is the wrist also poseable / articulated?
1139605
I gave it as a gift. Not sure to answer your question. I want to lean towards yes but cannot confirm!
1139606
I'm sorry but I don't know. I purchased this doll for my great granddaughter and had it shipped to her home in California so I never actually saw the doll.
952091
These are really poseable and bendable fiures, all the arms, legs and torso joints are a beauty, some of the possible movements are really unespected, the neck moves too bur not that much, one didn't miss that though, because all in all, for the size, this is a very detailed and enjoyable piece.
1707251
Yes, right or left hand - it works fine. Great minimalist approach to help with Carpal.
956636
The hips, arms and wrists have moveable joints but not the knees. For such a small figure it is pretty flexible and able to pose in different ways.
974556
Mine keeps it pretty straight, but there is a thick piece of aluminum in both the front and back of the wrist that I imagine could be bent to any desired angle.
1624259
I have the doll - it's absolutely beautiful. But, mine is remaining in the box for granddaughter to inherit. From thr parts I can see in the box, it does not appear to be fully articulated. It appears to have moveable arms and legs like a Barbie Doll, but not articulated elbows, wrists, or knees.
838966
The doll arms, hands and legs can move. You can bend her knees. And move her head. I hope this help, if not can you just define articulated for me. :)
899150
I don't think so - it is molded to fit the right hand - just tried it - nope very very awkward - sorry
617972
No. Wait--yes! If you go by the outside of the box (mine are still inside) then the pictures make the articulation look pretty simplistic. But open opening the box and getting out a flashlight....yep. Looks like articulation joints on the biceps and thighs as well as the expected elbows, knees, and wrists. Ankles look pretty solid, so no movement there. Now I'm glad I bought the set. It looks a lot better on second viewing, plus the Second Doctor comes with his recorder...something you don't get when you purchase the Dalek/Doctor sets.
1431113
Assuming you mean wrist support? No, it's not removable but it has the little "feet" under the bottom back corners that are adjustable.
284247
No the figure is not pose-able, it is in a set position as seen in the photo. I even tried to move the arms just now just to be extra sure, they wouldn't budge.
591437
There is, but I found it to be a lot of bother & made sure to not hold the legs while pulling, because it took a lot to pull the hand. I felt the legs might snap off, it's a good figure, just could have done a better job of making the hand truly interchangeable.
1247731
Yes you can. The wrist wrest and the mousepad itself are completely separate.
1024716
Hi, The arms are not flexible for posing. Please see below link of our store of other mannequins
1711078
Yes, somewhat. The arms can be moved up and down and the legs can be turned slightly (turning them too much might affect the mannequin's stability), and the head can be tilted or turned slightly. The mannequin could probably be posed sitting down if removed from the stand, although I haven't tried that. There are no wrist, knee or elbow joints so the arms and legs cannot be re-configured.
1300269
It is formed to the position you see in the picture. It does not straiten out. The shape holds it onto your wrist. I know a personal trainer who has used this for months and she has never had an issue with it falling off.
586545
Yes and changeable face, hands, and comes with a shield. Very awesome buy! No regrets :)