Skeleton issues with EB 90 cm

[chubbyhog]

Hi guys,

Have you guys run into skeleton issues with EB?

I have owned a 90cm doll for slightly close to 3 months. During that time
1. The wires from the fingers are poking through
2. Her right arm and left leg “snapped”. Specifically it feels like the joints are no longer connected to the skeleton and can’t be posed.

Is this common with EB dolls? She looks very lovely but these skeleton issues are making me question how robust EB are or if it’s an issue with just the 90 cm dolls.

Lastly, in case it’s helpful - I use her about once a week and she lays on my bed. I am not putting her in crazy poses either legs usually bent at 90 degrees when I wanna have some fun time…

[jack181]

Hello chubbyhog!

1. Unfortunately, this is a common problem across manufacturers that do not have a hard hand option. Elsababe should be able to provide an answer on how to repair this, or you can look at various repair threads. It is an easy fix.

2. If the right arm and left leg have broken then this is a major issue. Wait until Elsababe has given clear instruction before you try and address the issue.

I recommend taking several photos to illustrate the problem to Elsababe once they request them.

[Elsa Babe_Harry]

Hi guys,

Have you guys run into skeleton issues with EB?

I have owned a 90cm doll for slightly close to 3 months. During that time
1. The wires from the fingers are poking through
2. Her right arm and left leg “snapped”. Specifically it feels like the joints are no longer connected to the skeleton and can’t be posed.

Is this common with EB dolls? She looks very lovely but these skeleton issues are making me question how robust EB are or if it’s an issue with just the 90 cm dolls.

Lastly, in case it’s helpful - I use her about once a week and she lays on my bed. I am not putting her in crazy poses either legs usually bent at 90 degrees when I wanna have some fun time…

For the problems you encounter, please PM US, or you could contact our customer service email: service@elsababe.con for help

[[K2]]

When the dolls get this small, the skeletal structures have to be made smaller and therefore less robust. I had some trouble with my 90cm within minutes of removal from the box. The metal hardware of a shoulder joint snapped almost with the first move. I also have two 102cm dolls and the metal skeleton continues to cut through the elbows as the skeleton parts are relatively large and the silicone skin at the joint is relatively thin.

The silicone of the 90cm and 102cm is tough stuff but doesn't seem as elastic as the TPE materials of my other dolls. At this point, I wonder if the seemingly more elastic TPE would prevent some of these skeletal blow throughs. As for the skeleton breaking, I don't know if it's possible to butch up the hardware of these joints and not have the skin become too thin around these joints.

I don't have a solution. I'm just acknowledging that this is an issue.

[Elsa Babe]

The skeletons of 102cm and 125cm dolls are much thinner than those of dolls with a height of 148cm and above, and the skeletons of 90cm dolls are much thinner than those of 102cm and 125cm dolls. Therefore, the 90cm dolls must be cared for more carefully.
No matter what, please PM us and we will tell you how to fix it based on the photos you provided. ;D

[chubbyhog]

An update on this! EB was kind enough to send me another body. I’ll try to use the current one to explore the maximum range of motion so we don’t damage the new one. Thanks for everyone thought and EB for being so flexible!

[Elsa Babe_Harry]

An update on this! EB was kind enough to send me another body. I’ll try to use the current one to explore the maximum range of motion so we don’t damage the new one. Thanks for everyone thought and EB for being so flexible!