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Hi Ash,

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Hey Andrex, I'm not too far from PIB's studio and I felt it pretty good! No damage, just pretty freaky, that's for sure. Me and the girls rode it out, just waiting for aftershocks. Maybe I can get them on the bed and hope for some real shakin! :wink: Charlie. P.S. Hey Foxy How's everybody in The De...

I like what I see. This body would be a good replacement for the body 5. The shape of the breasts are much better, and a little puffy to the nips would be good. The dolls need more detail in the hands. The old b5 fingers didn't look real or position well. The thumbs especially don't oppose. Compare ...

Abyss use to take in old dolls, and reuse the skeleton-foam cores and pour you a new doll. You can't do that now with the tin contaminated parts in the new platinum silicone.

About six years ago Abyss made Ceilidh wired for sound. She had sensors, and magnets in the taint area for "input". Not sure how it worked for when I bought her the wires at the neck were cut. Also after the first time I tried her out one of the magnets came loose, and I had to take it out...

Nice shooting Tex! Interesting to see the differences in the Wicked and B2. Looks like Joanna could use a bit more sun

With that platform bed I would make use of the space underneath. I would attach a couple of gas pistons, like under the hood or trunk of your car. Campers use this method too to store stuff. you could store everything in there and have easy access anytime you want. The pistons come in different leng...

They already are nyloc nuts from the factory. They just don't hold well with movement. Not sure if a washer, split washer, nut combination will work any better with the movement. A castle nut, and wire would be best, but loctite is easiest.

The wrists coming loose is a common occurrence. So much so that most of my dolls have the small cuts on both sides that not glued. This way you can tighten them anytime you want without recutting again and again. You could attempt to make it more permanent by taking off the nut, clean it well, and u...

The only certificate Abyss could give out is a Birth certificate like they do for their Boy Toys. After all that is where the dolls "pop out"

So pissed off. Abyss made the spine joint too tight and the bolt that holds the whole joint is only 5mm thick. Thats like quarter inch thick bolt holding the most important joint together. Of course spine would snap in half when people try bending it. Should custom make that joint with cold steel a...

"Wait till they get a load of me"

Sandman; I knew of the trolley setup, but wanted the low profile 13/16" strut, because my ceiling is about 7'. With a doll in high heels and modifier there is only 4" to play with, and that is on the joist strut. Also both these dolls are the short ones at 4' 11". 7 feet is a good hei...

This was discussed in another thread here; http://dollforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=32108 This is the same doll from the hobby store that is cheaper than the Tokyo Doll site for about 1200. bucks, plus different options; http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/list/1454/0/2 You can check out my arte to...

Hi Furballs, I like your idea. Kind of a train roundhouse for strut. However the strut that is perpendicular to the joists is on a different plain. I don't think the makers of Superstrut had that in mind :wink: This is something that people can get at the local Home Depot that is easy to put up and ...