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Do you trust your doll to stand?

Jul 20, 2016

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    1. I actually keep stuff away from my dolls in case they do fall down
       
      #361 qudoll, Feb 3, 2024
    2. While mine could stand, I’m pretty paranoid about them falling off my shelves. I also just like to see them sitting, so I usually keep them that way.
       
      #362 just.peachii, May 31, 2025
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    3. They're all great standers and I'm fine taking photos. I wouldn't leave them standing unattended while I do other things, mostly because I have a cat.
      I've only had one fall and of course it had the most disastrous outcome, but it was entirely my mistake and not the doll's fault.
       
      #363 lutke, May 31, 2025
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    4. Hahaha, No! Absolutely not! Even the tinies!
       
      #364 MayBea, May 31, 2025
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    5. It's too risky for me! I have only one doll finished and out on display at the moment, and that is an MSD. Though he stands well on his own due to having very chunky shoes, I'm too nervous about myself accidentally bumping into my desk or a hard gust from the window which I keep open often.
       
      #365 urahara, Jun 1, 2025
    6. I only really trust them to stand when they’re on a doll stand—otherwise, I much prefer having them sit.
       
      #366 pinko336, Jun 7, 2025
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    7. All my dolls were using doll stand except Soom Chalco.
      50% trust for my 70-75cm dolls, although they actually can stand very well. And 0% for Doll Chateau girls.
      100% trust for my soom chalco on his hooves which actually i am more worried about the display shelf giving in to his weight lol.
       
      #367 Sy_bil357, Jun 7, 2025
    8. Back then, my friends and I really trusted our dolls' stringing—way too much. We always had a spotter, mind you, and we got good at playing catch. But none of us used doll stands. I still don't to this day. But I make sure they are solid before taking pictures and am ready to catch them, too.
       
      #368 Crescent_P, Jun 7, 2025
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    9. The only dolls I trust to stand are the ones that have been wired, 3 MSD ResinSoul, 1 SD Supia & a 14 yr old SD Maskcat. All the other dolls are either relaxing on some piece of furniture or using a doll stand.
       
      #369 DollLuvrs, Jun 8, 2025
    10. Most of my Dollfies stand up at home because their hips can get loose from sitting (and it's a real hassle to fix them again).

      I've got quite good at balancing them outside on the 2-3 days of the year when there's no wind here...

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      #370 Xiongmao, Jun 8, 2025
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    11. My little ones, yes, I think they can stand on their own; however, if I get an MSD, then no, I will have to get a stand for them.
       
      #371 Toyhunter247, Jun 19, 2025
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