It sounds like you are saying that the lower leg is not proportional to other body parts but you must be mistaken because the photos on the Doll Features page show them proportional to the body. I thought the doll was simply small in size.
Please give us torso dimensions to arm and leg length when you find the time....I need to know.
Yeah, I don't know if they changed it from the prototype, or if it's just not as noticeable from pictures, but her leg below the knee isn't proportional to the rest. And as can be seen in these pitures, her legs make her only around two feet longer than a 1STPC Torso:
Decided to move the 1PC's dress so you can tell exactly where she ends in this next one:
These next two pictures are for the people who wanted to see her next to a frame of reference. Sadly we all don't own 1STPCs, but almost everyone has your standard 12 inch ruler:
This last one's to show the length of her legs:
Onto the review:
Overall, I'm glad that I bought Lisa. She's going to be my top doll now just like I figured she'd be. (The 1PC is good, just the stubs are annoying) She's just perfect for holding, and even in the middle of a heat wave, she was nice to cuddle up next to. Unless some breakthrough doll in doll tech shows up, or more likely, if TBabes makes new models, I probably will be sticking to Lisa as my final end all doll. I don't really see any reason to buy a higher end doll, she's a great starter doll, and has enough features to compete with the high end dolls, and surpass them in some respects. But like any creation there are the faults:
Main Fault: The leg length. I think she'd be perfect if her legs were just a foot or two longer. Maybe Teddy Babes will put out a longer legged version soon that I can "upgrade" to.
Secondary Fault: Her arms use joints that I suspect will become a problem at some point.. They seem to be the only real thing on a Teddy Babe that might actually break.
Minor annoyance #1: Someone posted in the original Teddy Babes thread about not liking the press on nails. They were really onto something. I have to advise Teddy Babes to ditch these. Someone could forseeibly lose an eye to these nails. Considering how much bad luck D&J have run into already regarding the line, I'd assume the worst and protect myself from this scenario if I were them. For buyers, this problem is taken care of easily enough by removing, or clipping the nails. D&J also will ship dolls without them if asked. Without should be the default in filling future orders I'd say.
Minor annoyance #2: Insert. I used a Fleshlight with Lisa, but boy was it a real pain getting it to fit. Luckily the documentation that came with Lisa had detailed instructions on how to accomplish this. It basically involves inverting the fleshlight, so that the "end" is pulled down over the "front", you then put the inverted fleshlight front first over the Teddy Babes entry. then just push the flehlight into the doll, and undoing the inversion. With the Fleshlight you get left with about 6 inches though that just can't fit. I cut this exces off, and it fit perfectly, if not a bit sideways. Another problem is the fleshlight's sticky nature. A lot of "plush" matter sticks to it. I'm not having much luck in getting this off either.
Overall she's a great doll. Definately the doll that everyone interested in owning a doll should buy as their first doll, and then, if they don't get hooked to having her in bed with them all night and instead want more realism, make the jump to a silicone doll instead.
) On the downside, she seems to be less leggy than she was in the prototype pictures. Her legs are like six inches or less from the knee down. She's barely larger than my 1ST PC Torso which has no legs. These are just initial impressions though, like I said I haven't been able to realy look at her much. Expect to hear/see more tommorow. Oh by the way, the pre-order surprise that D&J mentioned is a set of latex nipples that I assume attach to the TBabes plush ones. No idea how that goes, or what they even look like though, I just read it on that letter you see in the picture.
