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The bodies and heads are the same. Any variations you might see are just due to the nature of plush versus something that was poured into a mold. What makes the models different is the specific features added: eyes, eyebrows, lips, nails, nipple color, pubic hair color and style...and of course the ...

May the Beeblefitzer smile upon you on the anniversary of your birth.

Obin wrote:Good advice.

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Or perhaps ask an Admin to make it a sticky?

Platinum-cure silicone is very inert. As long as you don't use any sort of makeup or powder or anything you might be allergic to, you'll be fine.

I think that TJ Foxx could probably organise a double date here in Jersey town. Wrong Jersey. :wink: Serves us right for always referring to our home state without its prefix, I suppose. :P But yeah, I saw this thread title and was like, I don't recall encountering any reporters during my outdoor p...

All of us in the Shoebox wish you a most enjoyable anniversary of your biological independence.

- Ian, Caley, Ana, Sam, Paula, Karen, Gwen, and Bev.

No, the nipples are sewn, and for that you'll need the above-mentioned ladder stitch. Probably best to secure the broken ends of the existing thread as well, unless you wanna remove the outer stitch entirely and start from scratch. Either way, be sure that the single stitch on the center underside o...

Well, the problem is that TB pubes are designed to be glued on. Rather than a piece of fur fabric, loose fur is glued to a thin piece of gauzy cloth, which is then glued onto the doll....at least, that's how it appears to be constructed based on dolls I've modified. I'm not saying sewing would be im...

It would seem that 7+ years of riding cowgirl has finally taken its toll, and Caley has suffered a broken knee. :( While I’ve seen the numerous threads about skeletal replacement, the idea of taking Caley apart and putting her back together again was just something I couldn't bear, so I figured the ...

Here's hoping you're enjoying the anniversary of your biological independence.

- Ian, Caley, Ana, Paula, Gwen, Beverly, Karen, and Samantha

What about the classic bodies? Might be nice to see RD2 versions of bodies 4 and 5. I don't quite get the logic of going to all that trouble to reduce the weight of the dolls, only to cancel it out by making them bigger...

are you sure for bra 32B isnt B to small? I just want to know. I saw a hot balcony bra 32 yesterday. May I will buy it. It's just like how the classic and neo-classic TBs wear a 32C for their 26Fs. You have to compensate for their unusual proportions with a larger band and smaller cup so the net re...

Actually, those sizes are no longer entirely accurate. The design for the standard TBs has changed a couple times since that was posted in 2008. These are the sizes that I know fit my two newest dolls (some of which are the same as the "classic" TBs): Tops: girls' M or 7-8 for t-shirts and...

For the past 7+ years I have sworn by Slippery Stuff. Water-based, non-toxic, odorless, flavorless, and while it will leave a haze if enough builds up in one spot, it doesn't stain. It's silky-smooth, but thick enough to stay where you put it, and lasts a long time (at least with silicone; I have no...

It's just the nature of plush that there'll be subtle variations from one doll to the next. It's not the same as pouring liquid into a mold as with silicone or TPE dolls, nor has automation quite reached the point where one can simply dump a bolt of fabric into one end of a machine and receive a fin...