Hello everyone! This is Lomi, and in this video I'll share a little body review for my new Mystic Kids Lillian.
Since I'm showing her jointing and mobility, the doll will be nude, so if you're a minor
or you're not comfortable with doll nudity, you'll probably want to watch something else. Okay?
So I've had the doll for about a week now.
She's sealed and ready for a faceup but I figured I'd do a review before she's painted
so you can see her face sculpt with no distractions.
The Mystic Kids slim mini girl body is advertised as 45 centimeters tall, including the head.
According to my own measurements, she's closer to 44.
She wears a 7 inch wig and her feet are 5 and a half centimeters long.
The shape of her hip joint allows her to sit nicely, without leaning back like some dolls
are prone to do.
Her limbs are double jointed.
The knee joint is an attractive and smooth peanut that allows the legs to be folded back
pretty far, but not far enough to allow her to sit on her legs.
You can pull them up closer, of course, but they won't hold that position on their own.
She has the same issue with her elbow.
She's able to touch her face, but her arm doesn't fold more than that.
She is able to hold most arm positions straight out of the box, with no sueding or adjustments
to the factory stringing.
The range of wrist motion leaves a lot to be desired.
It differs from one hand to the other as well.
Sueding would probably help this a lot, but right now, she can't hold any hand poses well.
Her two part torso doesn't do a lot for slouching forward or bending back.
It doesn't have any locks, so this slight lean forward and back is all she can do.
But her range of motion leaning side to side is pretty good.
Her head doesn't really tip back, but she can tip her chin down pretty far.
Moving her head back doesn't work partly because of how the S hook is positioned in her head.
It sits at the very back, so there's no room to move.
Her head cap is held on with magnets, which is great.
Like her wrists, her ankles don't have a lot of motion.
Her toes tip up a lot better than they tip down, but again, sueding might help.
One of my favorite parts of this doll is the mobility joint in her thigh.
It's nicely shaped for letting her bend her leg up, and it holds this pose well.
This is about as far as it goes.
There is a locking mechanism inside this joint that holds rotation, so if you twist her leg in
any direction, it will hold that pose independently.
This makes it one of my favorite thigh mobility joints I've seen.
Overall, she's a very attractively sculpted body, with nice definition and attractive proportions.
Her resin is a great quality, and the factory finishing work is top notch, with no seams
to be seen.
I'm still getting comfortable with this doll, but it's easy to get her to sit without needing
her arms to support her weight, which is always nice compared to my big dolls.
I feel like her double joints work well, and with a bit of practice, it's easy to get her
into all sorts of sweet and natural poses.
That's all for today, though. Thanks for watching this time! Bye.