RoofWorld1:6 Scale Female Body Large Chest Female Seamless Body Copper Suntan with Steel Skeleton 12'' Flexible Action Figure with Removable Feet

First I want to say these are DIY character dolls with no head or outfit. The idea is that you build your doll from the ground up. There is no head, so don't leave a bad review because of that. The listing is clear enough on this point. All images with heads and outfits are examples of what can be achieved with this body, not a promise of what comes in the box.I own an embarrassing number of 1/6 scale seamless dolls, both male and female. There are more female body types available than male, and the female bodies are available in more skin tones. Anyone familiar with the top of the line dolls knows the male body is only available in one skin tone, unless you invest in a complete character set. I send thanks to their competitor for fixing that issue.This doll compares very well to both of those manufacturers. So well, that I would not be surprised if this is a move to sell a run with quality control failures. The box, while unbranded, looks very much like the top brand's box. It's just missing the brand name and the model designation. I'm not saying these are quality control failures. Far from it. Just that the box and it's contents are very much like what I've already invested in, in multiples. Read on.The body I received is perfect. It has all the articulation of the name brand bodies I own and flawless skin. I expected to find patches in the material of her body. I did not. The visible connections are all steel and all the extra parts are there. Where it falls short is in the feel of the hands and feet, and the visible seams on some of these molded parts. I've used heat sensitive plastic to mold small objects. The feet have the feel of that plastic. I have no complaints and will order another in another skin tone. I ordered the palest body, as it was on sale for half the price of the top of the line bodies. So worth it, considering these come naked and with no head. Do your research, and expect to invest more for a separate head and outfit. It matches what I expected for pale. Every head I have that is that skin tone works on this body.She is anatomically correct. Many of these dolls are. Again, do your homework if it's important that she not be. That top of the line manufacturer does have models that aren't. I wasn't expecting her to be, and am not disappointed that she is. Just know she should be dressed if she's to be displayed in public. This model is also well endowed (but not unrealistically so), long in body, and realistically proportioned in the leg. By that I mean, she looks like her body may be too long and her legs may be too short. I sew. She's built like a real girl. Most dolls have unnaturally long calves. This doll's knees are where they should be.A comment on durability. These are not dolls meant for constant play. The frame may hold up, but the body is made of a flexible, easily damaged, easily soiled, rubbery material. They shouldn't be submerged in water, as they may mold and rust, but can be cleaned. They require powder to keep the skin from getting sticky and to facilitate dressing them. And they shouldn't be subjected to heat, sharp objects, or things that could stain them. Some clothing made for them could even stain them. Don't fault the doll for that. Just know and take care. They should also be stored naked and in the original-box pose, flat. I say should, as I don't follow that rule. I have many a doll with clothing impressions and creases from sitting for months. Some even have marks and stains from touching them while drafting clothing patterns. One has a hole in his elbow from holding him incorrectly while reattaching his hand. Ballpoint pen ink can be removed with saliva but, artists beware, pencil marks and graphite finger prints will not come off. Handle with clean hands only. Some collectors use cellophane under clothing just to take pictures, and store their dolls wrapped in packing paper in shoe boxes, or keep the original box. My very first body, bought more than three years ago, is still standing on my shelf. She's a little darker than when she was new, but she's held up very well. I expect this new doll to age just as gracefully.I'm still a fan of the top of the line bodies, but I'm glad to see that there's choice out there now for tight budgets. I'll be watching for others in this line. If this will be your first seamless doll, she's comparable to the best. You won't be disappointed. I recommend this doll body, and no, I wasn't paid for this review.

I freaked out omg it's the most amazing idea created! only thing. neck ball joint could be a bit bigger or come with an attachment. box says there's a swim suit it comes with but doesn't but still in love w this product great job

The figure seems to be made reasonably well, however it did not come with the bikini which is listed as included on the parts list. This was quite disappointing to me.

The articulation of this figure is fantastic. The way the joints look when you put them in to place looks very realistic as if it were real skin. If you are wanting to have something to use as a model to help you draw, I'd highly recommend this. I'm going to be using it for a custom figure and I'm very happy with this as it was just what I was looking for. It is a little pricey, but honestly it is worth it as far as the quality, look, and articulation is concerned.

looks good

This doll body is cool, its good quality, the skin material is very soft, it can stand okay on its own, fairly detailed for just a doll body, the hands and feet are easy to change

I own several TBLeague dolls in the 1/12 scale. This is my first 1/6 scale doll. The quality is similar to those smaller dolls, it is just twice as tall. This doll is unbranded, coming in a paper box with minimal graphics. Unlike with my TBLeague dolls, this doll does not come with care instructions or any information about the location of joints or range of motion.The doll comes coated with a decent amount of powder for its protection, but I recommend washing it and reapplying powder yourself. I use clear makeup finishing powder for that purpose.The doll does not have any paint, decals, or color applied to it. The nipples convey the basic shape but don't have additional sculpting details or coloration. Likewise, the genital area has a slight crevasse but no anatomical details.It does not include any clothing, not even the bikini shown in the official photos. It also does not have a head included. Now, you can get an official 1/12 scale TBLeague figure for the same price that comes with a painted head and underwear and more anatomical details. So, unless you are really set on this scale, I feel like an official figure is a better deal. That said, it seems easier and cheaper to find clothes, heads, and accessories at this scale. So, if you want this scale and want to save on the cost of an official TBLeague figure, then this doll isn't too bad. The only downside will be that you can't be sure of how it will hold up, long-term, or how you would deal with customer service issues.Handling it, the articulation felt smooth, and the doll felt like it was at the right range of soft and flexible while firm enough to not be sagging. I wouldn't have minded some instructions or other information included with it, and since it is meant as a cheaper alternative to the likes of TBLeague, including a head, bikini, or something extra would have been a good idea. But really, I don't have any complaints. I just need to find a nice head for it and add some color so I can use it as a giant to terrorize my 1/12 figures.

Overall, the body of this figure is decently made and is very flexible. I do not understand why the hands and feet are plastic? It takes away, in my opinion, from the thought process of it being a TPE figurine. If you rather made the figures of plastic like the male version, then do so. If you want to have a special line of figures be made of TPE, then why not just add a bit extra for the hands and feet? Sort of defeats the purpose of the TPE in general. Most professionally made figures for collectors are typically all made of one material, that being mostly plastics. It also appears that the heads that are sold SEPERATE are made of plastic as well. I am not understanding the TPE approach in terms of a supposed collectible figure.