She is lovely and elfin with long, slim limbs and neck.

Her proportions and the body’s aesthetic differ from the women and kid dolls. Her limbs look very thin and fragile, especially lower legs and ankles. Her hands are smaller than those of the kid dolls and her feet are very narrow. Once they are all dressed she will fit in as a teen quite nicely, though.

The kids are a bit sturdy in comparison to the women, and the teen girl is a bit more on the slim side. But on her own she would make a lovely woman doll with mature proportions with a slightly more fragile aesthetic.

She came with heel feet, and I guess there are probably shoes out there that fit her. Her feet are too narrow for YOSD shoes, unfortunately. You can put sneakers on her feet, but open shoes fall right off. She can wear Rachel’s shoes (Taeyang size), so I guess some Tonner doll shoes or Action figure woman shoes might fit. I can’t tell since I don’t own any in that size. Unfortunately her legs tend to snap forward.

And last but not least Yuna’s blank head mug shots.

I chose her on the first version of the kid body to match Antonia. These two will make great friends.

Sunita looks very sweet and docile in the promo pictures, but I think this sculpt is really versatile. She’d make a nice boy as well.

He is taller than the Iple guys, so making new patterns for him will be one of the first things to do. There’s no Mr Superclear UV-cut available at the moment, so giving him a face will have to wait.

I chose him for his tiny smile. He looks friendly, doesn’t he? His eyes are really small though.

Excuse the weird mugshot angle, I just turned his head.

Now I just have to come up with a name for him.

She came in a tube like my girl doll Jenny. I love these, they are so easy to store, very sturdy and small. She came carefully wrapped, and I thought she looked so cute with the wrapping around her head that I took a picture of her peaking through it.

As you can see, she has quite a large head for such a small doll, but the proportions are ok for such a small child.

Compared to other tiny dolls she poses really well, but of course her range of motion is limited due to the short limbs. She has mobility joints like all Raccoons, and her knee and elbow joints hold poses nicely. One plus is that she can bend her head back and forth better than the girl dolls. Since this mini girl will most likely interact with taller dolls, being able to look up to them is a nice feature.

She has very tiny hands and feet. I went through my clothes for tiny dolls to see what fits her, and I found she can wear some Blythe tops, some of the Monst doll clothes and quite a few OB11 shoes fit her nicely. The brown shoes and the white sandals are Blythe/OB11 size, they are available at Etsy or even Amazon. The canvas sneakers are larger, she can wear them of course, but the do look a little large. The pink and white boots go on but sit a little tight around her calves. All in all it should be very easy to find nice shoes for her. Blythe pants are too long, but dresses will probably fit. I just own one sleeveless bought Blythe dress and it fits. I guess long sleeves might be too long.

She wears a 5-6 wig size, but I need to get her a new one. Those I have are long wigs, and I don’t really want to cut them. Maybe I make one for her. I don’t have a name for her yet, but she will be Ines’ daughter. She is still waiting for the rest of her family, I am waiting for another girl doll and a husband. That’s why I did not introduce Ines (Cindy) with a character story properly yet.

And last but not least: The mug shots and a size comparison picture. Please excuse the quality, it’s awfully gloomy today.

These two pictures show her body next to a Pure Neemo S body (one with a Kurhn head). I would love this body size as an additional option for the Mini heads, that way we could create a bunch of lovely siblings.