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DDebonair wrote:Leanne part 2 i mean reduce the current bust size drastically and increase hips to at least 48 inches.

WOW...Not sure if I got enough clay for that

Anung

Why is the first thing folks start complaining about here is weight? Meanwhile they're asking for realism.. you cant have both. If these doll makers are trying to make dolls that look like real women, not just regular average girls but the big asses, big boobs, now a body builder, real heights that mimic an actual lady.. weight will also be close to what they are in real life dear gents. Get some back braces, hit the gym, and have fun.

Anung Un Rama wrote: I liked that Butt....butt the butt can also look like this too Doug...



Straight fom the Laundry!

Anung

she makes me feel all squishy in my no-no parts

Agreed Mark, Bakhar has amazing legs and an incredible butt...you can see more of her here too....



http://www.dollforum.com/forum/viewtopi ... lit=bakhar

I would make an exception to my NO real Girl relationship rule there!

Anung

PassionDolls wrote:

Meschler wrote:The shoulder and triceps muscle seams a little to big for a fitness model imho from the picture alone.

But to judge it right I have to see the whole sculpt.

Otherwise the backside looks nice.

Keep up the good work....

If this doll is too tone for you, possibly our other doll still in the work may be the one you want. If you read Angung post somewhere he gave you a hint

I saw his hint.

I'm into the fitness queen look with full breasts as opposed to a body builder. As of now this is all I can find...

http://www.--Non-verified Vendor--/index.php?main_p ... ucts_id=78



I'm window shopping for the next 2-3 months. Do you have any sort of rough estimate when the dolls will be ready? I'd hate to make a purchase and then you release something that blows my mind a week later.



Lauren Drain:

dreamerx07 wrote:Why is the first thing folks start complaining about here is weight? Meanwhile they're asking for realism.. you cant have both. If these doll makers are trying to make dolls that look like real women, not just regular average girls but the big asses, big boobs, now a body builder, real heights that mimic an actual lady.. weight will also be close to what they are in real life dear gents. Get some back braces, hit the gym, and have fun.

There are some of us that have real physic injury that no amount of going to the gym will fix.

So pleas remember us not so fortunate we need Love to.

dreamerx07 wrote:Why is the first thing folks start complaining about here is weight? Meanwhile they're asking for realism.. you cant have both. If these doll makers are trying to make dolls that look like real women, not just regular average girls but the big asses, big boobs, now a body builder, real heights that mimic an actual lady.. weight will also be close to what they are in real life dear gents. Get some back braces, hit the gym, and have fun.

Respectfully disagree; the weight does not have to reflect a real person's weight at all.
It's not like the doll has intestines, heart, lungs, spleen and so on. Those areas don't
need a solid fill.

Much of the main body cavity could be filled with a lighter material and the skeletal
structure doesn't need to be steel. Most of the rib cage could be plastic plates with
a hollow core or a compatible foam material. Or both. (which could cut weight and
give you the feeling of real ribs)

It would not be much more expensive to produce a mannequin at half of the current
weight and still look and feel realistic, but it would involve an investment on the part
of the manufacturers.

I'd guess that whoever can do it first would enjoy a substantial
advantage and dominate the market until everyone else caught up
(which they would do pretty quickly to stay competitive)

But .. it means money for some re-tooling and a little R&D.

Anung Un Rama wrote:
I would make an exception to my NO real Girl relationship rule there!

Anung

Well, I'd have to stick with my own rule:
Never sleep with a woman who could take you in a fair fight.

We have to redo the ass as it was too big from 122cm!!! The ass is now downsize, but still one of the largest. Finally the ass is fixed.

that looks great. I could bite that..

the ass looks good.

jm6o8u wrote:Pleas keep theme arms thy look real.

I sure hope thy translate out when you pore her.

That back has a phenomenal sculpt.

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Hi, I understand, but this doll will not be for everyone. I think people misunderstand what this doll is. It's a muscle, body building, beef up doll. It is NOT a tone or fitness model doll if that what you are expecting. So I will give people fair warning. It's not going to be for a lot of people. It isn't a supermodel doll or whatever. When you see the doll it will be something so strong it can turn off a lot of people. I just hope some people read this and understand. If you don't like it, that's fine but don't come on here and blabbling about who ridiculous the body is. It was meant for those who are into big muscle, beefy doll.

Frankly, to be honest, I sell some doll that I don't even think is nice but other people do. Like the preggo doll to the droopy boob doll. These dolls are not my taste, but I don't bad mouth them because I know while it's not for me someone else will likes it.

I'm not trying to be rude, but I'm pretty sure when this doll is done, there will be those that will say how ugly this doll is. I just hope people understand that this is not the doll you think it is. It isn't a fitness doll, it is a very very beefy muscular doll to be honest. So I'm aware what we are creating. Just like preggo or fat dolls for instance, it isn't going to be for everyone. So for those who look at this doll later, keep that in mind.

You don't have to appreciate a doll to sell it - that makes sense.

But do you have to appreciate a doll to sculpt it?

I think she nice, especially her thigh muscles. but one criticism is that she needs a bigger butt to go with those muscles. they should make a second version of this same doll with a bigger butt.

Just waiting on her to be done at this point. I'm glad part of my design was picked for this project. Glad to see the doll coming together!