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« on: August 04, 2012, 05:56:36 AM »
Thank you very much for the support! 
But I really nedd a buyer for, at last, one of the heads 
If you know people into BJD, let them know Limited Amalthea's head is up for sale here T_T
I'll wait till august 15th and them I'll see what I do T^T because I really don't want to miss her limited period...
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« on: August 04, 2012, 05:51:03 AM »
Dal Cinnamoroll (the old one, not the new one), Stock, with all the itens (if possible), in good condition (must!) and without a scamming price...... is it even possile? T_T
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« on: August 03, 2012, 07:03:56 AM »
Hi There! 
I'm getting a Limited doll from Loongsoul, because I just NEED the body for a head I have sitting here for a while 
But I have no use for the gorgeous limited Fantasy head (I have too many dolls already, and keeping the head would mean getting another body, what would mean me expending more than I can for something I have no room for...) 
So, to avoid all this, I'm searching for someone interested in the limited head.
Also, I'll get another head from the store because of this month's event.
So I'll have TWO heads: one limited, one default (that actually is not sold separatelly) both seeking for a lovely home!
> They're both 1/4 MSD heads (for dolls about 40~45cm high).
> Amalthea will be a White Skin doll.
> The Defaul Head can be any skin you want (from the ones offered by the store).I can also give them a custom faceup if the buyer wants, no extra charge  Amalthea's head + horn is sold:Amalthea Limited Fantasy Unicorn (click to see pics)The event head is sold:Default Event Head (Click to see the options)
I was expecting to get for the heads:
> USD 100 for Amalthea's Limited head and her Unicorn horn + Shipping Buyer Found!
> USD 80 for the default head of the event + Shipping > Buyer Found in another forum.
But do write me if you have an offer for them! 
The shipping you're paying is for the head from me to you, since the body is big and it's not fair split the shipping charges from the store.
Also, if the box get insurance fees (to get to me) I'll pay it myself for the same reason.
So, anyone interested? ^^ 
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« on: June 19, 2012, 06:00:05 PM »
This is Meloney:visitors can't see pics , please register or login
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« on: March 03, 2012, 05:47:33 PM »
The Pullip's stands never bothered me, but since I've got quite a number of dolls around here, I got some barbie stands and also metal stands (for bigger dolls) to make it easy to deal with the dolls in the everyday life Maybe you could find a stand that works better for you.
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« on: February 27, 2012, 04:35:15 PM »
or... bybblewrap is enought o__o /
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« on: February 21, 2012, 06:58:06 PM »
I hope this can help. The light skin doll is a Senior Delf:
[img2]http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg14/scaled.php?server=14&filename=palmsr.jpg&res=medium[/img2]
[img2]http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/7721/backsb.jpg[/img2]
BTW, the other doll in tan skin is an EID (from Iplehouse).
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« on: February 21, 2012, 06:50:42 PM »
for packing the box, you can always cut large boxes and stick tey togheter with tape around the box to "create" a new box XDDD
About the shipping service, normally the buyer pays the shipping fee, so it depends on how much the buyer is willing to pay/wait for the doll... I'm very used with the BJD market and normally the buyer can choose how it'll be... you can state the dolls price as " X USD + Shipping" , it's a common thing for BJD people.
About packing the doll:
>just be sure to ptotect the faceup (if the doll is painted).
> Beware with the hands. wrap them well, or even separatelly so the fingers won't break.
> Beware with pointy ears, they are fragile and may also break if nor protected well.
> If the doll is wearing black/dark clothes/wig, it woul be better to take it off it to prevent staining on the resin.
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« on: February 21, 2012, 06:39:20 PM »
To securelly pack pullips is pretty simple.
1- Make sure all the itens that will go with her are safe and wont get lost. You can put them into a plastic bag, for exemple.
2- Fill the gaps  By this, I mean... you could wrap the doll in bubble plastic or something before putting her into the box, this way she won't be shaking inside the box so her hair/clothes and features will reamain safe.
3- Put the doll and stock itens inside the box
And you said the box will go inside another box, what is great since the new owner will probably want to keep the original box flawless.
For extra packing you could wrap the doll's box as well before putting it inside the other box just to keep the original box safer.
PS: Beware with the materials you use to wrap the doll and box because things like newspaper may stain.
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« on: February 18, 2012, 07:40:34 PM »
You could cut the Liv's head pen , some people do that to the Obitsu heads and then cut their eyes open so they can wear round eyes.
I think you can change the eyes, not sure how would it look inside the doll's head (how the eyes are attached and stuff) But I don't think it would be that difficult to remove them. Since the doll is wearing a wig it would cover the oppening mark.
Now I dont know if you'd glue the top of the head back or what else, you probably coud search for obitsu's eye oppening tutorial to see the options.
You can find tiny eyes on ebay, such as 8mm or 6mm.
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« on: February 18, 2012, 07:21:47 PM »
Some dolls just desapear from PullipStyle and then they come back, or they never come back, or they come back listed as " Sold Out" so who knows... But you can ever look on ebay and see if you can find one (new) for sale... I think that's the best thing to do in that situation...
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« on: February 18, 2012, 07:03:40 PM »
If you're not used to BJD and are having problems with her hook, what about changing it for a larger one, or for an "O" ring or anything that wouldn't get throught her neck hole? You will have to remove it each time you'd remove her head, but, well, how often would you remove it anyway?Special itens commonly come unpainted with the BJDs (you'd have to order the makeup/blushing/costum service, unless the painting is listed as part of the set).There painting tecnic for BJDs isn't the most simple and requires special materials (such as product calles MSC Flat to fix the painting), but you could also use nail polish to paint it. I paint my dolls (or parts) with nail polishing and I never had problems with it...or removing it. You can remove it using nail polish remover WITHOUT acetone. (just be sure there isn't acetone in it and you'd be fine).
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