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Some sculpts are also available in versions with closed or half-closed eyes. The names of these types of heads vary between companies. | Some sculpts are also available in versions with closed or half-closed eyes. The names of these types of heads vary between companies. | ||
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: usually used for dolls with completely closed eyes. This terms is used generically by owners and companies and, like "dreaming" is not always used consistently. | : usually used for dolls with completely closed eyes. This terms is used generically by owners and companies and, like "dreaming" is not always used consistently. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:53, 1 August 2011
Some sculpts are also available in versions with closed or half-closed eyes. The names of these types of heads vary between companies.
The abbreviations and names below are sometimes used interchangeably by owners, despite that some are company-specific. "OE," meaning "open eyed" is sometimes used by owners and companies for the default version of a sculpt that is also available with closed eyes.
Terms
- SA ("Slack Afternoon")
- heads with closed or half-closed eyes from Dollshe
- SwD ("Sweet Dreams")
- heads with half-closed eyes from Volks
- SS ("Shallow Sleep")
- heads with half-closed eyes from LUTS
- Dreaming
- can refer to dolls with closed eyes or eyes that are only slightly open. This term is used with several companies without much consistently.
- Sleeping
- usually used for dolls with completely closed eyes. This terms is used generically by owners and companies and, like "dreaming" is not always used consistently.
- Mystic
- usually refers to dolls with half-closed eyes from LatiDoll
