FrankenDollfie version 4 | フランケンドルフィー其の四

以前、フランケンドルフィーの背骨バージョン３をダイナマイトボディに入れて
セクシーな太ももの改造をしたが軸が短すぎで太ももが外れるだけだった。
使ったオビツパーツの軸とDD3のフレームの軸を比較すればオビツの方が短い。
ダイナマイトの外皮も結構大きいので 短い軸では太ももが外れやすい。
設計上、下半身ボディのせいで柔軟性も無い。
(DD3も柔軟性は無いけどね。)

I previously tried to use a FrankenDollfie version 3 spine into a DDdy. If I implemented the Sexy Legs mod, the pegs holding the thighs together were too short and the thighs dislodged. If you were to make a comparison between the Obitsu part and a DD part, the peg for the Obitsu part is shorter. DDdy's outer skin is so voluminous, having a shorter peg will make the thighs dislodge easily. The torso is also inflexible because of the outer skin design. (The inflexible torso part is true for DD3 as well.)

そこで誰かがもう切り込みを入れたダイナマイトの下半身ボディを購入した。
もっと切り込んだらどうなる？

I then came across this DDdy part and bought it. Since someone cut into it already, what if I cut it some more?

FrankenMiku

The above photo has a bunch of Volks, Obitsu, Parabox, and miscellaneous parts.

Dr. Frankendollfie version 3

Not that anyone is asking how Platina is as flexible as she is but I wanted to share images of one of my prototype skeletons anyway. :)

My Daughter Can Kick Your Daughter's Head Off

I hadn't uploaded anything in a while so this blog was somewhat neglected. While I did finish a few other minor projects concerning dolls, I didn't feel like going through the trouble of taking photos and posting them. (Considering I can count on one hand how many people read this blog as of this writing, you might understand why.)

Since I was taking photos at the time for different reasons, I decided to take some of Platina and the highly customized body she's currently using. Her outer skin is 90+% Volks. Her innards are a combination of Volks, Obitsu, Parabox Toy Skeleton, brass pipes, plastic pipes, screws, nuts, and miscellaneous parts.

Custom Neck Piece Prototype

If you own some version of a Dollfie Dream III or Sister, you might recognize this part as the chest and neck frame. I decided to run an experiment for increasing the movement range by putting together a custom neck joint.