Yeah, my only suggestion would be that the top hip tube being left as a sharp square end should be formed more into a rounded profile either by welding a cap on it or something.
That is a part that can pierce through the dolls skin very easily when carrying or picking it up.
Wow, that first picture- doll lovers would feel like a kid in a candy store to see it in person. Very cool to see the skeletons and molds, you can see the doll's curves on the outside of the molds!?
Bump worthy indeed. As a possible new purchaser, it's confidence-building to see the process and the parts.
All that steel tubing, though. No wonder they're so heavy. You'd think there'd be a way to incorporate something like ABS plastic with aluminum joints. It'd be a huge weight-saver and probably cheaper to boot.
On a side note... that head in the middle of pic number three... That head is thinking some very evil thoughts.
Thanks! Really nice to see these! I have always had a very deep respect to all of those who bring these dolls into reality!
Nice Facility! That stock rack is like WOW!😲
We ship out 20 a day sometimes! So we need to keep em coming!
Wow! That’s impressive! That could be a doll in every household in no time!😁
You should incorporate these pictures into the about page!
Thanks for sharing these pictures. I think it's neat to see the facilities these ladies come from.
Thank you! It is good to see the tools of your trade. I liked the picture of the metal skeletons. They look strong and durable.
Yeah, my only suggestion would be that the top hip tube being left as a sharp square end should be formed more into a rounded profile either by welding a cap on it or something.
That is a part that can pierce through the dolls skin very easily when carrying or picking it up.
@Fantastic Plastic I noticed that as well, but overall they do look beefy.
Wow, that first picture- doll lovers would feel like a kid in a candy store to see it in person. Very cool to see the skeletons and molds, you can see the doll's curves on the outside of the molds!?
Another bump worthy post from the past!😊
Bump worthy indeed. As a possible new purchaser, it's confidence-building to see the process and the parts.
All that steel tubing, though. No wonder they're so heavy. You'd think there'd be a way to incorporate something like ABS plastic with aluminum joints. It'd be a huge weight-saver and probably cheaper to boot.
On a side note... that head in the middle of pic number three... That head is thinking some very evil thoughts.
thanks for the pics