. I'm going to be deboxing Kellan.

She has light up fireflies and scavenger hunt gear. I probably picked her over the others because I like her accessories better. The box design is interesting, but it's also very awkward to store which is why I'm opening it. The back of the box has a double fold and all the ties and fasteners are sandwiched in between. That means it's going to be annoying to open. I'll speed up the video, but it still took awhile to get through all that glue. The accessories are just rubber banded to the place card so it's easy to remove those.

Let's check out the small stuff first. The lantern is quite sturdy and seems like it could take some rough play. However, it can't stay on unless you press the button. Also, it lights up green, not yellow, like it shows on the graphic. To get your apparently radio active fireflies to blink constantly, you have to keep pressing the button down. The leaves are your basic molded plastic and nothing to get too excited about.

[Shows Nature Scavenger Hunt card] I'm not a fan of "nature" but I assume these are real things you can find outside if you were so inclined. Perhaps these are pictures she took with her neat little camera. I like birds and butterflies... sometimes. Okay, not really. The glow stick does glow in the dark and has a very long string so she can hang it from a tree, I guess. My favorite item is the camera. LOVE IT! For a simple little mold, it has some nice details and shapes to it.

We finally get to the doll who still has stuff fastened to her, so I'll fast forward through that. Okay. What a cute outfit! I like the whoot owl top, the striped ruffle skirt and the teal colored boots. The boots are very detailed in every aspect, from the strings, to the stitching, to the soles. The back of the outfit has your typical Velcro and there are little undies sewn into the skirt.

The knitted scarf has a multi colored diamond pattern. The nylon bag is a little basic, but still kinda cute and roomy enough for her stuff. I like it.

For the price I paid, $15, I think the accessories and outfit are worth it. However, unless you collect Moxie Girlz bodies, which I don't, $20 is way too much... for me. Anyway, here's how her outfit looks on different body types.

Monster High. She wears the skirt well, but the top only looks fitted because of the stiff Velcro in the back.

Fashionista. Chesty McGee here is about to burst out of the top and it barely fastens in the back. She can wear the skirt, but again, it barely closes.

Liv. The Liv body probably has the best fit overall, but it's not perfect. She too is a little busty, but not as much as the Fashionista.

Bratz. Older articulated Bratz are thinner than Moxie Girls, so this is very loose on her. The top is okay, but the skirt barely hangs onto her hips. She still looks cute in it though!

That's it! Hope you enjoyed."