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The disassembled Kimber mini is still minus the skeleton but am starting to get interested in the electric blanket warmed headless dead octopus. The degree of flexiblity is quite attractive when an arm is draped over me, no effort required manipulating the joints. Don't believe there is a dead octop...

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Thirsha42 There is no simple answer to your question (unless you are into Thermoplastic Elastomer production). The composition of dolls has been evolving for some time now, the range of materials and combinations thereof is kinda daunting for a newbie like me. If you want to play with your doll at a...

Dang. Selleys 3 in 1 White stuck like water to Teflon. Roofing Silicone next

Just a quick update. Got an air pump to thoroughly dry the Kimber Mini vaginal cavity. The blurry grey thing is the air tube (5mm Outside diameter) in the mounting cavity. Mounting Cavity.jpg The camera is 9mm diameter and has slid in without catching on the sides, so roughly about 10mm. For this on...

Hi Maviarab

My use of articulate was probably not the best term to use
The pic shows the Kimber Mini hand (minus fingers) to the Elbow
Hand movement is there but just coiled wire movement rather than hinged joints elsewhere

With the heating setup: First, it works, second, lousy photo, third,no idea how much heat the elastomer will soak up but it is hitting 40c at setting 1 on the controller without any indications of a smokey. Will tidy it up a little then begin to reassemble. The other part of this project was to loos...

Hi Maviarab
There is a blurry pic of the Kimber Mini skeleton in the Kimberdoll review thread.
The wrist joints are non-articulated, unless you count rotation of the nut and bolt that holds it together.
Assuming the design of the standard Kimber skeleton is the same

Have seen pillows with larger holes through them leaving a mesh like structure. I have a disassembled Kimber mini with perky breasts that I am planning on forming holes in, accessing from the back. This should leave most of the weight and shape intact with a softer mesh like structure as the foam pi...

Some additional information about the construction of the Kimber Mini skeleton with apologies for poor quality images The Elbows have 6mm bolts plus movement limiting stops, similar to the Knee ones, in the forward and backwards rotation These can be rotated around the length of the arm and have the...

To Sex Doll Canada Team Reference: Like many products made today (speaking in general terms), most dolls are designed to minimize cost (and thus sales price) and provide a high level of overall initial quality, but not designed with longevity or serviceability at the top of the list. While most cust...

The mini skeleton is constructed from Stainless tubing that is slightly magnetic. The eyebolts are steel and the bolts are as well while some of the nuts are Stainless & others Steel. Inspection resulted in an unexpected challenge. The joints have been tensioned and then the nut welded to the bo...

The tear repair involved cutting a small piece from inside the doll and using a soldering iron to fuse it in place. Was going to video it but ran out of hands. The Heating wire is from an Sunbeam electric heat pad, about 4m of variable heating to wind around the pelvic tubing. Hope to have the plug ...

Yup, did take a day or so to consider the options. As the internals were compromised a new doll has become a matter of course while the damaged doll presents an opportunity to take my trade skills to work with an unfamiliar material, couldn't resist the chance to attempt to seal the tear. As it is i...

It has been an interesting experience with the mini, sadly I appear to have damaged the seal at the end of the vaginal cavity. This became apparent when after a douching, a dark fluid was draining from the cavity. Upon opening up the doll through the back, passing water into the cavity resulted in i...