Neara (looking for suggestions)

[AmberRose]

This is my little Neara,

She is borrowing this body while it's owner is off being painted.
Neara is in need of a cheap body of her own.
Neara needs a 10cm body give or take in a matching color.



Thank you

she is not paper white I don't remember the color of the body or her I think she is off white or antique white she is a really pale ns or creamy off white color.

[ShortNCuddlyAm]

Bitty 'bitsu? Although I think their white would be too pink for a good colour match.

[AmberRose]

Yeah I think that would be too pink for her, I am kind of wanting resin body as well.
But speaking of bitty bitsu for another body I have how do you attach the heads as most resin tinies have tiny slots for hooks as opposed to the round opening like a vinyl head?

[Nella]

Maybe a Dreaming Doll Tiny Elva body? You may have to get one second-hand since they are sold out on the website and the bodies aren't offered seperately.

[AmberRose]

yeah those are kind of expensive $140 when I just need a body the dz ones are that price I am looking sub $100 glanced at leshy bodies was thinking also lati white both are 9-10 cm bodies. she is on a dz body currently and theirs are $140 for that I could put her on a fairyland body so not liking that one you know.

[Lamia of the Dark]

But speaking of bitty bitsu for another body I have how do you attach the heads as most resin tinies have tiny slots for hooks as opposed to the round opening like a vinyl head?

You unscrew the neck peg, take the top donut thingy off, put the head on, put the top peg/donut thingy back on and screw it into place. (You might need to switch from the default peg/donut thingy depending on the size of the neck hole you are working with.)

[ShortNCuddlyAm]

But speaking of bitty bitsu for another body I have how do you attach the heads as most resin tinies have tiny slots for hooks as opposed to the round opening like a vinyl head?

You unscrew the neck peg, take the top donut thingy off, put the head on, put the top peg/donut thingy back on and screw it into place. (You might need to switch from the default peg/donut thingy depending on the size of the neck hole you are working with.)

I've also had to enlarge the hole in the head for one - it was about big enough to get a few strands of very thin elastic through but nothing else!

I've taken a photo of the inside of her head, and realised I never got rid of all the resin dust, so she looks like she has mould.

Freya, proving she has nothing to fear from zombies:


And fully headed and wigged