Can you post some pictures of the skeleton?

MannyCan · Post by **MannyCan** » Mon Aug 13, 2018 1:40 am

I currently own a DS163+

One thing I really appreciate is pictures that DS has of the skeletons.
This really helps me understand how to move the doll.
Also the quality of the skeleton is very important for long term durability.

Can Sinodoll please post some pictures of the skeleton?

Post by **Sino-doll** » Mon Aug 13, 2018 2:02 am

MannyCan wrote:I currently own a DS163+

One thing I really appreciate is pictures that DS has of the skeletons.
This really helps me understand how to move the doll.
Also the quality of the skeleton is very important for long term durability.

Can Sinodoll please post some pictures of the skeleton?

Hi,

Have you ever owned one of our dolls?

For moving the doll,please check attached skeleton diagrams.

Post by **Dollstudio** » Mon Aug 13, 2018 10:44 am

MannyCan wrote:Also the quality of the skeleton is very important for long term durability.

@David: I think MannyCan's question is referring to how the skeleton is actually made, e.g. if parts are exchangable or if nuts are welded onto bolts like in TPE doll skeletons. A picture of an actual skeleton would answer this question. Maybe you can get such a photo in the factory?

Without having seen yet the Sino-doll ladies myself, an indirect hint about the skeleton durability might be that the current flagship model with a specified weight of ~44 kg is able to stand, judging from the photos disclosed so far. Weaker frames can not carry this weight for standing reliably, so I would assume that the skeleton is designed to be pretty sturdy. And from own experience I can report that my Z-Onedoll ZO-160 is standing for ~2 years without damages. Since Sino-doll has ZO heritance, you migh assume that the skeleton build will not be weaker.

Sandro

mark81 · Post by **mark81** » Mon Aug 13, 2018 12:05 pm

On my question about shrugging shoulders you replied:

3. Yes,movable shoulders,videos and photos will be released once ready.

And you probably forgot to add it to diagram?

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MannyCan · Post by **MannyCan** » Mon Aug 13, 2018 4:42 pm

Diagram is "okay"

Pictures are much better.
DS has pictures of the skeleton - its very good for reference.

Do you have pictures of the skeleton (no other parts)?

Post by **Sino-doll** » Mon Aug 13, 2018 8:37 pm

mark81 wrote:On my question about shrugging shoulders you replied:
3. Yes,movable shoulders,videos and photos will be released once ready.
And you probably forgot to add it to diagram?
Joints 2.png

Hi,

Thnaks for reminding.
Shrugging shoulders is an option need to charge extra,this diagram is for default skeleton of the doll.

Silicondoll · Post by **Silicondoll** » Tue Aug 14, 2018 2:42 pm

Dollstudio wrote:
MannyCan wrote:Also the quality of the skeleton is very important for long term durability.
@David: I think MannyCan's question is referring to how the skeleton is actually made, e.g. if parts are exchangable or if nuts are welded onto bolts like in TPE doll skeletons. A picture of an actual skeleton would answer this question. Maybe you can get such a photo in the factory?

Without having seen yet the Sino-doll ladies myself, an indirect hint about the skeleton durability might be that the current flagship model with a specified weight of ~44 kg is able to stand, judging from the photos disclosed so far. Weaker frames can not carry this weight for standing reliably, so I would assume that the skeleton is designed to be pretty sturdy. And from own experience I can report that my Z-Onedoll ZO-160 is standing for ~2 years without damages. Since Sino-doll has ZO heritance, you migh assume that the skeleton build will not be weaker.

Sandro

Hallo Sandro,

na "als größter deutscher Fachhändler" auch allen aus dem TV bekannt

Du hast doch all diese Infos....

Unsere Kooperationspartner suchen wir uns sehr sorgfältig aus; in unserem Shop werden Sie daher nur Dolls finden, die der Beschreibung auch tatsächlich entsprechen. Aus dem eigenen Anspruch heraus liegt uns die Material- und Verarbeitungsqualität besonders am Herzen; wir versuchen daher, bestmöglich über Materialeigenschaften und Verarbeitungsprozesse zu informieren.

Da komme ich doch gerne mal persönlich in Berlin vorbei und lasse mir von Dir diese Sino-Doll vorführen und erklären

Gruß
-SD

Silicondoll · Post by **Silicondoll** » Tue Aug 14, 2018 3:46 pm

Sinodoll wrote: Guangdong Sino Environmental Technology Co.,Ltd
Website: www.sino-doll.com
Email: sales@z-onedoll.com
Skype: z-onedoll@hotmail.com

Unfortunately, your page and pictures are of no use to me, as there is nothing to see of the Doll body
Give me a German dealer, who also has real pictures of the 172cm body and also knows what's in there

Ihre Seite und Bilder nützen mir leider auch gar nix, da ist von der Doll Körper auch nix zu sehen
geben Sie mir mal einen Deutschen Vertragshändler, der auch echte Bilder von dem Körper hat
und auch weiß was da drin steckt

MannyCan · Post by **MannyCan** » Thu Aug 16, 2018 2:48 pm

I was thinking about something like this:

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Do you have pictures like that?

Those are the best pictures to understand how the doll is built. Skeleton is SUPER IMPORTANT for photography.

Silicondoll · Post by **Silicondoll** » Thu Aug 16, 2018 4:03 pm

MannyCan wrote:I was thinking about something like this:
The attachment Skeleton_03.jpg is no longer available
Do you have pictures like that?

I do not understand that

the DS advertising image has nothing to do with reality
and such skeletal images tell me nothing about the quality of the doll

""For moving the doll,please check attached skeleton diagrams.""
and they have more movement than DS-Bild

Skeleton is SUPER IMPORTANT for photography.

I do not think so, otherwise there would be a lot more skeleton photos on TDF

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Post by **Sino-doll** » Thu Aug 16, 2018 9:36 pm

MannyCan wrote:I was thinking about something like this:
Skeleton_03.jpg
Do you have pictures like that?

Those are the best pictures to understand how the doll is built. Skeleton is SUPER IMPORTANT for photography.

Will post it once the photo is ready.

Actin-up · Post by **Actin-up** » Thu Aug 16, 2018 9:50 pm

That metal skeleton pic reminds me of the Terminator. I've never thought of my doll as having that Terminator skeleton inside her. Interesting notion for role play...

Silicondoll · Post by **Silicondoll** » Fri Aug 17, 2018 3:21 am

Sinodoll wrote:
MannyCan wrote: Those are the best pictures to understand how the doll is built. Skeleton is SUPER IMPORTANT for photography.
Will post it once the photo is ready.

Well, I'm looking forward to your pictures, from the Z-one/Sino Dolls skeleton

Personally, I think, but that will not look like a DS-Skeleton

I'm guessing a mix of the known China skeletons from the same factory
from WM-Doll ..... to 6YE with "ball joints"

And please hurry up with it, then I'll buy a SinoDoll and not 6YE-TPE with "ball joints"

Personally, I stand on such VENDOR Skeleton-Pictures

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matt gloss · Post by **matt gloss** » Fri Aug 17, 2018 3:38 am

Thats her old flame....
Great picture

Matt

MannyCan · Post by **MannyCan** » Fri Aug 17, 2018 4:18 pm

Silicondoll - I can't tell if you're just goofing on me.

I'm just asking for a picture of the skeleton. It tells me a lot about the design of the doll. That's all.