Living Dead Dolls
The Lost Variant Open
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Multiple Purchase's Australia see note further down. Living Dead Dolls The Lost VARIANT Open Condition Notes on this item:- (See notes further down that explain any terms I use.)
The hard to find one White dress and Black doll variant, also tied in and I removed her chipboard also to get her out and check the ties, and there intact.
So she looks good, coffin is also good and cover is good, much better than some of the other open ones I have listed, guess she was looked after better.
So if your after the Variant here she is and I don't have a sealed one to sell later so she is opened but she does not come up often. Terms I use I use different terms to describe issue’s with these rather than just say it’s okay or it’s sealed buy it. I have quit a few hundred to sell in upcoming months and some I have owned for 12 + years and %90 have been stored in a smoke, pet free home, but most I bought from some other collectors so not many are MINT condition but there are a lot of nice sealed ones as that is what I mainly collected. And taking pictures of LDD's has alway's driven me crazy, reflections and what not so I put up the best pic's I can get, then mark any noticeable dings scrapes etc and mark with a circle on the last pics. Some marks don't show unless you get the light reflecting from them and most are not visible from the front when displayed and most were there when I bought them and many I bought just had one or two bad low res picture's and a description saying as new (because it was sealed) Anyway these are decent resolution pictures so you can better view them. Some pictures will have reflections etc I am not a profession photographer so if there is something you want a better picture of let me know. BLOW HOLES:- This is where there is a small hole generally round or oval which has formed when the doll was shrink wrapped and just forms for various reason’s. They are often also some in the sealed creases / joints. These are not like rips or scratches caused by handling. They do however impact on the overall rating of an item, as it cannot be considered MINT sealed condition. I have also seen a couple where the blow hole was almost the size of an egg but not often. Scritches:- These are those small hard to see marks that only show up as you move the box around to catch the light and I don’t know how they get there but there is no real depth to them like a scratch or divot. They may just be caused when being packed into boxes of 5 or 6 which is how most dolls are shipped to the resellers, just sliding them in and out may do this even though they have a thin bit of paper between them. Very few dolls manage to get sold, resold and transported without 1 or 2 or more of these. Scratches:- These are generally more visible to, who the hell attacked this coffin and with what. They can also be hard to see if thin but there deep enough to be felt and may have even broken though the wrap. These I will circle on another picture at the end so you can see it then find it on the un-circled picture where it may not even be visible in the picture. Divots:- Where there is almost a puncture where there is a very visible mark into the wrap and possibly the coffin lid. It may also have just made a small rip. These I also circle on a picture or put a solid circle that covers it to show the size. View an un-circled picture to see what it looks like. Dint’s:- Coffins often have dent’s here and there and may not even show up in pictures unless you get the correct angle, I will mention or circle these as well. Drag Marks:- These are similar to scritches but often more visible or wider. I believe there when people place a coffin lying down and drag it off a shelf of put another coffin on top and drag it off. Taped Bit’s These are where someone or myself has taped over a rip or tear normally to stop it spreading or getting caught when moving around. Local Postage. She will be sent bubble wrapped with tracking in a box made from 3mm MDF to survive Australia Post. She will also be fully insured. Overseas Postage As to overseas sales I will try that out on the rare ones and see how it goes. Gets a little expensive from Australia to some places. All rare and some not rare dolls to overseas will be packed bubble wrapped then into a 3mm thick MDF (Wood) postage box that I use for local post. (I make them on my laser so there pretty strong.) They will carry tracking and insurance for the value purchased and customs papers will show the full amount. A note on our packing. The parcel will be brown paper wrapped with a heap of clear tape on it, and can be difficult to open. Best way can be to slice it with a blade carefully so you don't cut yourself. It is a 3mm thick MDF wood box and the lid clips in so you wont risk damaging the doll by just say slicing around the middle of the box from one end to another then lift the whole lot off, paper and tape. Or just slide it under the paper somewhere and run it around an edge etc. The box lid is not glued, just clipped in as it locks in a little because of the way it is made as an interlocking box, and it is held in by a couple of lots of white painters tape. The lid clips in so well that you may think it's glued or removing the white tape may lift it off, just pry up one bit near a corner with a blunt anything like a flat screwdriver blade and once it's up a bit then the rest comes up easy. The Doll is Bubble wrapped and we use white painters tape that should come off easier and also be wayyy more visible. Also as the box is laser cut from MDF the corners and edges can be sharp so don't let the kids's play with it. Previously we used to sand the points on the corners and sanded the edges a little but it is a pain so now wrap and post, you can sand it if you want to. Now enjoy your purchase and if you wish to use the box for something else like posting off a doll it's great as the box is very solid with the lid on and taped up, but just the box with no lid is a bit floppy and we don't go overboard on the glue so an end may fall off and you end up with things falling out if you fill it with heavy tools and want to carry it around. Thank You Terry
The hard to find one White dress and Black doll variant, also tied in and I removed her chipboard also to get her out and check the ties, and there intact.
