What size is Pukipuki?
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What size is Pukipuki?
Measurements
| Height | 11.2cm | 4.4″ |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 31g | 0.07lbs |
| Head circumference | 10.0cm | 3.93″ |
| Neck circumference | 2.9cm | 1.14″ |
| Shoulder Width | 2.5cm | 0.98″ |
What is a 1/3 BJD?
Roughly 1/3 scale, they usually represent fully grown teenagers or adult body types. There is also a range of even larger full size BJD, from about 70–90 cm (27.5–35.5 in) tall.
Which BJD doll is smallest?
The smallest BJDs that Donny has created are a mere 5 cm tall. Despite their tiny scale, his dolls are as fully jointed as the largest BJDs made.
How big is a Lati doll?
The Lati Yellow line are the most popular dolls produced by LatiDoll. They are 16 centimeters tall, with the special bodies (abbreviated SP) being roughly 20 centimeters.
How tall is a Pukifee doll?
One special thing they share with the smaller puki sized dolls is the fact they can use the special Multihead. This head is smaller then the normal pukiFee head but bigger than a pukipuki head and can be used with either sized doll….Measurements.
| Height | 15.5cm | 6.10″ |
|---|---|---|
| Feet | 2.3cm | 0.91″ |
| Eye size | 10mm | — |
What does YOSD mean?
Yo Super Dollfie, or YoSD, are 26.5cm dolls produced by Volks. They are the smallest Super Dollfies available for purchase and have only been released in Limited Editions. The word “Yo” means “baby” and proportionally the YoSDs are supposed to look like toddlers in comparison to their other lines.
What are Lati dolls?
Latidoll is a Korean company made famous within the hobby by the popular Lati Yellow line of tiny ball jointed dolls. Although the Yellow line has been their most popular at 16 cm (or special body at roughly 20cm), with ‘chibi’ styled childlike features, Lati also distrubute several other lines, organised by colour.
What scale is Kelly doll?
Kelly is the little sister of Barbie (matel). She is the toddler to five year old height to scale compared to adult barbie. She is approx. four to five inches tall.
What is a YoSD?
