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Post by **Kimmi Lovecok** » Mon Dec 19, 2022 5:00 pm

Post by **Kimmi Lovecok** » Wed Jan 18, 2023 6:58 am

Can anyone remember
who was the producer of Vanity ?

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latextrancer · Post by **latextrancer** » Wed Jan 18, 2023 1:48 pm

The producer of the Vanity doll was the Hungarian company named "Transex", who also produced the Dolly Buster, Rachel and Lethal Weapons latexdolls.

Post by **Kimmi Lovecok** » Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:32 pm

latextrancer wrote: ↑ The producer of the Vanity doll was the Hungarian company named "Transex", who also produced the Dolly Buster, Rachel and Lethal Weapons latexdolls.

Thank you for confirmation!

Dollman will be very happy!

I found this information in our old forum archive,
but a lot of time has passed, and I had to ask again,
just in case, if someone accidentally made a mistake..
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Post by **Miss Barkley** » Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:42 pm

latextrancer wrote: ↑Wed Jan 18, 2023 1:48 pm The producer of the Vanity doll was the Hungarian company named "Transex", who also produced the Dolly Buster, Rachel and Lethal Weapons latexdolls.

For our archival works, we will definitely need the LOGO of the company,
but somehow I think that it will be impossible to find...

I will suggest to Dollman that he try to reconstruct the Logo
of that manufacturer based on everything he has seen and read so far

I think that something is better than nothing, at least in the artistic sense.
If the original logo appears, it will be great, if not,
we will have at least some artistic construction.

And the craziest thing would be if that company never had its own Logo

Post by **The Doll Man** » Wed Jan 18, 2023 6:15 pm

Miss Tereza Barkley wrote: ↑
For our archival works, we will definitely need the LOGO of the company,
but somehow I think that it will be impossible to find...

I will suggest to Dollman that he try to reconstruct the Logo
of that manufacturer based on everything he has seen and read so far

I think that something is better than nothing, at least in the artistic sense.
If the original logo appears, it will be great, if not,
we will have at least some artistic construction.

And the craziest thing would be if that company never had its own Logo