Monster High Create-A-Monster Skeleton Add-On Accessory Parts

This doll does not come with a torso.But, if you buy the torso pack it makes a more sturdy Skelita.... she fits in the clothes better too!Really recommend this doll for the monster high collection... she's cool and fun. Great hair too!

THANKS I REALLY LIKE THE PRODUCT BECAUSE IT LOOK FUN TO PLAY WITH IT AND I HOPE MY NICE LIKE IT TOO.

this doesn't have a torso but works fine with on from the mix and match two pack that is a gray light blue color. The wig is great. The shoes are amazing and the dress is lovely.

you sent me wrong item. my order Monster High Create-A-Monster Skeleton Add-On Accessory Parts but you sent Bee create. what wrong in your work and i sent this box to my sister in thailand im just know it wrong and the price is differrent im order in amazon i never have problem but this frist my problem.how you gonna do about this !! contact me

I was able to create my own doll and paint her face how I wanted. This is a great idea.

I expected to be able to get away with JUST buying a fairly basic set and just interchange the limbs with one of the other Pre-existing character dolls I had on hand (Newer Lagoona Blue figure, for example). The design of the bones are fantastic, and a definite mixup from the typical body moulds of the others.HOWEVER, it is impossible to place the skeletal limbs on another pre-made doll. The joint plugs are way too thick to place on anything other than pieces from another set. I am also a but unhappy with the face up of this doll, but would recommend the cheaper sets if you are going to practice 'repaints' of dolls, as these sets tend to be MUCH cheaper than a whole doll. The wig I got did smell horribly of chemicals, so I had to wash it quickly after opening the package. Not the best surprise to open up the packaging for a dead doll and smelling Formaldehyde (Marketing ploy, Mattel?).All in all, it's a wonderful idea- in a way. Though I would prefer if Mattel simply made a put-together skeleton doll for mass market. I would really like to have a torso and other doll parts to got with the rest of the skeleton motif for the doll.

I grew up playing with Barbie dolls, and now at the age of 26, the Monster High series has got me feeling like a kid again. I like the create-a-monster dolls (even if creativity requires a few sets)and this was the first add-on pack that caught my attention. I really do like the look of it (even though I agree with the previous review the face could use some work), and she is a diverse addition to the other dolls.However, while I was dressing her I nearly broke both her legs! Anyone who has dressed a MH doll knows the shoes rarely go on and off with ease. These are by far no exception. The thinner plastic for the "bones" bends way too easy when jamming on shoes, so please -dress her with caution!-Overall, as an adult, I can dress her and display her without damage, but I would hate to see someone spend good money on this item and them have their child crying within minutes if it gets bent or broken. Please be careful.

I really like these and love the idea of swapping and changing around the parts to make a new monster, however, the big downer on these is the fact that you are always left with bits that can't be used. If the company sold spare upper arms, thighs and torsos that would be a much better idea and much better value for money. I'm waiting till I can get more parts, until then these are just sitting around in their boxes. Disappointing.Another suggestion would be that you could swap parts with the regular range of Monster High dolls, because the fittings are larger they are incompatible so you can't even use a broken doll to supplement your parts. I really don't think they've thought this through, unless it was their intention to wast plastic and have kids get bored with them very quickly?