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Questions about BJDs

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Re: Questions about BJDs

Postby AlmySidaKay » Mon Jun 11, 2012 9:33 pm

I love my 11cm obitsu, if you want something pocket sized and super poseable you can't go wrong with them! <3
A hobby isn't supposed to leave you wistful, regretful and vaguely disappointed. BJD collecting is as customizable as the dolls themselves. Do whatever pleases you the most, because otherwise, why do it at all? All for the 'Gram Bitches love the 'Gram.
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Re: Questions about BJDs

Postby Trethowan » Mon Jun 11, 2012 10:18 pm

ShadowKat wrote: I have no one in my area to meet with. I live in a place where the only thing that is acceptable to like is football.


hahahahahaha.... you live in MY town? :-p whoo! go team! yeeaaaahh.. *throws beer can*
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Re: Questions about BJDs

Postby Evelien » Thu Jun 14, 2012 11:22 am

I started out with vinyl, but moved to resin once I had felt my first resin doll. It's very personal and comparing the two in a list won't help much... you'll need to FEEL what the different types of dolls are like :)
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Re: Questions about BJDs

Postby happyknot » Thu Jun 14, 2012 6:16 pm

There are ABS ball jointed dolls out there - like Hujoo, and they're affordable too.
It's a great way to try a little bit of this and that.

<_< *wants a blue Hujoo*
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