10-05-2018, 03:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-05-2018, 03:04 PM by Cornflower Blue.)
Congrats on an original Pullip! The rather primitive faceups seem to have been hand painted as there can be variations from doll to doll of the same release. I think you are correct about there not being any cards with the early dolls, just the pamphlets advertising coming releases.
Sometimes you can fix a floppy wrist or other joint by tightening the nearest screw. If that doesn't work, you can take the screws out, take the arm apart, and wrap something like plumbers tape around the knob of the hand that fits into the arm to make it less floppy.
And a word of caution regarding T1s' necks. They have a fairly small neck peg for supporting such a large head with so much hair. It's easy to break it while brushing/combing the hair if you don't hold her by her head while doing it.
It seems like Mitzi and Bianca, T2s with the very pink torsos, don't have a melting problem. I'm not sure if any of the other T2s have that type of torso.
Sometimes you can fix a floppy wrist or other joint by tightening the nearest screw. If that doesn't work, you can take the screws out, take the arm apart, and wrap something like plumbers tape around the knob of the hand that fits into the arm to make it less floppy.
And a word of caution regarding T1s' necks. They have a fairly small neck peg for supporting such a large head with so much hair. It's easy to break it while brushing/combing the hair if you don't hold her by her head while doing it.
It seems like Mitzi and Bianca, T2s with the very pink torsos, don't have a melting problem. I'm not sure if any of the other T2s have that type of torso.