Does Emilio doll stay fixed in a pose, or do his arms relax?
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You can move them up and down but they are curved. He is a beautiful very lifelike doll.
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Yes, the doll is very flexible including arms and legs. I bought for my niece and she would push around in a stroller and have it sit on bed. Hour this helps
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The arms and legs move fully as does the head much in the way you would expect a Barbie doll to move, while the wings are set in place. It would be awesome if the wings moved but they are fixed.
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Here is our hero, Hiccup. His legs and arms do move, however, only from the hip and shoulder. There is no articulation at the knee and elbow, but then he is only a few inches tall. I have to say that he is one of the better rendered models available. Most are just coloured blobs with very little in the way of facial features. This little chap is definitely Hiccup, and my son's night fury family are happy to have him around. Hope this is helpful. Cheers! :-)
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The paint job varies from one to the next since it includes a wash, which is random by nature. That said, the paint job on mine is great. Sculpting on bicepts and arms is excellent. Take a minute to look at more pics online, there are plenty of them out there. This really is an amazing figure, one of my favorites all-time.
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Emilio has a weighted cloth body. His arms and legs are full vinyl that you can squeeze a little. His head is vinyl also and you can squeeze his head a little easier than his arms and legs. He is very cute but has big hands and big feet. I bought baby shoes for him and had to get a size 1 to fit him. His clothes size is a 6 month and he is about 22 inches long. I just love him.
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Arms and legs move, but the bended knees don't. This doll is precious! My daughter loves him.
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Her arms and legs move up and down and are poseable. But no, they do not bend at the joints. She is very soft though.
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Eyes slightly open when reclined here, as well. I think that is pretty normal for a doll like this, though.
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Body positions? As in if it's articulated? Because if you can think of a pose she can pull it, she's super articulated
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No, they are fixed. The do have very pretty eyes though with nicely applied eye lashes. I agree, it would be nice to have open close eyes, but on the plus side they do not have the stare look that some dolls with open close eyes sometimes have. The eyes on these dolls are very realistic looking!
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I don't think so. The photo has changed and some info but my purchase for this price was one Hispanic doll. I expected the face of the one pictured but got another one. There is no choice of expression. The company gave me a refund.
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It is to an extent. The arms, hands, head, and feet all move slightly, however, he's made to do just the one one pose that you see in the main image. I had to raise the arms up, and adjust the hands to get the crossbow to fit in, and you can adjust the feet slightly to get him to stand proper. The head has to be removed to put the poncho on, so it does move left and right, but you'll see that there is only one angle the head should sit at to look right.
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No the end "arms" that open and close on the TV Show are fixed in place. But this is a great item or gift for anyone who loves Doctor Who.
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You can change his clothes, but it's hard to find "boy doll" clothes anywhere. He does not stand up, but you can prop him into a sitting position.
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Body, shoulders, upper thigh are cloth. Legs & arms are not articulated. Plastic arm & leg are longer than most cloth body dolls that I have seen.
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Yes Woody still talks if he loses his hat. The hat comes off a lot. That would not be cool if the doll doesn't talk without his hat. I wedge it on slightly askew to help it stay on better.