Soon Coeros began to send periodical updates on the progress of the manufacturing prosses via email. Coeros kindly asked for any additional information I could provide to create the head that most closely matched the reference model. At one point I contacted the manufacturer of the torso to ask for detailed information which I passed on to Coeros I even searched for and found detailed pictures of the neck of the torso along with exact measurements. I was not playing around, this was serious business. My lady needed a head and it is my role and duty as the male, provider and protector; to provide. It is with great joy that it can be said that the time and money was well worth it. Let the pictures tell the story...
Notice 1: I choose not to give specific instructions other than ask for a close replication of the reference model. I decided to trust the artist.
Notice 2: I purposefully did not include pictures of the reference model for privacy concerns. Suffice to say it is a real woman I admire.
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Honestly I when I first took the head out of the box and observed it the first impression I had was of puzzlement. I had never seen something like this before and it was a bit weird. A human head in my hands. Quite odd. I placed the head on my desk and continued on to do some work, occasionally glancing at the head. A few hours later something happened. I looked at the head and said to myself: "Wow... it is her." I started to closely look at the head from different angles and was amazed. The head matched the reference model and it did so to a degree I did not expect.
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I am an artist and as such I pay close attention to detail in any respect. I decided to focus on her nose as it is a particular thing I like about the reference model. Sure enough even the intricate details of the shape of the nose are a close match to the reference model. Being new to the hobby it seems very impressive that such a thing can be achived at his point in time. I was under the impression that I should not expect too much but Coeros proved me wrong. Coeros are artists and as an artist I am impressed by their work. Game recognize game.
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I quickly need to mention that the head stand I purchased from Coeros is a testament to their craftsmanship and sense of style. Simple, strong and stylish with a heavy industrial aesthetic that pleases my particular preferences. It makes it much more enjoyable to look at the head as a display piece.
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The lips are as detailed as the rest of the features. The mouth is of particular interest and it succeeds at simulating the look and feel, aided by the accurate depiction of the inner workings. Teeth are well represented, upper and lower, made of a soft material that is not too soft nor to hard but just right for the purpose of ease of use. The tongue appears to be of the same quality although I have not analyzed it much it; simply looks pleasing. The Real Oral Structure function is not something I expected much of and so I did not care to try it right away. It was a couple of weeks or so before I felt curious enough to try it and once I did I feel content with it. Personally I could use a bit more openness of the mouth as it felt like she was not fully accepting of me. Silicone is not as able to stretch as much as TPE and that is something I accept, for the quality of silicone is well worth it.
It wanted to try on many different outfits on the torso to present the head but time has been short recently and the torso is quite heavy and thus not easy to manipulate. I opted for just a couple of outfits including my favorite outfit which is of course the school uniform. Yes, I am so original. Forgot to mention that Coeros included a wig that surprisingly I like very much. I was afraid the included wig would be thrown away but in this process I have learned one very important thing: trust Coeros: they are artists. Of course I also purchased a few wigs of my own to satisfy the need to customize
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If the torso was less heavy I would gladly do a change of outfit more often and take many more pictures. Now that the head is in place the doll is complete I am eager to see her in many different outfits. The addition of the head is a complete game changer. Let us be honest here... I paid a lot of money for this head. And I would do it againg in less than a second. The head cost as much as some full size dolls but I look at it this way: what would I pay to replicate a person I admire and have her close to me... I look at the doll as she sits there on her seat and she absolutely convinces me that every single dollar was worth it. Absolutely.
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