Is The body of The mannequin plastic? Kind of poiuretan? Can you push pins in it?
2092444
The body is hard plastic under the white foamed back material, and I found you could not stick a stick pin in to the form, as I put brooches on mine and could not just push them in, you can to a certain extend put the material out to clasp a pin. Hope this helps. Other then that, I love it.
2092445
It's like a plastic but coveted by a foam and then stretch type Fabric. It will hold a push pin.
8018
Not sure as I purchased this item as a gift...I assumed the pins were not included.
225312
I think so.. cz our pinata was a little clown and the whole packet of toy was easily fitted there. hope that help
262152
I bought it for the same thing to use as a prop. It doesn't mold well. The doll has stretchy cord inside its limbs which allows you to bend it. The head is also very small and not a true newborn size if you need it for hats. Which is what I make.
2091659
Not at all. It's a very small rig. Don't be fooled by the size of the mannequin. They must have used a 4 y/o child as the model.
123017
It looks so to me but I am not a connoisseur or anything. I'm not even a trekky so I'm not the best to talk about the metal or the originality. As a fan from the movies from this decade, I love my pin. I bought it because my work uniform looks like a star trek dress from the 70's so I thought I'd complete the look by wearing the pin :-)
1885902
Hi Amber, I have not done so yet with the mannequin; however, you can. As long as its human hair both dying & curling are possible. Another good mannequin to work with is Debra.
1889633
I have the same mannequin and you can bend the arms some at the elbow area, but it is stiff foam.
1652396
I am sorry I am not at the location right now where that mannequin is located. However, it must be hollow because it is very light to carry and move from room to room. Now that I think about it, when received, it must be put together and it was very easy to turn it upside down. There is a plastic piece inside the "body" and it has two locations for the stand. (Off center and center and the off center is great for pants or slacks.) I have a white one that is from the same company in my office now and it is hollow. One I received only had off center for the stand, and one had both options. Good Luck.This one is convenient, NOT sturdy. I am sorry I am not at the location right now where that mannequin is located. However, it must be hollow because it is very light to carry and move from room to room. Now that I think about it, when received, it must be put together and it was very easy to turn it upside down. There is a plastic piece inside the "body" and it has two locations for the stand. (Off center and center and the off center is great for pants or slacks.) I have a white one that is from the same company in my office now and it is hollow. One I received only had off center for the stand, and one had both... » Read More I am sorry I am not at the location right now where that mannequin is located. However, it must be hollow because it is very light to carry and move from room to room. Now that I think about it, when received, it must be put together and it was very easy to turn it upside down. There is a plastic piece inside the "body" and it has two locations for the stand. (Off center and center and the off center is great for pants or slacks.) I have a white one that is from the same company in my office now and it is hollow. One I received only had off center for the stand, and one had both options. Good Luck.This one is convenient, NOT sturdy. « Show Less
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Yes- it's a real pin - but NOT the kind w/ the horiz. "pin" that has to go thru something twice ( in, then out) & into the little circular closure. It's a single prong w/ a separate "squeeze" closure that goes on the underside of object U pin it to. It's very sturdy as it has been moved regularly since Xmas (gave to 12 yr.old gr.daughter) from purse to winter jacket to bookbag & back!
327080
There aren't pins anymore...so very safe. It does require a good deal of fine motor skill though....so a very artistic six year old only.
892215
It comes with 2 plastic pins. Everything u need to replace just the mirror not the motor or electronic parts. It's not easy to snap in! Hope this helps
523996
I would not. Perhaps using wall putty but because the figurine is curvy it would be difficult. It's not heavy and if it sat on something / shelf or board it would work.
883019
The body is made of a hard smooth colored (probably ABS) plastic, the legs and arms are a stiff bendable painted plastic, and the heads are kind of like the plastic found in hollow doll heads - kind of slightly textured and can be squeezed but return to shape quickly. The ones we received were the fake imitation ones not the FP ones, so I'm not sure if they are different on the FP ones.
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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.
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Your min pin would fit no problem. Its very durable. I've had mine for over a year now and its still in great condition. my yotkie loves it. he can go everywhere with me but still have a safe place of his own. the mesh is plastic so I don't think you'll have any issues with it.
1251725
I used mine to hang jewelry on and I could push the pins all the way in. However, they may have come out the back but I wasn't moving them so I didn't care.