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Sta.sh
I love it though! <3
He was taken from us entirely too soon.
This doll is not only a gorgeous work of art, but a wonderful memorial to a talented actor's performance.
You rock!
i'm sorta new to this hobby, and i was wondering: is cheaper to buy a body in it's whole or to buy parts and put it together?
They normally only sell bodies whole (they only sell body parts if they're special fantasy parts, like horns or robot arms). You can buy a head separate and a body separate (sometimes that's the only way you can get certain dolls.) But it really depends on what sort of doll you're going for. Some heads cost more than whole bodies, some whole dolls cost less than certain heads. It's really a buyer's market. It's best to find the doll mold you like, and then research the best way to buy that particular mold.
Souba