How wide is the doll at her widest point? I have display cases that I can put 2 MH dolls in and I'm trying to see if she needs her own case or not.
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Not very wide. I'm not at home right now, and my daughter has it at a friends house with her, but I would say the tail is the widest part and it's no more than 3- 3 1/2 inches wide. I can measure it tomorrow night if you would like.
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The doll comes without pedestal is the same tail fin open the subject, my daughter tells me that occupies so as if you were in front of another MH. I hope this can help you
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The widest part is at the tail which is about 13cm wide (5 inches). Hope this helps!
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The wood base is 7 3/4" to 8" wide and the metal clamp that holds the top of the doll is about 3 1/2 inches at its smallest, but stretches to fairly large, depending on the size of your doll. I have 27 inch dolls standing in these stand. Hope that helps. : )
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The regular sized doll fits...the big one. The little sisters would fit too.
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I agree with the last comment a lot smaller then what I thought it would be. It is very cute but doesn't hold a lot of stuff. We thought it was a normal size toy box but the only things that fit in it are her barbies. I don't think I would have purchased it if I knew how small it was. If you send me the size of the boxes I will measure it but I think it might be a tight fit.
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The one I bought is around a foot tall. But it is wearing different clothes than this one. They might have changed the doll.
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No, the seat wouldn't be too big for that size doll, if that's what you're asking. Or vice versa, as the seat is not really large. I think the doll would fit fine. The seat does come with a flimsy buckle strap that does help keep the doll in the seat. This helps better with stuffed animal types that are wider than the seat.
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I buy the dollhouse, but it was to small it is only 20 inches tall. X 21 wide .So am not sure how much space you had.
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Good question! I didn't want to use baronies either. We purchased the kidcraft doll family thinking they'd be fine, nope. Idk which to tell you ton purchase but don't purchase those! Not for this dollHouse anyway , they are tiny. You need something as big as barbies. Sorry I'm not help.
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I'm not entirely sure as this doll was purchased a long time ago. Sorry I can't be of assistance. Try emailing the seller.
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I do not think the doll can stand on her own. But, we did have her sit.Again, I am not sure of this specific model because she is still in the box.
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I wish I could answer you, I'm wondering the same thing. And the furniture looks small, I'm wondering how well the furniture fits barbie size dolls.
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I don't have the doll, but it's probably nothing particular. There's a different set of product testing that needs to be carried out for toys for under 3s and a lot of companies just don't want to pay for it so they have to label it 3 and up.
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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.
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No, I don't think this size -- the 8" x 14" would adequately support the Full Size LaLaLoopsy Dolls; those dolls are pretty hearty, especially in their heads. I recommend you go to the next larger stand size -- the 12"x 20", or, any stand made to hold an 18" doll, such as the wooden based stands (approximately similar pricing as the stand drawing the question). Even thought the LaLaLoopsy's are only around 13" to 14" tall, you'll be assured of the stand being able to support it without the adjustable lift dropping, or the entire stand tipping over. Hope that's helpful insight! No, I don't think this size -- the 8" x 14" would adequately support the Full Size LaLaLoopsy Dolls; those dolls are pretty hearty, especially in their heads. I recommend you go to the next larger stand size -- the 12"x 20", or, any stand made to hold an 18" doll, such as the wooden based stands (approximately similar pricing as the stand drawing the question). Even thought the LaLaLoopsy's are only around 13" to 14" tall, you'll be assured of the stand being able to support it without the adjustable lift dropping, or the entire stand tipping over. Hope... » Read More No, I don't think this size -- the 8" x 14" would adequately support the Full Size LaLaLoopsy Dolls; those dolls are pretty hearty, especially in their heads. I recommend you go to the next larger stand size -- the 12"x 20", or, any stand made to hold an 18" doll, such as the wooden based stands (approximately similar pricing as the stand drawing the question). Even thought the LaLaLoopsy's are only around 13" to 14" tall, you'll be assured of the stand being able to support it without the adjustable lift dropping, or the entire stand tipping over. Hope that's helpful insight! « Show Less
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i took my barbie out of the box to display. sadly i did not keep it. however the picture that i took of the box does not have the year on it and i do not even think there were papers. i can tell you that she is one of the sweetest, prettiest barbies i have ever owned. she is delicate and innocent looking and i think your granddaughter would adore her. i do mine! i hope this helps! angela
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That is the "kid room" so the tiny dolls, which are Polly Pockets, etc. fit up there. (of which my daughter has a bunch!) It also comes up to the necks of the 12" dolls. So those dolls can sit in a chair up there, but they can't stand up. I hope that helps out --- my daughter has loved this ever since she got it last Christmas!
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I am not sure what your asking, but these Dolls are about the size of a Barbie Doll. THESE 2 Dolls together are AWESOME!!! My 5 year old Daughter Loves!!! Them. When you place their Hands together they sound Awesome!!!