Piece of protruding flesh on my RD

jpmorgan · Post by **jpmorgan** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:17 pm

Good evening everyone,

Just asking, is this piece of protruding flesh a norm with RD dolls, cause I just noticed it. Is this a bad sign? Like sth is falling apart?

Here's the link to the picture:

http://www.dollforum.com/modules.php?na ... pos=-17301

And is it ok if I just let my doll lie on the bed? My bed is really soft. I heard about compression damage. Don't know if it's safe to just let her lie there.

Thanks in advance.

sactojoe · Post by **sactojoe** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:57 pm

Is it hard underneath the part that is sticking out?

Post by **AlexKnight** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 3:27 pm

Can't advice on the protruding flesh question, but I can answer on the lying in bed one.

I've left my Realdoll in bed for weeks, but I have a memory foam mattress, and she doesn't have any compression damage whatsoever.

Post by **Bill** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 6:13 pm

My Realdoll may spend a week on the bed but I roll her on her side to cuddle plus she is on her hook while changing the bed clothes. Silicone dolls are a responsibility and have to be moved often but the hook is good for long time storage.
None of my Realdolls have any damage from 2002 to today.

jpmorgan · Post by **jpmorgan** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 6:34 pm

thanks for the advice.

the piece of protruding flesh is silicone as far as i can discern...not some joints or metal underlying it...seems like it just blot out...like some chunk of flesh out of place. Any further advice regarding this?

jerryboy · Post by **jerryboy** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 6:59 pm

This is only something thats only going to slowly, gradually turn into something worse. Sorry, but it looks like part of the skeletal structure is punching through it's protective wrap that's there to prevent the hardened pvc or metal interior parts from bursting through the silicone. You need to email this to the manufacturer and see what they say, good luck.

Post by **Abyss** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 8:00 pm

jpmorgan -

You really should have contacted us directly first before coming here. Posting problems on a forum is not the most efficient way to resolve anything. We do our best to monitor the forum, but we can't be on here all day. For faster responses, contact us directly.

We will be happy to do what we can to help you, but we need to know who you are, how old your doll is, how it's been stored, treated, etc. Looking at one small photograph is not enough to determine what the problem may be. Is this a RealDoll? I ask because the other pictures in the album you linked to are not of a RealDoll, so I'm a bit confused.

You can reach me directly at amanda@realdoll.com. Please give me a detailed explanation of the problem area, including when you noticed it, what it feels like, and how big it is. I'll need your RD number too so I can pull your file out of archives. Please also send me several photos of the area from different angles - make sure the lighting is good and the photo isn't blurry. I will then show all of it to Matt and the production crew and we'll do our best to resolve the situation.

--Amanda

Campdaan · Post by **Campdaan** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 8:13 pm

JP is this "RD" a Realdoll ?

The pics in your Gallery show a different type of Doll.

jvg61 · Post by **jvg61** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 8:19 pm

I agree with amanda,this is no real doll head i've ever seen,why did this doll owner say realdoll?in the pics(if everyone saw them)it clearly is not a real doll,maybe he was asking if this is a normal occurance with any silicone doll and used rd as an example.

other than that,i think the doll is pregnant(lol).and if she is then you had better be working for JPMORGAN...$$$$

OH THE LITTLE PITTER PATTER OF BABY DOLL FOOTSTEPS...WAH!WAH!

EddieFr · Post by **EddieFr** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 8:32 pm

...the fotos look like one of those Andydroid micro-dolls....

jpmorgan · Post by **jpmorgan** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:46 pm

Owh no...what am I supposed to do if she's pregnant?

These are the links to the swell:

http://www.dollforum.com/modules.php?na ... pos=-17308

http://www.dollforum.com/modules.php?na ... 1708&pos=4

http://www.dollforum.com/modules.php?na ... 1708&pos=5

She's a nameless 2004 Face X B7F11 I think...so far only minor damage occured...She was well taken care of as far as I'm concerned. Thanks for the advice.

iwannadoll · Post by **iwannadoll** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:36 pm

Man, that looks like a serious tumor! If the manufacturer can't help you, I would recommend you contact Incrediwagon. He has a "back surgery" photo how-to that is totally amazing and I would think he can help you.

Platypus · Post by **Platypus** » Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:20 am

Abyss should be able to help you with the protrusion.

As for keeping your doll lying down, I've had a B7F13 for a bit over four years and she's spent almost all that time lying on her back on my waterbed. Her bum is now as flat as a pancake.

But that's something I'm prepared to accept.

I could have hauled her out each morning, hung her up, and put her back each evening, but that seemed like too much trouble. Yeah, I know, I'm just a lazy sod!

Regards,

Al, Kimi and Yoshiko

Mechwizard · Post by **Mechwizard** » Wed Sep 23, 2009 2:50 am

jpmorgan wrote:
Just asking, is this piece of protruding flesh a norm with RD dolls, cause I just noticed it. Is this a bad sign? Like sth is falling apart?

Here's the link to the picture:

http://www.dollforum.com/modules.php?na ... pos=-17301

The lump looks to be inthe region of the hip. Is the leg still attached to the skeleton?

CJD · Post by **CJD** » Wed Sep 23, 2009 7:42 am

Is this lump soft? or can you feel something hard inside? being very very carefull, does her leg movement feel differeent ( looser, clunky, etc ) than her other leg? if so she may have a hip dislocation.

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