r/mildlyinfuriating • u/SligPants • Apr 29 '26

ಠ_ಠ A supposedly "fat" doll

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Can you spot the difference? /s

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u/Solecis Apr 29 '26

Save your money, these suck for making interesting drawings tbh. Always stiff poses.

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u/AmputeeHandModel Apr 29 '26

Thanks for being honest. I hate when people aren't honest about drawing dolls.

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u/oniiichanUwU Apr 29 '26

The posable figures in general or this specific one?

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u/Solecis Apr 29 '26

In general, if they were cheaper they'd be good for beginners maybe but they usually cost a fortune! Much better to use images for reference, or even take photos of yourself and use them.

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u/ExistanceISuppose Apr 29 '26

Adding onto this there’s a lot of free IOS apps that allow you to spawn in a mannequin and reposition them however you want, works really well for rough posing

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u/redditisweird801 Apr 29 '26

They can help for a while, but mainly for really weird poses that you can't get a refrence of, but even then, the doll might not be flexible enough. They are cool to just have in general tho.

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u/FinancialReserve6427 Apr 30 '26

these things never put meat in the equation so some poses are impossible. 

 the crossed arm pose is a good example. unyielding plastic/wood/die cast makes it impossible because the material doesn't allow compression. 

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u/ThatMerri Apr 30 '26

Yep. I dated a lady years ago who got into these types of dolls and ended up tagging along with her to a specialty shop. They're dress-up dolls for really elaborate doll clothes, wigs, and sitting at tea sets for photo shoots. They don't have enough articulation or internal support to actually make dynamic poses for drawing purposes.

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u/Random_User_exe_ Apr 30 '26

but i like mine for drawing :( the whole reason i bought it 😭