High heels

[6war6scry6]

I came across a post about how to make a foot plate for TPE dolls to stand in high heels, accidentally closed it & can't find it anymore. Can someone share a link, or give me some specifics so I don't have to reinvent it.(I'm a mechanic & machinist so its in my wheelhouse.)

[The Doll Advocate]

I'm not sure what post your referring to kinda curious myself.
However I can't find any heels that will fit my tiny feet .
That said .
I had the idea to drill holes through the shoes bottoms and then using my foot bolts to bolt the shoes on .
Then maybe a layer of rubber glued to the bottom to keep my bolts from marking the floors up lol.
Right now I just have sneakers.
And very happy with them .
But I would look stunning with a nice pair of heels.

[djcdoll]

I think you may be referring to TDF member Dollicious2 and his footplates.
Some info on them can be found half way down this page:

viewtopic.php?t=116236&start=75

[Nusszucker]

I am going to bookmark this thread so I can find it again later, as I had the same question

[Synthian]

I came across a post about how to make a foot plate for TPE dolls to stand in high heels, accidentally closed it & can't find it anymore. Can someone share a link, or give me some specifics so I don't have to reinvent it.(I'm a mechanic & machinist so its in my wheelhouse.)

I saw this beautiful post by Leatherman who made the metal plates and I believe gives out the printable template so you don't have to reinvent it. viewtopic.php?p=2344591#p2344591

For Evelyn, she has boltless standing feet so I use this, which, although more expensive than foot plates, is for way more functions than just putting high heels on, for instance, I can dance with her among lots of other positions
https://www.coeros.com/product/the-best ... lay-stand/

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