I can’t find my old thread where I asked to see what she looked like but anyways here is a photo my repeat customer took of the one she purchased. I may be painting it for her later this summer.
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Interestingly, now that she has gotten her and seen her she does not like how floppy she is and she says she thinks she is too dolly looking so she has decided not to get her painted.
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I agree with her 100% on the dolly looking sculpt.
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She is super dolly but I think she’ll be cute all painted up. A good first silicone for someone for sure
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The dolly look is why I decided not to get her. I debated it as a good budget silicone baby but then decided painting silicone stresses me too much to go that route. LOL
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How are her seam lines? As bad as Darren’s?
Oh no definitely not as bad. Very not noticeable
Thank you! That is good to know. I’m hoping to be able to order a Nod or two when/if it is offered
You should be able to trim the seamlines with silicone scissors and then smooth some clear silicone a/b mix over them to cure. Then paint as usual and they won’t be seen.
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What are silicone scissors?
Sorry that is just what I called them. They are super sharp surgical scissors is what Denise told me. You can get very close to the silicone with them and they are curved. I have 2 pair so I always know where one is. I use them all the time. Great for cutting open eye sockets too.
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I just grabbed some! Thanks ladies!!
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