Purple liverpool kit

product description: A 1/3 BJD (ball-jointed doll) is a type of customizable, articulated doll popular in Japan. The dolls are often sculpted with detailed facial features, allowing for a wide range of customizations and poses. They come in various sizes, ranging from 8 to 42cm, and are usually made of resin or another plastic material. BJD dolls are extremely popular and versatile, with fans often spending hundreds of hours customizing and styling their dolls. From faceplates to clothing, one can truly create a unique, life-like doll.From then on, Margery went on many more exciting journeys. She could travel the world, experience different cultures, and meet fascinating people.Once the doll and toys were cooled and set, the doll maker began the decoration process. They used a variety of paints, glitter, fabric, and other materials to give their creation the look they desired. To add the finishing touch, they applied several layers of resin to protect their works of art.The origins of the BJD can be traced back to the early 1940s when Japanese toy maker Ajiro Tanaka made a moveable wooden doll for his daughter. Soon after, other companies began producing similar dolls using composite materials including celluloid, plastic, and wood. Later, Takara Tomy introduced mass-produced vinyl dolls with ball joints in the 1970s. This was the start of the modern BJD, which allows for greater poseability due to its multiple jointed arms, legs, and head.