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29 Dec 2019
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English (US)
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Ainu
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Korean
Question about English (US)
How do you call the doll to pose for the reference of drawing or painting.
How do you call the doll to pose for the reference of drawing or painting.
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- Portuguese (Portugal)
@ryouru
do you mean:
mannequin(s) /mannequin body
for the "posting"↓
movable mannequin(s)
flexible and articulated mannequin(s)
flexible and posable mannequin(s❩
- Japanese
@j_an52 OK! Thank you so much. I meant mannequins.
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