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Jointed Torso vs. Non-Jointed Torso

Aug 15, 2005

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    1. I also like the look of joints :)
      The chest joint makes a doll just a bit more huggable (and I'm all for the hugging <3)
       
      #21 Ailieru, Jan 2, 2007
    2. I have a non-jointed SD10 boy body.

      And it is pure, seething hatred in resin format. XDD it looks cute but I'm used to joints in the torso.. I greatly prefer that. Visually and practically.
       
      #22 nanlady, Jan 2, 2007
    3. I like jointed torsos and do find that they help with posing. I don't think it's such an issue with the smaller dolls, but it's easier to stand up a big doll when you can use the toso joint to help find the center of gravity. They are also much easier to string than a doll with an unjointed body.
       
      #23 Taco, Jan 2, 2007
    4. Maybe I just like it because I like sort of pop-art/creepy photography, but the look of a heavily jointed body is pretty to me. I dislike the look of 'streamlined' bodies. I mean, people like them with jointed wrists and legs, why not their chest too?
       
      #24 Yaoiko, Jan 6, 2007
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