The first picture is the Kingdom Come Flash action figure actually approved, produced and currently for sale by DC. (You can check out the way Flash was painted in the actual Kingdom Come miniseries here and here [far right].) Why they chose to interpret Ross's painting as a transparent figurine is beyond me.
The "Lumina," at left, is what's commonly referred to as a "non-realistic dildo" (meaning that no effort has made to mimic the anatomy of the penis; some so-called "realistic" dildos come in rather unrealistic sizes). The tip is curved for optimal g-spot or prostate stimulation.
The "Little Zinger" is a buttplug. The flared base is to prevent its getting away in there, and the ring-shaped handle is meant to make it easier to manipulate.
If you can't figure out what the "Ruby Vibe" is from the description at babeland, though, I'm not sure how I can help...
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Date: 2004-03-18 09:41 am (UTC)The first picture is the Kingdom Come Flash action figure actually approved, produced and currently for sale by DC. (You can check out the way Flash was painted in the actual Kingdom Come miniseries here and here [far right].) Why they chose to interpret Ross's painting as a transparent figurine is beyond me.
The "Lumina," at left, is what's commonly referred to as a "non-realistic dildo" (meaning that no effort has made to mimic the anatomy of the penis; some so-called "realistic" dildos come in rather unrealistic sizes). The tip is curved for optimal g-spot or prostate stimulation.
The "Little Zinger" is a buttplug. The flared base is to prevent its getting away in there, and the ring-shaped handle is meant to make it easier to manipulate.
If you can't figure out what the "Ruby Vibe" is from the description at babeland, though, I'm not sure how I can help...