Oh my gosh, I just bought the best rack ever for drying my dolls. The thing is about this rack is it holds so many parts, and it is spaced just perfectly so most of the time nothing touches each other. Even better, it spins, so I can rotate it around in front of my fan after painting pieces. More-so it holds a lot of pieces and I can get almost 3 or more doll parts on it. It’s much better than my other traditional rack, and it is dirt cheap being under 10 bucks. I am ecstatic that I bought it.
I got it on Primenow by Amazon, but I noticed it is not there anymore, however it is available on Amazon and other places. It is made by Munchkin.
Though the first years rack looks a bit smaller. I do recommend the first rack, it also can take a head right on the main spindle. I have put heads on the top and bottom spinner and they do not fall off or get poked in the top of the head. It’s like they made it just for reborning!
There are a few others like the Munchkin high capacity rack around 21 dollars but the 8.71 rack is great!
One more thing, the top rack is adjustable so if you have a taller doll you want to dry, it could hold taller arms and legs.
I have the first one too. It is nice, and you can leave down some pegs if needed also. I have Landon on it now and his legs like to swing sideways so just him on it at a time works better.
Also I do not think the second version would work for some kits. The hole openings may be too small
I have it (Munchkin) and it’s ok, but I find the spindles little flimsy. They bend and easily come off the rack when removing parts. Generally, I only use the bottom circle and have to only keep 4 spindles as they are too close together, for most legs, like Jenny said @jlesser I really should make my own, but this is what I’m using for now . I am glad you are so happy with it, though.
Edit to add: I think mine is an older version, spindles come off they don’t fold.
Haha im VERY PROFESSIONAL!! i have long marshmallow wood sticks cut in half and long brushes stuck in a large Folgers coffee can weighted with all my glues. and A modern cermiic pitcher with a small opening more sticks in it and also a ceramic rakku pot heavy I made some years ago with MORE marshmallow sticks!.I tell myself all the time I need to buy some dowels and make one but never do.procrastination ! ugh
