Review on 🔓 Unlock Limitless Possibilities with Barbie Made Move - Amazon Exclusive by Brent Cole

Barbie Made to Moves has one of the highest articulation counts of any play doll - 22 articulation points! I thought Mattel couldn't top this, but the MTM's curved body is amazing. She's really curvy, with big hips, a small belly, a bigger butt, bigger arms, but still as agile as ever! to Moves - Give your favorite dolls a much greater range of motion. This body is very pale and goes well with many pale dolls, including Disney dolls, which no other pair of Barbies have. This also works well with dolls with larger heads, like Project Mc2 - larger limbs improve proportions. (In addition to changing the head, it's also very easy to remove and swap out the arms! My doll in the picture has Poison Ivy's hands from DC Super Hero Girls.) Now for the cons - I have both this and the Tanner Dancer doll . By changing the limbs and making them more curved, the designers made the joints HUGE. You are not skinny at all. The knees are huge and really stick out. The elbows are also very prominent and have some flexion issues. Sometimes you have to work really hard to get your arm to bend enough to touch her face! Despite the joints, I find these dolls amazing and could be revolutionary for both doll collecting and play. Her poses are better than some dolls in a much higher price range, her joints are tight (she can keep her hands in the air without them slowly slipping to the side) and her curvaceous body is just amazing! Definitely recommend.