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Please note that your Smart Doll already comes with one of these support stands. Only buy if you need spares or for customizations.
Please note that your Smart Doll already comes with one of these support stands. Only buy if you need spares or for customizations.
...the Swingy Clickety-Click Stand is finally ready. While our Smart Doll girls n boys can stand on their own two feet, posing them for a photo and then stepping away can be scary, especially if they are standing on uneven surfaces or during windy conditions. Windy conditions as in after a night of spicy food.
I nearly decided on calling this the "Turbo Stand" but realized that I kept calling it "Turbo Joint" which was actually a previous product. So I opted for the easy-to-pronounce "Swingy Clickety-Click Stand" or SCCS.
Each Smart Doll comes with a telescopic stand to aid stability, but for folks who want to have more flexibility when posing for street or nature photography, the Swingy Clickety-Click Stand could be a useful ally - but before you decide, read on.
I love nature and still try to get some travel in during the pandemic - wifey and I manage to seek out places that have as few humans as possible. The surfaces I take photos on are naturally rugged. The default stand only extends straight downwards. While it can swing left and right to hide behind the leg, I wanted a joint that could also swing up and down to better support my Smart Doll girls on rugged terrain.
I also didn't want to keep removing the stand every time I finished taking photos.
The Swingy Clickety-Click Stand can not only swing left and right, up and down, but can also retract to fold by the thigh when not in use.
The Swingy Clickety-Click Stand comes with a built-in spring washer that pushes both halves of the joint together to offer more stability if you need to swing the stand back n forth.
You can use the joint to scare humans like a Clicker in the Last Of Us, which I never completed as it got too scary.
If you need a tighter joint or want to fix the joint dead at a certain angle, you can take a plus screwdriver and tighten the screw.
If you get two Swingy Clickety-Click Stands, you can pull out the telescopic rod on one of them and chain the joints together for some high level posing.
Getting two of the Swingy Clickety-Click Stand's will mean that you can use them as chopsticks. But you should not use them to eat food after posing your Smart Doll in grass that is often visited by dogs.
The joint does not need to be pushed in all the way into the Support Socket on the Smart Doll.
I chose orange so that I could easily find it if dropped while traveling. The color is also taken from the movie Chappie.
Make sure that your Smart Doll is not leaning back too much as the stand will not support the full weight of the doll. The feet should be tilted slightly forwards but not like a ballerina.
The metal parts are stainless steel, but rust likes shiny stuff so dry off if the stand gets wet.
Choosing the right place and time to pose your Smart Doll for photos is important. You should generally avoid places like on top of a speeding train or during volcano eruptions.
If you are buying a Smart Doll for the first time, you won't need this stand on your first purchase unless you can visualize scenarios of yourself using it.
OK, now for the reasons why you may not want/need this.
Did I manage to talk you out of buying a Swingy Clickety-Click Stand? If so then great!
If not then welcome to the club ;-)
Photos of the joint disassembled are just for you to look at the Clickety-Click mechanism - the joint is assembled upon shipping.
Some of the photos show two joints linked together as an example - you only get one joint with the inserted telescopic rod. Any Smart Doll's, walls, floor or roofs shown in photos are not included.
Please do not poke yourself or anybody or any animal with the rod.
Check out the videos we made on the stand.
写真では二つのジョイントが連結ごっこしている様子が写っていますが、この商品では1本しかついていません。
...the Swingy Clickety-Click Stand is finally ready. While our Smart Doll girls n boys can stand on their own two feet, posing them for a photo and then stepping away can be scary, especially if they are standing on uneven surfaces or during windy conditions. Windy conditions as in after a night of spicy food.
I nearly decided on calling this the "Turbo Stand" but realized that I kept calling it "Turbo Joint" which was actually a previous product. So I opted for the easy-to-pronounce "Swingy Clickety-Click Stand" or SCCS.
Each Smart Doll comes with a telescopic stand to aid stability, but for folks who want to have more flexibility when posing for street or nature photography, the Swingy Clickety-Click Stand could be a useful ally - but before you decide, read on.
I love nature and still try to get some travel in during the pandemic - wifey and I manage to seek out places that have as few humans as possible. The surfaces I take photos on are naturally rugged. The default stand only extends straight downwards. While it can swing left and right to hide behind the leg, I wanted a joint that could also swing up and down to better support my Smart Doll girls on rugged terrain.
I also didn't want to keep removing the stand every time I finished taking photos.
The Swingy Clickety-Click Stand can not only swing left and right, up and down, but can also retract to fold by the thigh when not in use.
The Swingy Clickety-Click Stand comes with a built-in spring washer that pushes both halves of the joint together to offer more stability if you need to swing the stand back n forth.
You can use the joint to scare humans like a Clicker in the Last Of Us, which I never completed as it got too scary.
If you need a tighter joint or want to fix the joint dead at a certain angle, you can take a plus screwdriver and tighten the screw.
If you get two Swingy Clickety-Click Stands, you can pull out the telescopic rod on one of them and chain the joints together for some high level posing.
Getting two of the Swingy Clickety-Click Stand's will mean that you can use them as chopsticks. But you should not use them to eat food after posing your Smart Doll in grass that is often visited by dogs.
The joint does not need to be pushed in all the way into the Support Socket on the Smart Doll.
I chose orange so that I could easily find it if dropped while traveling. The color is also taken from the movie Chappie.
Make sure that your Smart Doll is not leaning back too much as the stand will not support the full weight of the doll. The feet should be tilted slightly forwards but not like a ballerina.
The metal parts are stainless steel, but rust likes shiny stuff so dry off if the stand gets wet.
Choosing the right place and time to pose your Smart Doll for photos is important. You should generally avoid places like on top of a speeding train or during volcano eruptions.
If you are buying a Smart Doll for the first time, you won't need this stand on your first purchase unless you can visualize scenarios of yourself using it.
OK, now for the reasons why you may not want/need this.
Did I manage to talk you out of buying a Swingy Clickety-Click Stand? If so then great!
If not then welcome to the club ;-)
Photos of the joint disassembled are just for you to look at the Clickety-Click mechanism - the joint is assembled upon shipping.
Some of the photos show two joints linked together as an example - you only get one joint with the inserted telescopic rod. Any Smart Doll's, walls, floor or roofs shown in photos are not included.
Please do not poke yourself or anybody or any animal with the rod.
Check out the videos we made on the stand.
写真では二つのジョイントが連結ごっこしている様子が写っていますが、この商品では1本しかついていません。
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