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I picture Mr. Dollshe walking around his house/workshop, doing the Marie Kondo thing: "Does this bring me joy?" Apparently poor Adonis does not, because he is extremely discounted. Here is the store link in case you want to take him home (he is cute, and his body alone is well worth the 370.00) https://www.dollshecraft.com/product/adonis-18m-classic-maxi-70cm-special-package/ Did I mention Diana was down to 290.00 for the 61 cm girl? She has a new faceup in the promo, too: https://www.dollshecraft.com/product/diana-16f-classic-maxi-61cm-50-off-sale/

...if you want the older guys! This is the Aramis, Bernard, Saint etc. crew..so cheap  that I was tempted before sanity returned (Jo just sold me a Erica Snow, which I will get more use out of than a Dollshe boy). You can also get heads/ bodies alone. I make no promises when they will ship, but I can say most likely before 2018. ;) To be fair my Grant Phillipe shipped within two months, so you just never know. They have extremely posh packaging!

Yes, that says 325.00 for the Classic Dollshe boys . I assume fancy colors and EMS would add money to your order, and I suspect you may have to be patient to have it cast and shipped, but you can't beat the price. I also don't remember seeing Orijean offered before, so that is cool.

I now get production emails from Mr. Dollshe, and it's a lot of fun. The latest is about the "gun packing" that the dolls are sent with--I never thought much about what a hassle it must be to make them (I assume they are laser cut). Here's Mr. Dollshe's notes: The sponge for 28M Classic, 26F Classic, 28M Fashion, and 26F Fashion is now ready. We have prepared the sponge to protect the doll during transit. Apart from the protection purpose, we have made it look beautiful as it is shaped like the body line of the doll. In order to send the doll in perfect condition, we have put our best effort in its configuration even the box itself. The extra space in the sponge is made to protect the additional parts and it can be used universally. It will protect the head, hand or feet parts safely without any wobble. As the manufacturing vendor had been changed in the middle of production, we had to revise the CAD drawing and redo the sampling so it took a bit longer than...

Mr. Dollshe has been working on the details of his smaller version of Grant Phillipe and Ausley Love, including some extra hand poses. He has photographs of the dolls laid out in pieces, so you can see all the parts, and where the silicon disks go; which I thought was interesting. (I was not willing to pull apart Phillipe to see what was going on inside). The article (and photos) is here . Part of me wants a big Ausley Love-- so I am hoping maybe next summer she will go on sale. :D My friend Jo has one and she loves, loves her and her posing.

Limited sale event has ended. Due to heavy volume of orders on hand, it will take about 2 months until ready for shipping. * We would like to explain the following to ask for your kind understanding of our shipping schedule. Please review the following information thoroughly in order to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding. * Silicone molds are customized depending on the type of the individual doll. The quantity that can be casted from a single silicone mold is limited, therefore, it will take longer to finish the doll. For example, when we receive a large volume of "Type A" orders that are popular and small volume of "Type B" orders that are relatively less popular, the number of times we have to cast "Type A" is more redundant so it takes that much longer and shipping is delayed as, mentioned above, the quantity that can be casted from a single silicone mold is limited. "Type B" orders, on the other hand, do not have to be casted as o...

Not to be outdone by Mirodoll, Dollshe introduces their own flavors of mint green and unlikely blue to their lineup. I stole the Dollshe photo from Ilsonya's blog, and the Russian comments were, as always, very amusing. No one was really in favor of "Elf Green"...it looks a little radioactive to me, and a color more suitable to a tiny plastic dinosaur than a large, elegant male doll (I really can't see Ausley Love in that green, either). The grays and the marble, (shown below) were much better recieved, partly because they are easier to do a faceup on that the strong colors, and because they are more "statue/stone" than "something you found in your breakfast cereal box." Iron is also a nice color, though the gold reminded the Russians of C-3P0. A lot depends on how translucent it is. I had a little Todd Mc Farland Valkyrie action figure that had her armor done partly in gold resin, and while it was fine for the outfit, it looked like it would b...