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M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby miss_maishka » Wed Jun 12, 2013 4:08 am

I emailed fairyland asking to see a picture of the Moe line and A line together, the next day they were kind enough to post this
https://twitter.com/FairyLand_EN/status ... 90/photo/1

so what does everyone think? I can't decide if they look right together or not. I was gonna get one as a little sister, but have this urge that my dolls should be the same size. On the other hand I would like to own a different body style. Are the sizes to different? or am I just being silly.
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby Jany » Wed Jun 12, 2013 4:31 am

I think they could work for sisters. What age will they be?
My sis and I definitely aren't the same height (even as adults) and we weren't as teens either, so they look fine to me.
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby miss_maishka » Wed Jun 12, 2013 5:00 am

yeah in a way its kinda nice to have the two different sizes. I think is helps set the characters- My A line Chloe can be the tall elegant older sister and Celine with her cute little teeth would look good as little sister on the shorter body. But for some reason when I see the picture of them together something just feels off with the scale. I don't know if its just me being silly- maybe it will grow on me- maybe with makeup and hair it would be a lot better.
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby SoapBubbles » Wed Jun 12, 2013 9:29 am

I think it'll be fine. You could either use the height difference to your advantage, like you said above.

You could also make use of different shoes to decrease the difference. Just give the shorter A-line girl higher platform shoes and dress the M-line girl with flats.
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby Evelien » Wed Jun 12, 2013 12:33 pm

OMG the M-line is so much shorter! I didn't expect that! This picture is really helpful, thanks for posting ^^
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby Kirahfaye » Wed Jun 12, 2013 9:10 pm

Mmmmm ..... I wonder what clothing fits the M Line?
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby miss_maishka » Fri Jun 14, 2013 6:22 am

well the measurements for the two bodies are pretty much the same- the only real difference is the leg length. I would dress them in the same as the A line minifee but would avoid long skirts and and full length pants, so most MSD clothing would be fine. The feet are also smaller 4.5 cm but am temped to get the mag on A line sized feet at 5.5 so they can share shoes, even if I stay with the smaller feet there are plenty of 4.5 shoes out there.
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby Evelien » Sat Jun 15, 2013 4:37 am

There are mag-on A-line sized feet?? *confused* Aren't the separate mag-on feet available M-line size..?
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby miss_maishka » Sat Jun 15, 2013 5:25 am

well on the info for the item it says - MiniFee Mag-on (magnetic) type feets, for Moe Line MiniFee and magnetic ankle joint.
Same measurement as s-hook joint feet for MiniFee girl.
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Re: M - line vs A line. Picture

Postby Evelien » Sat Jun 15, 2013 8:10 am

Yes but how do you know they're 5.5cm instead of 4.5 cm..? I'd expect them to be 4.5 cm.
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