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Rosie Ruth Webb with her son Robert (far right), daughters, granddaughters, and great-granddaughter

Tattoo artist Jon tattoos the phases of the moon for EMU student Joanie Newberry.

Tattoo artist Chris shows off some wicked ink including a gigantic spider on the side of his skull, whose legs appear to creep onto his face.

Depot Town Tattoo secretary Alicia Po-picia shows off an electric collection of tattoos.

Out of all of her tattoos, the moth located on her armpit is the most eye catching!

Tattoo artist Chris working on a head tattoo.

Chris to the customer, "You can't turn back now!"

On Hallows Eve, the sounds of tattoo guns buzzing and Jimi Hendrix filled the shop.

Chris concentrating on his customer who's receiving a painful head tattoo.

One of the original Rosies and her son, daughter and great-granddaughters.

Despite not achieving the world record, the ladies were still in high spirits.

A volunteer snaps a photo of the fellow supporters.

The group of 143 women and young girls stand in front of the "Yankee Lady" during the after the Guinness World Record attempt.

Eastern Michigan University alum and students stand united with "Rosie" pride.

The reveal of the B-17 aircraft at the Yankee Museum in Ypsilanti.

An original Rosie and her great granddaughters.

Four of the original Rosies, who worked at the Bomber Plant during World War II, are all smiles.

A man sits with his mini "Rosies."