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Tiny with the best flexibility?

May 17, 2011

    1. Sorry, when I tried searching for it nothing came up. So hopefully this is in the right spot, but I'm curious what your opinion is on which tiny has the best flexibility. Perhaps some with triple torso joints (Chest, stomach, pelvis joints) or something?

      Would love to hear everybody's opinion :D
      Note: 1/6 dolls can count too, such as unoa, toyou, etc.
       
      #1 Sezjade, May 17, 2011
    2. It depends which size tiny you're looking for. But I'd say that in my limited experience, Fairyland has the most flexibility in all sizes of it's tinies, with the possible exception of their PukiPuki (11cm) line. Their Littlefee's (26 cm), Pukifees (16 cm) and Real Puki's (8cm?) all have triple torso joints and I believe all of them are double jointed.
      Their PukiPuki's are, however, single jointed, but still fairly good at posing. There are Brownies, a 11 cm doll by another company, that are double jointed and have more flexibility than Fairyland PukiPuki's
       
      #2 twylight, May 17, 2011
    3. Being testing many sorts of dolls, I´d go for Fairyland dolls. My ultimate favourite is Fairyland Littlefee, they bend in all kind of ways. Lots of different dolls pose well, but I think Littlefee is the one that poses easily without much effort.

      I´ve taken some posing pics and I´m sure there´s so much more these dolls can do with some time and patient. (Nudity warning in the link!)
      http://www.denofangels.com/forums/showthread.php?331672-LittleFee-poses-(Nudity-warning!)
       
      #3 Milly77, May 17, 2011
    4. You will hear a lot of praise for the Fairyland tinies. I have owned all but a Littlefee at some point in time, and they are all very good posers.
       
      #4 nanlady, May 17, 2011
    5. I'm so glad you started this thread. I've been buying tiny dolls by how much I love their faces. I have 2 NotDollLab Nari-pons, 2 Fairyland Pukipukis and 1 RealPuki home now with another RealPuki ordered. The Nari-pons are limited. The Fairyland dolls are very easy to pose and stand on their own. Their hands and feet are magnetic and come off and so easy to dress because of that. Anyway, I am looking to get another brand of doll and I hope to hear more about other dolls here.

      Thanks again!
      Merci
       
      #5 merci, May 17, 2011
    6. Yeah, by far the Littlefees are the best for posing.

      But I'm also happy with my Oceanmoon tiny. She has a rotating thigh joint, good extra stoppers at several joints, and although her arms aren't double-jointed, the elbows have a wider-than-usual range of motion. She has a torso joint too.
       
      #6 hobbywhelmed, May 17, 2011
    7. Felix Brownies are also pretty darn poseable, if you're looking in the Puki-sized range.
       
      #7 clochette, May 19, 2011
    8. On the larger end of the tiny spectrum, Shinydolls have some pretty amazing posing abilities.
       
      #8 anbaachan, May 19, 2011
    9. I suppose DollLeaves 20 cm are not bad at all in posing and moving
       
      #9 helennik, May 19, 2011
    10. #10 wilkies, May 19, 2011
    11. I have a DollLove 26cm Girl and she is a great poser and so are the tinies from DBDoll. i haven't a Fairyland Doll but i think they can't do it better.
       
      #11 Froschschenkel, Jun 4, 2011
    12. Yep, must say Fairyland does rule! I would say Puki's and Brownies are neck to neck for the most part.

      Fairyland rules in my doll kingdom!
       
      #12 PRGerry, Jun 4, 2011
    13. Dear Sezjade, hello. I am fairly new and I am reading this post from the past. I am curious. Which doll did you eventually select?
      How did you make the selection?
       
      #13 Owl Queen, Apr 13, 2020
    14. Dollzone Eugenia has a lot of flexibility (same basic body for DZ Arwen, Ivy, Anita, Ivana and Iris, I think.)

      Mine's not got her head on right now, fiddling with making her a dress!

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      She's very flexible, but I'd say she's a little tricky to pose. To get all the parts in the right places at the same time and I'm finding her a bit kicky.
      Also, I've so far struggled to get her to stand. Only the exact right position and then it's precarious.
       
      #14 Constellation, Apr 30, 2020
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    15. I can only speak for the tinies I've handled/owned so far but for me personally it would be:

      Luts Tiny Delf > Fairyland Realfee > Fairyland Pukifee > Fairyland Littlefee > Luts Honey Delf > Lati Yellow SP > Fairyland PukiPuki > Islanddoll 1/6th > Villitunes Mizuki

      They're all very close to each other so it's mostly just a matter of preference. For example the Villitunes doll goes on the end of the list because she's single-jointed but she's actually one of my favorite dolls to pose and she holds her poses extremely well. I prefer posing her over any of the dolls higher up in the list. If having acces to lots of poses is very important to you then make sure to go with a double-jointed doll with extra mobility joints and multiple torso pieces. I find the mobility joints and split torsos don't up the game very much but if we're min-maxing that would be the way to go. Not to mention jointed hands and feet, haha~♡

      The more joints the more posing possibilities but usually also the more trouble you'll have keeping them from flopping on you while you're posing them.

      Just check out owners videos of posing reviews or the official manufacturer videos if available. ^__^
       
      #15 Siara, May 4, 2020
    16. You might want to check the Pitusa size dolls from Atelier Momoni. I have two - a Somni and a KittyM - and they are incredibly flexible and hold their poses like a dream.
       
      #16 k-meister, May 5, 2020
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    17. My Realfee has amazing poseability. I'd expect that most of Fairyland will dolls would have the same system considering they're from the same company as Realfees.
       
      #17 KikiBJD, May 25, 2020