⚭ Playscale Marriage Club

SYMBOL KEY

🎬 (clapper board) = action dolls
🚻 (co-ed) = including both male & female figures
   ⵚ (civilian) = A manfig [♂ minus spear]
   ⚩ (tomboy) = A femfig

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⚤ (marriage, Edenic) = romance genre
   💋 (kiss mark) = romantic portrait
   ∞ (bra) = lingerie
⚭ (wedlock) = Married figures
   ⧜ (nursing bra) = Pregnant figures

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⫺ (clapper board, l.) = A Jack, a male action star
⫹ (clapper board, r.) = A Jill, a female action star
⩍ (tombstone) = A historical person (living or dead)
   ⭐ (gold star) = A celebrity figure
🎥 (movie camera) = A film star, animated

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⚥ (unisex) = Accommodating male & female figures equally, especially if produced by a third party [said of some props]
🎭 (theater masks) = Cross-genre, not limited to only one genre within 1:6 scale miniaturism

🚻 Groups, Sites & Info: Playscale, Integrated

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CO-ED & CROSS-GENRE *[some sculptural nudity] Sextiliana, the Playscale Wiki 🏡 Circle X Ranch Fantasy Net* 🏡 Figurvore* Mad Mouse Customs 🏡 Plastic Hollywood... Sixthscale Life STAGECRAFT Dewback Wing: ASAP

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Why "Playscale?"

This term is only a textual term for the scale, not the hobby itself. From what I can tell, it is derived from the fact that toy figures, most notably Mattel's Barbie, followed by Hasbro's GI Joe, are the source of this scale standard. This is not to say that all things that conform to this scale standard are toys, like some detractors propose. Indeed, some dollhouses and accessories in this scale are quite detailed and unsuited for "play."