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see attached picavante wrote:hey was just reading a bit...and came across "gooseneck" couple of times. What exactly is that ;p ??
That is awesome! I really love 165N. But are there any updates on shoulder bones? WM already introduced new skeleton only 50$ more expensive.6YeDoll wrote:such an outdated topic
We 6YE Premium announces that ball-joint wrist is now available on 161E, 165F and 165N bodies
yes 6Ye Premium gets shoulder joints now. Our design is even better because we use ball-joints. It means the shoulder not only be able to shrug upward and downward, but also move freely like a real human. We will make a new topic to announce more informationCombobreaker wrote:That is awesome! I really love 165N. But are there any updates on shoulder bones? WM already introduced new skeleton only 50$ more expensive.6YeDoll wrote:such an outdated topic
We 6YE Premium announces that ball-joint wrist is now available on 161E, 165F and 165N bodies
So it took about half a year after my insight to develop this feature. Nice!mark81 wrote: 2) movable shoulders?
Sun May 21, 2017
...What I've discovered (and experienced myself) is that as soon as a company offers improvements to their product line, suddenly everyone becomes a design expert and explains to the company what they "should have done" or "what they overlooked." Strangely, the company that actually "makes" the product is portrayed as not knowing what the hell they are doing.6YeDoll wrote:Thank you for the comments and suggestions that help improve the quality of our dolls.
We believe nothing is impossible, it always depends on the cost and the market demand. If cost is not a restriction, I believe there would be no limitation on any design to mimic the real human skeleton. Regarding the clavicle joint, as far as I know, not even those high-end brands selling $7K a doll can achieve this. However, we will try our best to find a cost effective solution to make realistic skeleton.
Btw, ball-joint is not a minor thing. We got back many comments from our customer who have tried both our doll and another hinged-joint doll that they generally agree that ball-joint is far more superior, especially when it comes to the sex purpose. It allows movement with flexible range. Surely this is the first pace of our skeleton re-design, we will make more improvement based on ball-joint mechanism and we believe ball-joint is the ultimate solution of making realistic doll with vast probability. That's why we have to patent it at the very beginning.
Take a look at this...mrmofo44 wrote:Can 6ye Dolls spine bend backwards to arch their hips up?
Thanks for helping me out! I had a 6ye 165F Gia, that exact same Doll, she would lock into a sitting position but could bend forward very easily. Sold her because of the weight 85+ Lbs and now I have a beautiful 150B, still same issue, I'm afraid to put so much force onto the skeleton.kambui wrote:Take a look at this...mrmofo44 wrote:Can 6ye Dolls spine bend backwards to arch their hips up?
https://www.6yedollglobal.com/165cm-f-cup-premium1.html
Looks like they can