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Sunday, July 22, 2018

The Invisible Doll Stand Review, or Watch Them Fly?!

Just a small note: The lighting went a little strange in the photos, especially when trying out the doll stand.  Just one of the hazards of amateur bjd photography.

A few weeks ago, we receive an order from Alice’s Collections of many fine bjd clothes and accessories.


Among those accessories was the invisible doll stand.  It was only briefly mentioned, so it is time to properly review it.

The invisible doll stand, sold by Alice's Collections.

It came unassembled with no written instructions, though thankfully Anna managed to assemble it.

It consists of claw shaped gripping device attached to an extremely flexible neck, which screws into a translucent base.

Some strange parts that came with the doll stand.

There were these extra parts, for the life of me I can’t figure out their purpose, neither can Anna.

A ball jointed doll demonstrating the use of the invisible doll stand.

Anyway, I have tried out the stand and I find the grip to be most comfortable when properly fitted.   Anna was worried that it might scratch me, however there is some sort of coating on the grip as a preventive.

Anna did have trouble adjusting the “neck”.  It takes a bit of patience and strength to adjust it.

The end result is most satisfactory, I felt perfectly stable when Anna took this photo.  And the base of the stand is hardly noticeable and could have easily been edited out, if Anna wasn’t so lazy about such matters.

A peek at the invisible doll stand while in use.

When in use, the rest of the stand can be discreetly hidden behind me.

Anna says this stand can also be used to make dolls appear as if they are flying (MSDs and Yosds only).  To test this we will need a volunteer.

A yosd bjd (Sakura) raising her hand, she is volunteering to try out the doll stand.

“Oh, me! Me! I’ll do it.  Can I please?!”

Oh, alright Sakura dear.

A bjd pretending to fly using the invisible doll stand.

“Whee! Look I’m flying!”

A ball jointed doll playing with a doll stand while two other dolls and a deer wait in line for their turn.

And quickly a line forms behind her.  What is this, a carnival ride?

"It's time to get down, let someone else have a turn."

Oh well, it’s time to get now Sakura, let someone else have a turn.

“Aw, man.”

A bjd (Yuna) pretending to fly using the invisible doll stand.

Now it’s Yuna’s turn.  She seems to be enjoying herself.

The little bjd is dizzy from the ride.

“…Oooh, so dizzy…”

A bjd (Usagi) pretending to fly using the invisible doll stand.

Now for Usagi, I think she is enjoying it too much.

Whee! :)”

The tiny deer is trying to use the doll stand, but it's too small.  It looks sad.

“Shiro wants to try too!”

I’m afraid Shiro is too small for the doll stand.

The yosd bjd (Sakura) is asking the boy msd bjd (Yuki) for help with the deer.

“Yuki knows what to do, right?”

A bjd holding a small deer pretending to fly using the invisible doll stand.

Problem solved.

Overall, I we have been very pleased with this doll stand despite a few quirks, and would greatly recommend it to others.

Now before I let you go, there is such alarming news to deliver.

Sometime after placing this particular order, Anna made a second one, for a new doll!  She has discussed it with me somewhat.  It will be another yosd sized or 1/6 scale ball jointed doll, from Kids Sky, the same company as Momoko. 

What she failed to mention is that she has already received a shipping notice.  And it is scheduled to arrived at any moment now!  Why does she always wait until the last minute for these things.  There are preparations to make for goodness sake!

Anyway, we will soon be able to introduce the newest doll in our family.

Until then, be at peace my dear readers.

1 comment:

Pleasant comments are always welcome and appreciated.

But please, no anti-doll comments. They are unnecessary and a bit rude. We understand that some people find dolls creepy or weird, but this is a "doll blog" that is intended for those who enjoy dolls. If you dislike dolls that much, don't waste your time reading doll blogs.