Finally figured out how to change the eyechips on my Woori Pullip Nina (I’m waiting on the ones I ordered for Leprotto as well):
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Finally figured out how to change the eyechips on my Woori Pullip Nina (I’m waiting on the ones I ordered for Leprotto as well):
Eeeeeeeeeh! I ordered this tiny cutie many months ago and even though these are a couple quick flash photos (the light is bad today, gray and rainy) I thought I’d share a comparison of the regular Pullip, Little Pullip, and new Woori Pullip (I’ll hopefully post some more detailed pics tomorrow if the light is good):
ETA: Woori Pullip has a MUCH more articulated body that the regular Pullips - we’ve got side to side and front and back head tilts, double joints at the knee and elbow joints, and there are even additional hands! I hope this type of body is what they will use for regular Pullips in the future, would definitely save on the rebodying costs.
Had a couple minutes to run outside and take a few pics of my little Woori Pullips (who I think are best friends!):