Clothing TBLeague / Phicen Seamless Bodies updated: Part XXXI, November 2024

DMAN970 wrote:Which body is Best for my 1/6  Vegeta figure

Phicen M30 or M33

GubernatorFan wrote:Are you sure that head works, size-wise?

blackpool wrote:isn't the vegeta head more 1/4 scale than 1/6...? it seems quite big in your hand

craftsrmyluvlanguage wrote:BJDBUS on Amazon sells a Barbie sweater dress that fits TBLeague S49. It's a cowl neck, so you can do a wide turtleneck look or off-the-shoulder. I've cinched the waist with a binder clip in the back to show off her curves, but it looks fine without any modification.

GubernatorFan wrote:
Thank you for the recommendation, I need more sweaters!

GubernatorFan wrote:Part XXIII: clothing the Tall One and KUMIK shoes

Someone asked me specifically about clothing the basketball-player-type M36 bodies, which we have always expected to be trouble. And it is. Finding things that will both fit and look suitably long is going to be a challenge, although if you have specifically basketball-related items (including the tank top and shorts), perhaps that would not be much of an issue. But here are a couple of casual options.

Esganado wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Part XXIII: clothing the Tall One and KUMIK shoes

Someone asked me specifically about clothing the basketball-player-type M36 bodies, which we have always expected to be trouble. And it is. Finding things that will both fit and look suitably long is going to be a challenge, although if you have specifically basketball-related items (including the tank top and shorts), perhaps that would not be much of an issue. But here are a couple of casual options.

I know I'm always asking about heads. But I really like some. In this case. What head is the one on the M33 body?

I'll try some bjds jeans on my M36 to see how well they fit in the legs. Might be another choice in clothes. My Minifee (40cm give or take) fit the 17 JIAOU.  Although long. But it's nice to pretend it's a ancient tunic.

Esganado wrote:I know I'm always asking about heads. But I really like some. In this case. What head is the one on the M33 body?

Kiwi-Paul wrote:Am a little late at finding this tread but thank you Founding Father for all the posts which are absolutely incredible and full of detail, its very educational and inspiring. Like many, I am always on the hunt for clothes that will fit, look good and not cost heaps. I have bought a few mistakes but pouring over all your posts, I now have a good knowledge of what to look for. I very much appreciate the work you put into your posts to help others like me.

GubernatorFan wrote:Part XXXI: Dollsviewpoint Clothing
All in all, I can only praise Dollsviewpoint's quality and service and hope it will continue to make its creations available, and hopefully new ones too.

As always, what do you think?

Spoiler:

DarthJ wrote:I checked the Dollsviewpoint shop. For Europeans, don't bother. They don't send to Belgium and I guess by extension, the whole EU.
And even if they do send to your country take into account shipping costs and customs fees.

Stryker2012 wrote:Some nice acquisitions, Ian. As far as what to use for your review, I personally like either of the flower garden shots with the wicker furniture.

SPQRKlio wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Part XXXI: Dollsviewpoint Clothing
All in all, I can only praise Dollsviewpoint's quality and service and hope it will continue to make its creations available, and hopefully new ones too.

As always, what do you think?

NICE! Shuri's outfit is gorgeous with those accessories. For review pics, I vote B and/or F! And I vote that J, N, O, and S all would be great in a review. I usually go ahead and show how I combined items in my review pics.

I recently got some items from Dollsviewpoint (but not for a TBLeague body, so I'll spoiler-tag the pics), and I have high praise for her too. She made a small alteration for me, no charge. Very nice to communicate with.

Spoiler:

GubernatorFan wrote:

DarthJ wrote:I checked the Dollsviewpoint shop. For Europeans, don't bother. They don't send to Belgium and I guess by extension, the whole EU.
And even if they do send to your country take into account shipping costs and customs fees.
That is unfortunate. That said, reaching out to the owner, Jackie, might well yield a more promising result, as I found her to be most kind and helpful. Given the minimal weight of the items, it is likely that the shipping costs and fees are not going to be particularly substantial, at least by comparison to other things.

It's not as simple as goodwill. It means the shop is more than probably not registered with the EU and doesn't know how to calculate and /or include EU VAT (sales tax). That in turn means Belgian Customs will charge a handling fee, minimum 18,50€. And don't even try to send the item as a present, the oldest trick in the book. Customs officers just laugh about all those "presents" and toss these on a heap for close, very close, inspection.
Don't count on your parcel escaping the greedy hands of Customs either. They have all the time in the world for checking each and every parcel. Hence the waiting times of weeks, if not months, before you get any news.
I used a forwarding company for a very special item but considering the costs you can't use this solution for "ordinary" items.

DarthJ wrote:

It's not as simple as goodwill. It means the shop is more than probably not registered with the EU and doesn't know how to calculate and /or include EU VAT (sales tax). That in turn means Belgian Customs will charge a handling fee, minimum 18,50€. And don't even try to send the item as a present, the oldest trick in the book. Customs officers just laugh about all those "presents" and toss these on a heap for close, very close, inspection.
Don't count on your parcel escaping the greedy hands of Customs either. They have all the time in the world for checking each and every parcel. Hence the waiting times of weeks, if not months, before you get any news.
I used a forwarding company for a very special item but considering the costs you can't use this solution for "ordinary" items.