I printed this model to learn about BJD construction as I hope to design my own dolls. I've printed and assembled several others so I'm starting to get a good idea about how they should fit together and move when stringed and designed with attention to detail. This doll has some good and bad features. I didn't resize; I just dragged the files directly onto a plate and printed as is. First the faults, the elbows do not fit nicely as pictured they are too large and while it did still string ok and they pose well, they look really awkward and huge. The ankle pieces strangely have smaller holes for the strings than the wrists and since I didn't want less tension and to use thinner cord, I had to use S hooks and clamp them to the string tightly so they would fit into the calf pieces. The breasts seem to be placed a little too low on the torso and look a little saggy because of it. The good: I enjoyed the magnet hands and feet. I had tiny magnets that I had accidentally ordered way too small and was happy to use them. They fit perfectly but even so the feet didn't fit as nicely as pictured, and I wish the wrists weren't hollow because the glue got all over the strings inside. Would be better with a shelf for the magnet. I've spent a good amount of time playing with the doll but can't get it to stand on its own. Most of the dolls I printed I can with some effort. It does hold sitting poses well and has a wide range of movement. Overall, I give it a positive review because I learned a lot which was the mission and it does have some nice features. I also got a very good price while it was on sale.

j'adore

Excellent communication and has been very helpful dealing with print issues on my end. Model is very well done. Looking forward to future BJD doll purchases from seller.

I renamed the parts using translator. Some of them need adjusting as they don't fit too well when printed so that's a bit annoying but generally it's a nice doll with potential.

I have printed and strung this doll at full size. She measures 12 inches tall. The pieces fit together very well. The biggest problem with this doll is that the sockets intended for the magnets are to small to be usable as printed. I ended up just gluing the wrists and ankles into the hands and feet. I had to do some more extensive surgery inside the head by cutting out the magnet slots and sculpting new ones in order to get the face plate to work. Over all its a good print for the price point.