One of the best doll stands in the market, REVIEW - Page 3

Tommo10 · #21 14-09-2023, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by shamus

I reccon that Adams right and the connector is installed the wrong way up.

I think it would be a little more complicated than that, with it in the inverted position I would question how far it would have to extend out to avoid catching the back of the head, especially considering the head is constantly moving, many heads sit over the neck some have a lip on the bottom of the head to overcome, then does it need to be adjustable to accommodate the difference in head sizes.

It a great stand.

Lulu1971 · #22 14-09-2023, 11:33 AM

I'd be concerned about damage to the neck with that design. Hair wouldn't always cover it depending on the style/length.

However, I have a Rachel. She stands up on her own even in high heels, whether on carpet or tiles

shamus · #23 14-09-2023, 11:35 AM

All good points.

There s no denying that the stand is a good idea, looks well constructed, and the back connector looks great. But the M16 connector doesn't seem right yet as, as you say, even reverssed it doesn't seem long enough .

Actually, just taken a look at the site and in the add on options the connector is shown the other way up to how its installed in the demonstration image above.

See here. The first option: https://www.coeros.com/product/the-b...display-stand/

But then when shown as part of the stand its shown the wrong way up again so who knows?

shamus · #24 14-09-2023, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Lulu1971

I'd be concerned about damage to the neck with that design. Hair wouldn't always cover it depending on the style/length.

However, I have a Rachel. She stands up on her own even in high heels, whether on carpet or tiles

The centre of gravity on the YL151C. You've got to love it

shamus · #25 14-09-2023, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by shamus

The centre of gravity on the YL151C. You've got to love it

And IT is referring to the centre of Gravity, not Rachel who is obviously a she

(see that save there! Impressive huh).

algaeholics · #26 14-09-2023, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by shamus

Actually, just taken a look at the site and in the add on options the connector is shown the other way up to how its installed in the demonstration image above.

Actually appears to be shown on it's side...

Lulu1971 · #27 14-09-2023, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by shamus

And IT is referring to the centre of Gravity, not Rachel who is obviously a she

(see that save there! Impressive huh).

Well done, Shamus. You avoided the famous middle finger there

shamus · #28 14-09-2023, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by algaeholics

Actually appears to be shown on it's side...

Your right. I just looked at the tiny little image but when blown up you're spot on.

And so is Tommo. The distance to th hole is too short so the head would be damaged the other way up.

What we need now is For Real... I'll just play his theme tune and maybe he'll appear to fix this....

Seth · #29 14-09-2023, 12:44 PM

The bracket would foul on the head if it was the other way up. A 90º bend in it should be fine provided the plate is thick enough.

KKFun · #30 14-09-2023, 02:29 PM

Coeros sent me an extra for the neck M16 bolt connector. I did not use it as my girls have the back-hanging hole. It is almost 90 degree angle, so they might improve it already.

Another thing I would like to mention is the top M16 neck bolt, some doll makers recommend using that for long-term storage. Hence, it is strong enough.