I had been willing to join the doll community for ages and in end of 2019 it finally it became possible. Jenny arrived to my apartment right after new year 2020 and gave whole new meaning to late xmas present. 2020 was very interesting year and in start of 2021 I already got myself a 2nd doll
However this is Jenny's topic and focuses mainly to her pictures and daily life.
Also thanks to everyone who have contributed to this forum. It has been huge resource of information to me. Also thanks to ufdolls for exceeding my already high expectations. Looking forward to continue all the nice conversations with all of you people.
I've also created couple other UFD-related topics you might want to check out;
- Fleshlight insert for UFD
- Essential TPE doll care products
But now to Jenny's pics
These were taken during the 1st month after her arrival
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I still kind of love her original hair most, but these shorter versions are easier to maintain and still look gr8 on her.
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Original wig had no quality issues, but the long hair was not too bed friendly... During the mornings she and the hair brush were spending more time together than me and her could spend during rest of the day :/
These lace front wigs are shorter and have less visible hairline. Some makeup could be used to totally cover that up. These wigs don't seem to tangle much while she sleeps so they are easier to maintain. Also their material seems to be bit less "plastic"-looking compared to some other cheap wigs out there. Static electricity and hair sticking to her face has never been problem with Jenny - probably because of the stainless skeleton or something to do with the UFD's TPE blend.
Next photos were taken after I had been too careless and her feet needed some treatment. Doctor ordered new standing bolts and gave her some heat gun treatment.
Before:
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After some heat gun treatment the end result looks rather reasonable again. Had to add some TPE next to heel bolt as it was pretty ragged. Thankfully UFD provided test piece with the doll. The operation was not too difficult and took only couple hours. Another hour went for cutting some of the 25mm bolts down to 20mm, as couldn't find correct size from store. For those interested; melting temperature of UFD TPE seems to be around 100-110 and shouldn't be heated over 120 as light (unhealthy) smoke starts to form. At least I am much more confident with these kind of maintenance tasks now and was gr8 "hidden" area to practice for the 1st repair. Will worry about wear and tear much less now.
Also Jenny is very happy now and haven't needed repairs since
