>>191 >Nurse-doll waifus best waifus Baste OP is baste.

>>193 a cute.

Reminder to watch

>>201 That coord is top cute!

this is really creeping me out

>>208 Howso? I'm curious

>>208 They're kinda cute. Makes me want my own dolls

>>209 Some people get creeped out by dolls. No idea why you'd come look at /doll/ if you do, but there it is.

>>211 I suppose I wouldn't expect general creeped-by-dolls as the sentiment if they're here, instead expecting something thread-specific.

yep its still not cute and it's still creeping me the fuck out

Her name is Dorito

>>221 Yeah, these are the dolls that're made specifically with the aesthetic that creeps many out. >>222 (checked) She looks like a tiny heroin addict.

>>223 The aesthetic is my favorite part. I love dolls that have a pale look with careful shading. They're cute to me, and I also like the one more outright designed to be creepy, like The Star, Death, The Hermit, so on from Doll-Zone -- Or was that Doll Chateu? I still find it all to be pretty, anyway.

>>225 >I still find it all to be pretty, anyway. While I have nothing against owning dolls (I want a robowaifu after all), I still find that difficult to fathom. I know there are guys who honestly like much of the kind of thing you might find on /monster/ so it's hardly shocking to me. But for an aesthetic that is obviously simulating physical illness to be appealing to someone is quite beyond my reckoning tbh.

>>225 Cute dollbutt

>>227 Miss-clicked spoiler on a clothed pic instead of the butt. >>226 It's pretty. These spoilered ones are the more outright creepy/grotesque styled and i enjoy their aesthetic too.

>>228 >first pic I saw that doll on sale just recently. She was half off

>>229 CARLOS! You're a double-nigger

>>225 >>228 I can tell there's a definite aesthetic they have going and I think it's cool that you dig it. The soldering iron guro's a bit much for me though.

>>193 Source of pic related?

>>234 Probably from this blog: http://galaxypolice.blogspot.com/

>>222 >>225 I've been following BJDs for over a decade and sadly not got a single one yet , it's kind of interesting when you think about how they evolved to having double joints and there's been trend returning to the single joint roots. Being mostly a simple toyfag, I used to think that double joints are better because it means more articulation, but then I realize after reading and seeing how not fun/smooth to pose BJDs are, taking to account that their big scale doesn't allow them to interact with most toys and miniatures, I got to the conclusion that BJD first and foremost priority should be aesthetics, that just meant to be big beautiful dolls that you can't do much with. My currently favorite doll body is the 1/4 Myou Doll, it's pear shape and got actual ball joints, it could use more defined detail in certain areas, notably the ankles and the bottom area looks kinda weird and have harsh sculpt to it. If this body was added more detail and sculpted more in the style of that big MSD DZ you posted, it would've been the prefect BJD body imho.

>>236 >how not fun/smooth to pose BJDs are, taking to account that their big scale doesn't allow them to interact with most toys and miniatures I'm not sure how posable you're looking for here, but a lot of a doll's posability depends on her internal structure. I've never owned a strung doll but I'd guess they're differently-posable than those with skeletons because you've got only the tension of the rigging against the joints. I own single-jointed and double-jointed girls and have always found the single-jointed ones a lot easier to pose. There's also the design of the body parts to consider: Angel Philia's balloon-like vinyl shell design means that they can get some nice squish like real flesh because the body parts don't end up levering against themselves, but that can backfire and look unnatural if taken too far. I've posed my very smol girls together with my 1/3rd girls too and it looks cute. Making use of the scale difference for a giantess/minigirl feel is the key, I find.

>>237 I meant for strung dolls only, I imagine vinyl dolls with inner skeleton are very similar to regular fashion dolls and action figures as they both have actual functional joints. >I've posed my very smol girls together with my 1/3rd girls too and it looks cute. Making use of the scale difference for a giantess/minigirl feel is the key, I find Sure thing, but I had in mind more 1/6-1/18 scales figures and accessories. >I own single-jointed and double-jointed girls Nice, can you elaborate what dolls do you own?

>>238 I own five Dollfie Dreams, an Angel Philia, and a Mini Sweets doll.

>>222 muh dick!