Dark and Mysterious

#3

Integrity Toys had a minor "blip" in customer service this fall.  I really can't fault them about it. They are a relatively small company with a very picky clientele.  As collectors, we are perfectionists.  I cannot imagine the sheer number of complaints they get for problems.  I know several collectors broke a shoe on Main Attitude.  Much of what is produced is very delicate.

I notified IT of a problem I had with this doll's eye area in October.  I got a replacement recently.  It may have taken longer than I hoped, communications from IT may have been minimal, but IT did replace the doll's head.  The head I received was perfect.  They do their best to keep their collectors happy. 

I carefully removed the doll from the box, used a heating pad to change heads, and carefully replaced her in her outfit.

This is a closeup. You can see that I received a perfect replacement.  This is probably one of the most beautiful face/hair combinations IT has ever produced.  Her secondary market prices sky rocketed.  I was fortunate that Craig's number was drawn at the convention to purchase this beautiful doll. 

The accessories were minimal.  She was a table centerpiece from the Convention banquet.

The gown is an odd choice, but it is very unique.  I actually love the jewelry and shoes. 

#3 of 12 of 2012 is High Profile Eugenia.