Skeleton Realism.
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Skeleton Realism.
Why aren't manufacturers using moulded plastic skeletons inside their dolls to keep the weight down and provide a more realistic feel to the final product with bones in the right places and maybe proper moveable joints and hands ?!
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Bored, certified "plastic" surgeon. Serving the masses.
Dolls i have worked on. Real doll ,JM doll,teddybabes,Anime fabric doll,wm doll, d.s dolls, Diao shi, extravaganza air dolls, 1st pc, and candy8teen dolls.
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Take a look at the high end dolls, it's already there . Realistic body shape wit 40-50kg total weight and about twice (!) body volume like same sized TPE dolls with tiny hands and feet.
Same doll in TPE would be about 80 kg
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I suppose in the end Pron it all comes down to money.
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Think the problem is the usage of TPE. I believe high-end silicon dolls already have a foam layer to reduce weight.Hungry Bear wrote:I wonder if closed cell foam type product could work between skeleton and outer TPE layer? In the chest, abdomen, thighs, and breast core maybe?
For TPE however, they are cast at high temperature and would melt an intermediate layer like foam.
I'm curious to learn how silicon dolls are cast though, as I would think that would be at high temperature as well.
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Yeah! Bring back Candy8Teen!!!Hungry Bear wrote:I wonder if closed cell foam type product could work between skeleton and outer TPE layer? In the chest, abdomen, thighs, and breast core maybe?
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"...Makes it really hard to eat cereal."
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The dolls have mold lines in the same places you'd have seams... I think they could be smoothed in the same way:Dyolf wrote:Hmm, perhaps a "skinning" project? Of course that means there would be a garish seam somewhere after the "skin" was applied.
Skins and skeletons sold separately? (poll)
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"...Makes it really hard to eat cereal."