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Loose Thong1525 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Front Shot2519 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Baby got Back!1439 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Velour Insert869 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Shipping Box869 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Hello there!1359 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Baggies1402 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Tag of Authenticity1053 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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My, what tiny hands you have1115 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Head shot940 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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What a looker!1128 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Profile834 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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Latex Nipples1381 viewsBopTopJul 26, 2006
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56. "If you think I'm going to carry your bags, you've got another think coming."1915 viewseverhardJul 24, 2006
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60. "It was an instructive experience."2191 viewseverhardJul 24, 2006
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The top of the "stance modifier" and the end of the boom. When Kimiko is wearing her "stripper heels" it's maxed out. Note that the cable runs inside the steel tube.817 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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The components of the "stance modifier," which measures 410mm x 205mm (16" x 8"). I got the design from other Doll Forum members, for which, thanks.685 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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This is just a cheap winch from the hardware store, easily capable of lifting 43kg. It is firmly secured to the boom, and I replaced the cable with 4mm stainless steel wire rope.684 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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Notice how much straighter Kimiko is standing with the "stance modifier" fitted. But to accomodate its extra height, I have to raise the boom another 150mm (6"). This pic also shows off the Body 6/7's slender waist and great legs.2357 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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It's made of 38.1mm (1.5") cold-drawn seamless steel tube with a wall thickness of 2.6mm, and it flexes. Look at the effect Kimiko's 43kg has on it. But the length of the boom gives me a lot of freedom with photos.1932 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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It's huge. The boom has a reach of 1260mm (49") and stands 2130mm (7') high. The legs are 980mm (38.5") long. You can see I've added 40kg (90lb) of weights to one of the legs.736 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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These are the components of the photo stand I use for the twins. There's a base, three legs, the boom, three holders for counterbalance weights, and a "stance modifier."762 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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This arrangement allows me to adjust her height. High for dressing, low for hugging (the stand is not suitable for sex or photography, but is great for hugging her from in front or behind).824 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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When I'm carrying her face to face, I can just walk right into the stand and hang her up.1921 viewsplatypusJul 24, 2006
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