YMY Female Doll Body Obitsu22 Obitsu24 BJD Girl Doll for GSC, Blythe,ICY,1/6 Scale Bjd Doll Head (Milky White-7.87 in)

I added this body to my collection because I found it difficult to add children to my 1/6 scale community. I was finding a lot of unrealistically tall, not articulated, or limited articulation dolls. There is some limit to this doll's articulation, but it still can do most natural poses. The body tilts side to side and does a twist. There's a limited forward or backward movement, so if you're looking for dramatic backbends, look elsewhere. It also comes with extra hands and can be made taller or shorter, depending on what your character needs. The joints are firm and the parts are sturdy. It will loosen up as it's handled, but it feels like it can be played with. The loosest joint on my doll is the feet, but they swivel. They haven't fallen off. And she can stand without a doll stand. She has magnets in her feet if you have something metal to stand her on, but she doesn't need them to stand in her bare feet. You need a hairdryer or heat gun to change the hands or separate the joints to change the arm and leg parts. Don't just pull. You'll hurt yourself or break a joint peg. It has a couple of different neck parts for specific heads noted in the listing. I'm using fashion doll heads and have to find my own way to connect those. The seller notes diversity of skin tone, but only the brightest colors seem to be currently available here.If you're crafty, you can get just about any head on this body. I have a Kelly doll head I'm working with and I used a piece of a pen barrel to end the bobble. She still swings her head from side to side pretty freely, but she looks great when I pose her. I'm still working on the fit. I had success on another body like this with straws. Those might work here as well. I just need to give the pen barrel some resistance between it and the neck peg.But what can she wear, you ask? At her shortest, she's about 9 inches from head to toe, and petite. I'm not familiar with the heads she's intended for, so I'm not familiar with their clothes either. I'm putting on her what I have and can make. She fits Monster High clothes, or clothes designed for that line. This is perfect for what I want as she's supposed to be a kid and looks the part in those outfits. She is shorter though, so MH pants will be long. I roll the hem up inside the leg so I can put them back on the doll they came from. She will also be able to wear many of the shoes, if you don't mind that the feet aren't as long, or shaped for heels, and the shoes are chunky. I haven't found a well-fitting shoe yet. Still looking. She will also fit RH tops and dresses. The RH skirts and pants are too big. The shoes are a touch bigger, but some work. Her feet are as long as a fashion doll but wider than the curvy size feet, so too big to fit in anything that fits fashion dolls well. Maybe the manufacturer has a line of shoes for this doll. I haven't looked.I haven't tried to dye one of these bodies yet, but I'm sure it can be done. There are a lot of vids out there encouraging experimentation. I have plans to try. Especially since this doll body is a reasonable price. I succeeded in matching a head with a smaller version of this body and Rit dye, so I'm pretty confident I can do that again.If you're into customizing dolls, or just need an articulated body for a 9-10 inch doll you love, I recommend this body for display and play.

The media could not be loaded. The doll is very flexible and it looks like the picture, this is a very good price too, it was way more expensive everywhere else, even Temu was tryna rip me off. I would recommend soaking it in warm water for about 8 minutes before switching out any of the body parts, she came with shorter leg and arm attachments and an extra bust ( my aunt asked why there were two pairs of boobs lol) . It’s also very Durable she didn’t break when I dropped her on hardwood floors. Like the description for the super white color , she is truly very pale, which is what I needed for her character. Overall the best $20 bucks I’ve spent in a while. But they do have good priced ob11 heads on Temu.

i love the quality of the doll as well as the poses it is able to do, however, when trying to add the bigger bust and change the parts i found it incredibly hard to even pop the arms off of the smaller bust. Ive been struggling over a hour trying to get these parts to fit and i have actually had to use a knife to carve out spaces as some connection holes were actually too small! I hope it was just because my package was out in the snow but i am struggling hard to get this doll assembled, maybe its just me honestly. I am glad the joints dont pop off insanely easy but i do wish it was easier to mix and match partsagain i do love the doll itself, just trying to swap parts and pieces is a nightmare to do

Update: I have now purchased a male body and I am still pleased with the quality. What I just found out is that the little blind box figures their heads fit these bodies. The male body came with extra neck joint and adaptor, small screwdriver, metal circle plate that the body can stand on. It also comes with pieces to make body anatomically correct I find that feature unnecessary. I wish it had extra hands but you have to order them separately if you want them. The female body does include the extra hands.This is my second doll body from the YMY brand. I previously purchased a ob 11 size for a custom doll I was working on and was happy with the quality of body and how well it was made. So when I seen that the brand had larger style bodies I couldn't resist getting one. The body was packed in plastic box and came with extra hands, a bust piece, parts for legs and arms if you wanted to make doll shorter, extra neck pieces so you can attach whatever style of head you are using, and instructions. The instructions were easy to read and understand. By following the instructions it made swapping out hands, bust, and neck peg very easy. The body can fit certain types of clothes for Barbie. Shirts and dresses fit no problem, if pants had elastic waistband they fit well if it was Velcro closure then the pants were to big, and since doll body has flat feet I didn't try any heel type shoes but did find one pair of fashion doll type tennis shoes that almost fit. Now the clothes and shoes I have for a Blythe doll fit with no issues. My only issue was when it arrived the box was damaged and looked like it had been opened. I don't think it was because of how it was shipped. Will definitely purchase again.

Amazing doll body. I bought 3 of these already. They all last a long time. plastic is durable, skin color is true to photo. The joints are always strong, I have had doll boies become flimsy, but not this one~ The only issue i had was replacing hands & private parts, it is very had to remove and put on, but i guess it may be better this way as they won't fall off.

My sister has been into BJD for a while but I always wanted a much smaller one for me this is a great size a bit smaller than a Barbie. It is very poseable not too loose and not too stiff. Also, it is a great size to fit into some old Barbie clothes. Overall a great small posable doll that's much more affordable than a real BJD.

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