So she looks good, coffin is also good and cover is good, much better than some of the other open ones I have listed, guess she was looked after better.
So if your after the Variant here she is and I don't have a sealed one to sell later so she is opened but she does not come up often. Terms I use I use different terms to describe issue’s with these rather than just say it’s okay or it’s sealed buy it. I have quit a few hundred to sell in upcoming months and some I have owned for 12 + years and %90 have been stored in a smoke, pet free home, but most I bought from some other collectors so not many are MINT condition but there are a lot of nice sealed ones as that is what I mainly collected. And taking pictures of LDD's has alway's driven me crazy, reflections and what not so I put up the best pic's I can get, then mark any noticeable dings scrapes etc and mark with a circle on the last pics. Some marks don't show unless you get the light reflecting from them and most are not visible from the front when displayed and most were there when I bought them and many I bought just had one or two bad low res picture's and a description saying as new (because it was sealed) Anyway these are decent resolution pictures so you can better view them. Some pictures will have reflections etc I am not a profession photographer so if there is something you want a better picture of let me know. BLOW HOLES:- This is where there is a small hole generally round or oval which has formed when the doll was shrink wrapped and just forms for various reason’s. They are often also some in the sealed creases / joints. These are not like rips or scratches caused by handling. They do however impact on the overall rating of an item, as it cannot be considered MINT sealed condition. I have also seen a couple where the blow hole was almost the size of an egg but not often. Scritches:- These are those small hard to see marks that only show up as you move the box around to catch the light and I don’t know how they get there but there is no real depth to them like a scratch or divot. They may just be caused when being packed into boxes of 5 or 6 which is how most dolls are shipped to the resellers, just sliding them in and out may do this even though they have a thin bit of paper between them. Very few dolls manage to get sold, resold and transported without 1 or 2 or more of these. Scratches:- These are generally more visible to, who the hell attacked this coffin and with what. They can also be hard to see if thin but there deep enough to be felt and may have even broken though the wrap. These I will circle on another picture at the end so you can see it then find it on the un-circled picture where it may not even be visible in the picture. Divots:- Where there is almost a puncture where there is a very visible mark into the wrap and possibly the coffin lid. It may also have just made a small rip. These I also circle on a picture or put a solid circle that covers it to show the size. View an un-circled picture to see what it looks like. Dint’s:- Coffins often have dent’s here and there and may not even show up in pictures unless you get the correct angle, I will mention or circle these as well. Drag Marks:- These are similar to scritches but often more visible or wider. I believe there when people place a coffin lying down and drag it off a shelf of put another coffin on top and drag it off. Taped Bit’s These are where someone or myself has taped over a rip or tear normally to stop it spreading or getting caught when moving around. Local Postage. She will be sent bubble wrapped with tracking in a box made from 3mm MDF to survive Australia Post. She will also be fully insured. Overseas Postage As to overseas sales I will try that out on the rare ones and see how it goes. Gets a little expensive from Australia to some places. All rare and some not rare dolls to overseas will be packed bubble wrapped then into a 3mm thick MDF (Wood) postage box that I use for local post. (I make them on my laser so there pretty strong.) They will carry tracking and insurance for the value purchased and customs papers will show the full amount. A note on our packing. The parcel will be brown paper wrapped with a heap of clear tape on it, and can be difficult to open. Best way can be to slice it with a blade carefully so you don't cut yourself. It is a 3mm thick MDF wood box and the lid clips in so you wont risk damaging the doll by just say slicing around the middle of the box from one end to another then lift the whole lot off, paper and tape. Or just slide it under the paper somewhere and run it around an edge etc. The box lid is not glued, just clipped in as it locks in a little because of the way it is made as an interlocking box, and it is held in by a couple of lots of white painters tape. The lid clips in so well that you may think it's glued or removing the white tape may lift it off, just pry up one bit near a corner with a blunt anything like a flat screwdriver blade and once it's up a bit then the rest comes up easy. The Doll is Bubble wrapped and we use white painters tape that should come off easier and also be wayyy more visible. Also as the box is laser cut from MDF the corners and edges can be sharp so don't let the kids's play with it. Previously we used to sand the points on the corners and sanded the edges a little but it is a pain so now wrap and post, you can sand it if you want to. Now enjoy your purchase and if you wish to use the box for something else like posting off a doll it's great as the box is very solid with the lid on and taped up, but just the box with no lid is a bit floppy and we don't go overboard on the glue so an end may fall off and you end up with things falling out if you fill it with heavy tools and want to carry it around. Thank You Terry
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