My first girl (doll nudity)
Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 11:34 am
Here are some pictures of my doll (I apologise for my camera not being especially detailed). She is my first and only. For now. Maybe someone can help me figure out exactly what she is? She came to me in a Bobobie Sprite box with no other documentation, so that's what I've been calling her, but I've recently been told that she's been modded. I am her third owner, so I'm not sure what has been done to her before she came to me.
I found her on Ebay for under 100usd and I think my heart stopped for a moment. I love ball-jointed dolls but I never thought I'd be able to afford one or be part of the community. Then I stumbled on her auction. She was painted purple and had tiny dings of damage on her neck, but I was confident that it wasn't anything that I couldn't fix or alter. So I sent a text to my husband at work and he immediately called me and said "Do it. Put a bid on her" despite the fact that it would tighten our budget for that month. He's an amazing guy and very supportive of my hobbies.
I spent the next week anticipating her arrival. I tracked her package and got more and more excited as she came closer to Ohio. When she got here, I picked up a few tools and set to work. She has truly been a labour of love and a pleasure to work with.
Here is a before and after collage from when she was still a work-in-progress:
Here she is, with wig and eyes and a pretty new outfit:
And here is a picture of the pretty eyes I got for her (I had to turn the flash on so that the colour would show up):
I live in a busy city, but there isn't a doll community around here (that I've been able to find, anyway), so it's been a bit difficult. My husband will sit and listen to me go on and on, and he's happy that I'm happy, but I can tell when his eyes start to glaze over, haha. Anyway, I'm really proud of my still nameless girl and I think I've done ok so far, for a newbie.
I found her on Ebay for under 100usd and I think my heart stopped for a moment. I love ball-jointed dolls but I never thought I'd be able to afford one or be part of the community. Then I stumbled on her auction. She was painted purple and had tiny dings of damage on her neck, but I was confident that it wasn't anything that I couldn't fix or alter. So I sent a text to my husband at work and he immediately called me and said "Do it. Put a bid on her" despite the fact that it would tighten our budget for that month. He's an amazing guy and very supportive of my hobbies.
I spent the next week anticipating her arrival. I tracked her package and got more and more excited as she came closer to Ohio. When she got here, I picked up a few tools and set to work. She has truly been a labour of love and a pleasure to work with.
Here is a before and after collage from when she was still a work-in-progress:
Here she is, with wig and eyes and a pretty new outfit:
And here is a picture of the pretty eyes I got for her (I had to turn the flash on so that the colour would show up):
I live in a busy city, but there isn't a doll community around here (that I've been able to find, anyway), so it's been a bit difficult. My husband will sit and listen to me go on and on, and he's happy that I'm happy, but I can tell when his eyes start to glaze over, haha. Anyway, I'm really proud of my still nameless girl and I think I've done ok so far, for a newbie.