Carly's new skeleton

samara78 · Post by **samara78** » Fri Dec 02, 2016 2:01 pm

She looks amazing. The range of motion is really good.
Congrats to both of you!

Stewie studmuffin · Post by **Stewie studmuffin** » Fri Dec 02, 2016 8:04 pm

Fantastic work!

You are certainly braver than I am to attempt something like that. But she now looks better than ever.

Hydra12345 · Post by **Hydra12345** » Fri Dec 02, 2016 8:15 pm

Fantastic job on Carly's leg work. Kinda wish the tools to fix, update, or redesign were more available for DIY or doll enthusiasts. Wouldn't mind the possibility of altering a few small things to make for a more human interaction.

Also (before anyone else can say it), I guess with your Carly upgrade skills the 'thighs' the limit.

ARK ANGEL · Post by **ARK ANGEL** » Sat Dec 03, 2016 1:52 am

r363b wrote:amazing ... best skeleton I have seen for a plush doll!

Thank you kindly.

Anung Un Rama wrote:WOW Pete...outstanding...great range of motion too and AWESOME to see Carly up and about again

Thanks mate,

Carly is indeed enjoying her upgrade, as am I.

CrazyCajun wrote:YEA; a total SUCCESS! Looks great!
Thanks for the fantastic photos!

You are very welcome, thanks.

samara78 wrote:She looks amazing. The range of motion is really good.
Congrats to both of you!

Thanks, I've still got Tilly to do, I'll tweak the design to make it more streamlined in the shin and waist.

Stewie studmuffin wrote:Fantastic work! You are certainly braver than I am to attempt something like that. But she now looks better than ever.

Mate, I couldn't even sew 2 years ago, I never dreamed I would even open her up.

Hydra12345 wrote:Fantastic job on Carly's leg work. Kinda wish the tools to fix, update, or redesign were more available for DIY or doll enthusiasts. Wouldn't mind the possibility of altering a few small things to make for a more human interaction.

Also (before anyone else can say it), I guess with your Carly upgrade skills the 'thighs' the limit.

Yep, hopefully beyond too.
I only used a drill, a hacksaw, a couple of files, sand paper and a wood rasp, materials were a broom handle, under 6 feet of 3mm x 25mm flat steel, a 12in length 10mm threaded rod and a few bolts and nuts, no machining no welding not even a jig to center the drill, nothing is perfectly measured or straight, but nobody sees it and it works fine.

Pete.

Hagen of Tronje · Post by **Hagen of Tronje** » Sat Dec 03, 2016 8:26 am

Wow, Carly's posing pictures with her new skeleton have knocked me off my feet!

Great work Pete!

Ah, and Carly: Nice shoes and leggings

Hagen

ARK ANGEL · Post by **ARK ANGEL** » Sat Dec 03, 2016 10:47 am

Hagen of Tronje wrote:Wow, Carly's posing pictures with her new skeleton have knocked me off my feet!

Great work Pete!

Ah, and Carly: Nice shoes and leggings

Hagen

Thanks Hagen, the difference is more profound than I thought.
Intimacy is incredibly different, so much more control and realism.

Pete.

DarkOne · Post by **DarkOne** » Mon Dec 05, 2016 1:50 am

Very nice work. One tip I can give is you might wanted to consider duct tape instead of electrical tape to wrap the skeleton, because electrical tape tends to leak 'goo' with time.

Really liked the skeleton build though.

lonelybear · Post by **lonelybear** » Mon Dec 05, 2016 3:04 am

WOW! She is a real beauty and the work you did on her skeleton... magnificent work, the range of her movements is a testament to the care you put into designing her internals. congrats, again she is something else... and dat ass... <3

ARK ANGEL · Post by **ARK ANGEL** » Mon Dec 05, 2016 7:13 am

Thank you guys, and yep, way ahead of you there DarkOne, the black is duct tape and the arch was over layed in glad wrap.

Pete.

DarkOne · Post by **DarkOne** » Thu Dec 08, 2016 9:46 pm

Also (before anyone else can say it), I guess with your Carly upgrade skills the 'thighs' the limit.[/quote]
:haha4:

Yep, hopefully beyond too.
I only used a drill, a hacksaw, a couple of files, sand paper and a wood rasp, materials were a broom handle, under 6 feet of 3mm x 25mm flat steel, a 12in length 10mm threaded rod and a few bolts and nuts, no machining no welding not even a jig to center the drill, nothing is perfectly measured or straight, but nobody sees it and it works fine.

Pete.[/quote]

VERY good work. Goes to show you can do a lot with only some basic tools if you just put your mind to it!

technoir · Post by **technoir** » Thu Dec 08, 2016 10:20 pm

WOW.....CARLY YOU ARE LOOKING SO GOOD LADY!!!!
PETE WAS SURE BRAVE TO DO THIS....
BUT THE RESULTS WELL I AM IN DROOLING MODE!!!!
TECCIE XXXXXX

ARK ANGEL · Post by **ARK ANGEL** » Wed Feb 01, 2017 8:19 pm

Yep, no change, still nice tight joints, and still nice tight ass.

Carly continues to make me proud and horny.

Pete.

JackieTreehorn · Post by **JackieTreehorn** » Thu Feb 02, 2017 1:19 am

Wow, I never noticed this one before. That's really incredible. Impressive job. Some of those acrobatics she can do- that's just amazing. They should hire you to build them.

subcom117 · Post by **subcom117** » Thu Feb 02, 2017 1:33 am

I seems the folks in China could learn a thing or two from you about improving the skeletons in our future dolls.

ARK ANGEL wrote:Here she is, all ready for a demo.
It seems to have given her a more natural looking figure during posed positions, see what you think.

ARK ANGEL · Post by **ARK ANGEL** » Sat Feb 04, 2017 1:27 pm

Thanks for the kind words guys.
I think the most impressive part is the cost and robust nature being low tech.
I could bang out half a dozen of these for around $100.00, trouble is, it needs to be hand made, so production level would take a few people, wages etc, then up goes the cost x $5 or $10.

Pete.