Wow! "Full-figured" doll- the anti-anorexia doll.

[zirconmermaid]

I could swear I posted a reply to this today! Ok - I have seen this girl in person, she is very nice. I know the sculptor, and the doll has been at our local meets as it was developed. Gerald was working on fox ear molds when she was being worked on too at the same place.

It's nice to see her about!!

[Misheru]

She is not that out of line with a Dollfie Dream Dynamite actually...which is extremely voluptuous (one reason I love it ).

[cirquemom]

Zircon- I noticed that she is from Minnesota and wondered if you knew her.

[Kd_Bunchanumbers]

*Personally* I would have sculpted her with boy sized feet just so it'd be standard but still proportional. (Plus the boy stuff available is already girly any who)

[delbelcoure]

I love her! I can see how people think her feet are too small, but I think they're fine. Real fat women often have regular size feet. This is one of the reasons that we often get complimented on our foot wear. It's mainstream fashion that actually fits.
Susan

[ivory stardust]

She's very nice. I'd like to see more/better pics of her before forming a complete opinion, but as stands, I like her.

[Sock and Awe]

yeah the feet look far too small and the upper arms bother me as well. I'm not much into this size but I could be tempted if they corrected those issues.

[K2!]

While there appears to be a lot of positive comments about this sculpt, ultimately the doll's success, like so many others, will be measured in sales.

[Mary Kathryn]

The feet and a head to match are my biggest hopes for a rework on this body. I'm sure that using SD sized feet is to make it easier to find shoes for her and I get that. I wonder what she'd look like with some of the oversized Minimee heads floating around?

[Misheru]

I am completely in agreement with you, Mary K. I like everything below the neck and above the knees.