Posing Comparison [doll nudity]

Recently I was deciding which body to get for my new girl. I wanted it to be very poseable with a huge range of movement. The problem was there was hardly none comparison of different bodies in more advanced poses than just standing, sitting or kneeling. So then I thought it would be nice to have an ultimate database of the bodies and poses, so that it is easier to decide which body to choose. Hope some of you may find it useful.

 

As I want this thread to be an ultimate database, I would gladly welcome owners of DD2, DDdy, MDD, Obitsu 50 or any other body people are using for DD hybrids. Please PM me if you want to participate in my little project

 

Disclaimer: I'm not a super advanced dolls owner, so some of the poses may not be as good as they should and may not show the full possibilities of the body. If you can make some poses better, I'll be happy to change my photos with yours.

 

MDD: The one I got an access to was on a very stiff body, so I had problem to move it - didn't want to push too much strength on it. I assume other MDDs may have some wider range of movement. If anyone owning an MDD would like to share better pictures, I would be more than happy to replace mine with their.

 

Comment from Aubzy82 on her DDIII:

My DDIII is not modified with any new parts. She is completely original from Volks. I didn't want to risk bending her any further than she would allow. All pictures show her at the most extreme position she can attain. So basically what you see is what you get and can't get any further unless someone modifies the body.

 

Currently compared bodies:

Smart Doll (SmD) presented by Kizuna

Dollfie Dream Sister (DDS) presented by Olivia

Obitsu 60cm 60BD-F04W-G (Obi) presented by Isabelle

Dollfie Dream III (DDIII) presented by Shiori (owner: @Aubzy82)

Mini Dollfie Dream III (MDD) presented by Maria

Smart Doll Boy (SmDB) presented by A-chan (owner: @Ie-Aster)

 

1. Standing with legs being as wide as they can go.

SmD - super stable with help of the 3rd axis in her ankle

DDS - her knees were about to twist under the weight of the body, I barely get her to stand

Obi - well...

DDIII - it barely can be called 'standing'...

MDD - standing against the wall, but other than that, it's pretty stable

SmDB - Everything was very stable once I figured out how to use the triple joint in the ankle.

 

1a. Spreading legs while sitting.

 

2. Bending to the side.

SmD - super stable as before

DDS - had to put her legs more towards each other, so she got her stability back

Obi - had trouble to stand on her own on the soft cushion, so I had to help her with her metal stand

DDIII - Very stable. Doesn't move any further.

MDD - she could barely bend - very stiff body

SmDB - nothing to comment

 

3. Laying with head, back and shoulders bending backwards as far as they can.

Front view:

SmD - no problems with holding the pose on her own

DDS - able to bend the back further, but after letting it go, it went back to that position

Obi - the same as for DDS, guess her head is to heavy and the gravity wins

DDIII - nothing to comment

MDD - couldn't make her raise - very stiff body

SmDB - nothing to comment

 

3a. Resting a chin on a hand

Front view:

SmD - holding the pose by herself, the hand under the chin is not needed

DDS - had to literally rest the head on the hand to hold the position

Obi - the same as for DDS, but with a better result

DDIII - It isn't too hard to position her to take a front view like this. Just takes careful adjustment of the doll and positioning the camera just right.

MDD - able to achieve this only thanks to her hand under her chin

SmDB - it does help him keep his head all the way up to have the help of the hand. Otherwise gravity pulls it down a bit

 

4. Sitting with head, shoulders and back bend backwards.

SmD - nothing to comment

DDS - nothing to comment

Obi - here gravity helps, so she can bend pretty far

DDIII - nothing to comment

MDD - very stiff body - could barely bend

SmDB - nothing to comment

 

5. Bending forward.

SmD - she can't bend the torso too far, but helps with the neck bending pretty well

DDS - almost the same bending capability in the torso and the neck

Obi - the neck can't bend too much, but the torso does it great (it doesn't look good while bended, but it won't be visible under some clothes)

DDIII - nothing to comment

MDD - very stiff body - could barely bend

SmDB - nothing to comment

 

6. Sitting straight.

SmD - it was pretty hard to make her sit straight - it was as far as she can go and it's almost impossible to achieve this result in clothes (especially in the jeans)

DDS - sitting with no problem

Obi - sitting with no problem

DDIII - not a big difference from bending forward

MDD - sitting with no problem

SmDB - nothing to comment

 

7. Pulling the torso to the legs.

SmD - the same picture as in "sitting straight" - she can't go any further

DDS - could go a bit further, but went back to this position after letting it go

Obi - holds the pose by herself

DDIII - cannot move my DDIII forward much

MDD - very good effect and stable

SmDB - it was the same as sitting straight, since the back won't go forward any more than the sitting-straight position

 

8. Pulling the knee to the torso.

SmD - nothing to comment

DDS - could pull the leg more with some help

Obi - the same as for DDS

DDIII - nothing to comment

MDD - nothing to comment

 

9. Kneeling.

 

Thanks for looking!

Edited July 17, 2016 by Guest

Interesting to see what the different bodies can do, thanks for the comparison!

Really helpful!

It was very interesting (and also entertaining) to see these comparisons! I knew Obitsus are known for flexibility but I have never tried spreading my Obitsu 60's legs like that. I've verified that they do spread that wide xD

 

These pics also show how beautiful and realistic the Smart Doll body is, it's definitely on my wishlist!

This pose comparison is very helpful, although I'm still searching for DD III upper body + DDS lower body hybrids stability info. volks need to make shorter leg parts for DD III body, since most anime girls are rather short but MDD is a different beast..

Thank you for making these!

 

As promised, here are the poses with my Smart Doll Boy. I apologize that I'm still something of a novice at posing dolls, but I hope that these can be useful.

puchi-photography (dot) tumblr (dot)com/post/146622523069/22-poseability-testing-for-a-discussion-on-the

puchi-photography(dot)tumblr(dot)com/post/146622424104/½-poseability-testing-for-smart-doll-eiji-for-a

 

 

(p.s. It might be good to reupload the photos to another hosting site when you put them into the main post since I am still trying out different hosting options)

Thank you for making these!

 

As promised, here are the poses with my Smart Doll Boy. I apologize that I'm still something of a novice at posing dolls, but I hope that these can be useful.

puchi-photography (dot) tumblr (dot)com/post/146622523069/22-poseability-testing-for-a-discussion-on-the

puchi-photography(dot)tumblr(dot)com/post/146622424104/½-poseability-testing-for-smart-doll-eiji-for-a

 

 

(p.s. It might be good to reupload the photos to another hosting site when you put them into the main post since I am still trying out different hosting options)

Thanks for the pictures! They are great, but I have some feedback. Please hit 20 posts asap, so we can discuss it via PM

How did I not see this earlier?

 

Awesome post, thank you for all the comparisons. I hope the SmD boy joins soon.

MDD added!

The one I got an access to was on a very stiff body, so I had problem to move it - didn't want to push too much strength on it. I assume other MDDs may have some wider range of movement. If anyone owning an MDD would like to share better pictures, I would be more than happy to replace mine with their.

 

SmD boy coming soon

Could you include a torso twist pose? Something like this,

 

Could you include a torso twist pose? Something like this,

 

Yep, I can try. I no longer have access to the MDD, but she barely moved her torso anyway ^^"

Smart Doll Guy added thanks to Ie-Aster!

Thanks so much for sharing! This is really helpful.