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Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2016 11:18 am
by justintime
Can anyone tell us if WM uses this goose neck? It is our understanding that WM and YL are located in the same place,
and the dolls are made along side one another. Is this true.
The gooseneck is riddled with problems.
Beauty is only skin deep, so is there a difference in the skeleton or not?
If they are not , can someone that really knows and is not guessing , let us know.

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Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 8:17 am
by justintime
bump :whistle:

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 9:41 am
by CrazyCajun
I can testify they do indeed!

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 12:13 pm
by justintime
I would really like WM to chime in, even YL someone that is willing to go on the record.
What..no takers.. wonder why?


Beauty is only skin deep

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 1:12 pm
by DarkOne
Multiple WM dolls have suffered failures in the neck and every repair thread has shown they use gooseneck pipe for the neck, for all sizes of their dolls. (120~160cm at least for sure, not sure about smaller)

Despite many people asking them and other TPE companies, Not one of them has upgraded to a hinged neck for any TPE doll of any size.

It seems every TPE doll is doomed to use the EXACT same skeleton, as TPE doll manufactures are too fucking lazy to make their own or demand changes be made. It sickens me that TPE dolls are made with a death sentence built in by using components known to fail like gooseneck.

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 1:59 pm
by haremlover
Where does that skeleton photo come from?

It's not actually a WM skeleton to my knowledge - no back joint giving rotation or front back bend.

Best wishes

Harem

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 2:27 pm
by DarkOne
haremlover wrote:Where does that skeleton photo come from?

It's not actually a WM skeleton to my knowledge - no back joint giving rotation or front back bend.

Best wishes

Harem
Im going to wager its a 120cm or so skeleton, Because AFAIK they don't have the back joint, and look at how huge the arch is for the hip to make room for the vagina/anal cavity.

Either that skeleton was designed for a king kong dong, or its actually very small.

This would also explain why 120cm dolls have not gotten the back joint. It would require installing it behind her boobs about and that would be a very strange place for the doll to bend. the only alternative would be 2 joints built into the upper hip (that actually might be a very good solution, replace that 90 degree weld with a pivot joint and it would allow her to pivot forward/back and do a little bit of rotation)

I still haven't been able to get much confirmation that 120CM dolls even use a hinged skeleton however. Im pretty sure 60/80cm dolls all use a wire based skeleton but I have always wondered if the hinged skeletons start at 140cm or 120cm or 100cm.

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 7:55 pm
by justintime
Harem

These photos were sent to me a few weeks ago by Eric, he stated that they were in his 148cmYL
My 148 has a broken neck. Due to the bad quality of material used in the neck.
I was then sent a repair part to "fix" the problem. Keep in mind this was a $2,000 doll one month old.

The so called repair part does not do much of anything.
The reason I ask this about the WMdoll, it's my understanding they use the same skeleton as YLdoll..

Everyone should really understand what they are getting. Also that no warrantee is given even for a doll one month old.

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2016 7:47 am
by justintime
So is there a warrantee given with a WMdoll , if indeed they use the same skeleton?
Which has known quality problems.

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2016 12:43 pm
by Booty Call Dolls
ALCON,
I will pass this on, fair enough?
If there are multiple doll owners, please feel free to have them email me at mrcardmagic@hotmail.com and I will forward on accordingly.
I will do my best, but I have found out after being in the military for over 20 years, some times people NEVER get the correct information ( if any at all) to make an educated decision.
Although I myself, having a BS in mathematics, see things in black or white, I truly believe the answer is normally somewhere in the middle.
V/r
Jeff aka BCD

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2016 8:14 pm
by justintime
ALCON,
I will pass this on, fair enough?
If there are multiple doll owners, please feel free to have them email me at mrcardmagic@hotmail.com and I will forward on accordingly.
I will do my best, but I have found out after being in the military for over 20 years, some times people NEVER get the correct information ( if any at all) to make an educated decision.
Although I myself, having a BS in mathematics, see things in black or white, I truly believe the answer is normally somewhere in the middle.
V/r
Jeff aka BCD
what does this mean Jeff

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2016 8:52 pm
by DarkOne
justintime wrote:So is there a warrantee given with a WMdoll , if indeed they use the same skeleton?
Which has known quality problems.
Nope. In the doll game your considered lucky if they send you repair parts, especially when it comes to the TPE vendors.

0 warrantee by pretty much any manufacturer. Your lucky if you can even get a partial refund for shipping damage from some of them.

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Sat Jun 11, 2016 9:50 pm
by Booty Call Dolls
Just in time,
I will email Eric or Sam.
CrazyCajun,
Please contact Sam, ok.
Dark one,
Eric offered a partial refund on a doll sent to Russia that was obviously tampered with. Even if a manufacturers do nothing, vendors should take care of the customers first then go to the manufacturer. I have been told repair parts have been sent out to a couple.

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2016 4:35 pm
by timetraveler1
THIS is apparently a bad problem area , i don't know if all doll companies use this same neck joint which seems to break , i am hoping doll companies will chime in here especially if they are using different neck connections . and also that companies and even venders see this is a bad design in the neck and hopefully companies will create a better neck and joint connection . doll companies have listened to many things for the customers and this should be no different .
if the neck joint breaks to easy or is a weak point of the doll , people will be afraid to order dolls because , the neck joint won't last. dolls are an investment .

it's in doll companies own best interest to fix this problem , before sales start dwindling off.

from what i see of bad welds etc.(IF THE JOINT IS THE SAME IN YOUR DOLL ) i would advise against hanging the body by a hook in fear of the neck part breaking and pulling off and dropping the body itself on the floor .

if the doll had a strong neck joint and bolted good to main frame , the hook into the base of neck i would think be a great way to hang the doll . but it all depends on the neck joint and knowing what type it actually is and how connected.

Re: Goose neck ....does WM dolls use this?

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2016 4:52 pm
by justintime
Still no comments from Doll Manufactures here..
This is either a problem and they hope this thread gets dropped,
or something they just do not care about.