Just ordered my WM 168 E.

Dollover2000 · Post by **Dollover2000** » Mon Jul 16, 2018 7:41 pm

Thanks, she is wonderful. And I assure you the new WM168 is very curvy. Mine is a lot curvier than I thought from all the photos I’ve seen too.
Very shapely. Very nice.
See.....

Zippy81 · Post by **Zippy81** » Mon Jul 16, 2018 8:02 pm

Awesome

I just ordered mine on the 6th and shell be here Friday

factory pics were pretty good so i think i was being over analytical on account of the fact that I wanted the wm162b allot.. after I'd already ordered the 168. But I can wait til february.. :p

Panther68 · Post by **Panther68** » Mon Jul 16, 2018 9:00 pm

Zippy81 wrote:Awesome I just ordered mine on the 6th and shell be here Friday factory pics were pretty good so i think i was being over analytical on account of the fact that I wanted the wm162b allot.. after I'd already ordered the 168. But I can wait til february.. :p

Hey Zippy, you won't be disappointed. She will have no problem filling out a dress.

Hey dollover2000, are you a Bay Area person? Myself, I am a SF Peninsula, but you can see that in my photos.

Dollover2000 · Post by **Dollover2000** » Tue Jul 17, 2018 12:39 am

Panther68 wrote:
Zippy81 wrote:Awesome I just ordered mine on the 6th and shell be here Friday factory pics were pretty good so i think i was being over analytical on account of the fact that I wanted the wm162b allot.. after I'd already ordered the 168. But I can wait til february.. :p
Hey Zippy, you won't be disappointed. She will have no problem filling out a dress.

Hey dollover2000, are you a Bay Area person? Myself, I am a SF Peninsula, but you can see that in my photos.

Eastbay brother! (Tri-Valley)

Dollover2000 · Post by **Dollover2000** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 3:33 pm

Hey panther68, I wouldn’t try to twist her. Most knock-offs do not have that function. A lot of people don’t know this, that’s why a lot of them have breakage problems and people complain that they're crap.
There’s one doll I have in particular, I was sent some schematics of the skeleton by the seller and told specifically not to twist her in that manner.

Panther68 · Post by **Panther68** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 4:14 pm

Dollover2000 wrote:Hey panther68, I wouldn’t try to twist her. Most knock-offs do not have that function. A lot of people don’t know this, that’s why a lot of them have breakage problems and people complain that they're crap.
There’s one doll I have in particular, I was sent some schematics of the skeleton by the seller and told specifically not to twist her in that manner.

Hey Dollover, Anastasia is an actual, WM 168E. I am assuming you are looking at her photo in the beginning of this thread, twisting her back on the sheepskin rug. Her arching back and twisted hip gives the illusion of an extreme twist, but she is not really over extending. After 10 months, just her right knee is getting a little bit loose, but she can still stand fine.

Little Anna, my 100cm Racyme doll is a WM knock off, and haven't really been hard on her skeleton. Got her more or less to compare quality. She only cost me a couple hundred dollars, new from a local person. She keeps our little greyhound company.

Dollover2000 · Post by **Dollover2000** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 6:23 pm

I was referring to the 100cm. Not the 168E.
Sorry, I must’ve misread something.
Cute pic.

Panther68 · Post by **Panther68** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 9:50 pm

Got it.

Eastbay brother! (Tri-Valley)

Wow! Between you and Endless War thats about 16 dolls in the Tri Valley among just 2 TDF members. Are any of your dolls JY and if so, how are they? Also, It looks that you may have an AS 161, how are they?

Dollover2000 · Post by **Dollover2000** » Wed Jul 18, 2018 11:47 pm

Well… They kinda are, and kinda aren’t. Those bodies are not name-brand. However, you are correct in assuming they were modeled after the JY and the AF. Because they were. Those particular ones are also made nicer than the other “non-namebrand” ones I have. Which was surprising to me. I was blown away by the quality of the one that showed up yesterday. Nice finger wires, very nice movable joints (Comparable to my $2000+ WM), hollow breasts, And some pretty damn good seamless finish work.
By the time I’ve finished buying dolls, we’ll have to change the name from Tri-Valley to “Valley of the Dolls”!