Cat BJD from Evestudio - amazing!

[ZennaBug]

I want a smaller one, to be a pet for my dolls. $335 for me. Definitely doable, once I have my incoming dolls paid off.

[Uninu]

I would love to have one but it would cost around 400usd for me, plus shipping and customs fees. At the moment I don't have that kind of money :/ Maybe if some of my other dolls would sell...

[NoDivision]

Yeah, I'd want one as a pet, too. I'm working on getting an MSD size doll put together, and I think she needs a kitty ^_^

[ZennaBug]

I was thinking they would be a good pet for Brooke particularly, but would also work for MSD doll too.

[NoDivision]

I like that they come in a range of sizes

[ZennaBug]

Totally.  And how customizable they are!  My mom loves them too, she would love to have one airbrushed to look like her cat.    I'm just afraid that once I got one, I would want more! 

[suppi]

Oh man I might have to get the British cat and make it into a nub tail and paint it look like my real nub tail. I didn't know she made a new sculpt so this is exciting!

[Gothic_Redemption]

I kind of wish I could get one to look like my Zelda, but Zelda's a longhair Tortie, so it wouldn't really look like her.

[rosierjay]

woah! those are pretty stinkin cool!
where are the dog ones?

[Flutterswirl]

squeee! Those are adorable.

[CrystalMist]

Wow!!  Bet they'd be perfect for Pullip dolls... 

[Dyzarktarzk]

I saw them on tumblr, but didn't know from where!

I really want one, but why so expensive?  ;_;  And a bjd kitty!!

[ZennaBug]

Well, it's not a company making them, but an individual person.  I think I read somewhere that they have 36 pieces, which the maker has to get exactly right before shipping them out.  If you're ordering the 3D printed one, they have to be done in batches and the cost has to cover production, plus the time it takes airbrush the selected gradients and paint the face details, hand-string the whole thing, and package.  And hopefully some profit in there as well.  I'm surprised they're not more, honestly.  Especially the little ones, since I imagine they're harder to assemble.