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Thanx for accepting me to this fabulous Pullip Group!!!! ♡♡♡♡
Hi hi^^
The last month I made a few of new groove's dolls in pixel art
Please, check out: fav.me/da49d7q
Sorry, I not speak english xD
The last month I made a few of new groove's dolls in pixel art
Please, check out: fav.me/da49d7q
Sorry, I not speak english xD
I have a problem with my Isul Lir and I want to know if somebody can help me...I can't move his hands. I don't know what to do, since I'm a bit new at the hobby and I google how to solve this problem, but I can't find any information. I'm afraid of break his hands. Can somebody help me?
Hello,
I am not sure if you have already resolved this problem but I thought I would respond anyways! I have two Isul dolls and find that their joints are often a little stiff. However, to me they feel more sturdy and arguably less fragile than the Pullip or Dal models. Try to gently bend the hands or rotate them. You may find they are just a little stiff. I often fear that I will damage my dolls joints and this was especially the case when I first bought them. Once you get more familiar with the joints and how they move you will feel more comfortable posing them. Also, I have an Isul Lir and would advise you to be cautious with the coat and sash. I find that the gold buttons seem to come off the coat frequently (even though I just use him for display purposes) and the little charms on the sash break easily. For Isuls I also recommend only bending the knees as far as a Pullip's knee would bend. Isul knees bend farther, but it appears to stretch the plastic and I don't know if this has potential to create a split in the leg piece. Good luck with your Isul Lir! ^_^
I am not sure if you have already resolved this problem but I thought I would respond anyways! I have two Isul dolls and find that their joints are often a little stiff. However, to me they feel more sturdy and arguably less fragile than the Pullip or Dal models. Try to gently bend the hands or rotate them. You may find they are just a little stiff. I often fear that I will damage my dolls joints and this was especially the case when I first bought them. Once you get more familiar with the joints and how they move you will feel more comfortable posing them. Also, I have an Isul Lir and would advise you to be cautious with the coat and sash. I find that the gold buttons seem to come off the coat frequently (even though I just use him for display purposes) and the little charms on the sash break easily. For Isuls I also recommend only bending the knees as far as a Pullip's knee would bend. Isul knees bend farther, but it appears to stretch the plastic and I don't know if this has potential to create a split in the leg piece. Good luck with your Isul Lir! ^_^
Hahaha nobody responds, but I already solve the problem moving slowly his hands every day xDD thank you anyways! 
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I didnt have problems with the gold buttons, but I have read that some people have. IhavealreadyaccidentallybrokethecharmsinhissashxDDD
DI didnt have problems with the gold buttons, but I have read that some people have. IhavealreadyaccidentallybrokethecharmsinhissashxDDD
Well I'm glad you got the problem solved! It's good to know that my Isul wasn't the only one with problems : )
I'm sorry about the sash though! It is too bad that the charms are so delicate!
I'm sorry about the sash though! It is too bad that the charms are so delicate!
There should be picture gallery for Pang-ju's too! 