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Lost/Damaged WARNING- B&G Doll has changed to environmental resin without notification!

Apr 7, 2011

    1. Be warned - B&G has abruptly changed their formulation from urethane resin to environmental resin. All dolls being ordered from B&G at this time are made of this resin. This resin is translucent compared to the opaqueness of urethane and will yellow differently, much like translucent French resin. It also does not and will not match any urethane head properly due to these characteristics. If you wanted a doll made of urethane from B&G, or a body for a floating head you are now out of luck. If you have a B&G doll or doll part on order, it won't be made of urethane.

      In February, I preordered a B&G type 3 boy body for my Oceanmoon head from Denverdoll which I received about a week and a half ago. Now, I am aware that resins from different companies don't always match perfectly, but this is a color issue and one that I am willing to handle. Also I had seen B&G resin in person before so I knew what I expect. But what I expected is not what I got.

      This is a photo of the B&G boy body foot on the left, next to my daughter's B&G Triya foot on the right. As you can see, while the colors are very close they aren't made of the same resin material. The foot on the left is shinier and visibly translucent compared to the opaque appearance of the foot on the right.
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      Here is another photo with the feet backlit by sunlight (pls ignore dirty window :sweat). Again the B&G boy body is on the left and my daughter's B&G girl is on the right. The translucence is very obvious.
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      I was understandably upset when I got this body. Even blushed, the head will never match it quite right, and as years pass the difference between them will become very noticeable as yellowing sets in.

      Now before I go any further, let me say that part of the reason I ordered through Denverdoll instead of buying from B&G directly was because I was aware B&G has a less than stellar customer service record. For those who don't know what I am referring to, this link is very informative. Basically, someone ordered $1800 worth of dolls from B&G and when they were lost in the mail, B&G refused to send replacements until people on DoA began to boycott B&G. Anyway as said I ordered through Denverdoll under the mistaken belief that if anything went wrong, DDE would be able to resolve the problem easily. Unfortunately, this is not the case.

      I emailed Denverdoll to ask what could be done. At first they told me they weren't responsible for differences in color but I persisted, explaining that the resin wasn't the same at all anymore, it was a different material. I pointed out that nowhere on their website, B&G's website or anywhere else was there this important information about the resin change. All the stock photos still displayed dolls clearly made of urethane. I begged them to please contact B&G and as if I could swap, as what I wanted was a body in urethane resin that would yellow at the same rate as my head, that would reflect light properly in the same way my head did.

      Today I received an email from Denverdoll-
      HI ****,
      We heard back from B&G and they say they have not changed the resin formulation. I copied your email to them directly so they were aware of all of concerns. I don't really know what to tell you. I am sorry. Let me know if you have any other questions.
      Shannon

      I don't know what else I can do now. I am beyond disappointed at this point. B&G is blatantly lying and I am out $380 for a doll body that won't match any head I might want to put on it. I can't recommend buying from B&G, even through a dealer.
       
      #1 Reshana, Apr 7, 2011
      Last edited: Jul 10, 2017
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    2. It's very clearly not the same kind of resin, or if it is, there was a bad batch. It's a lot less opaque than your daughter's older doll. In any case, it certainly doesn't make B&G look too good that they're blatantly denying the obvious.

      B&G had slowly made it off of my blacklist, but this is the last straw. Back on it goes. I was considering some of their sculpts for some of my characters, since their style meshes well with CP's, but... No.

      Companies need to understand that:
      Customer treated quite badly -> gets understandably upset and posts on a large forum -> other potential customers see and boycott company.
       
    3. I can't help but think that maybe there's some kind of a misunderstanding? I mean, why deny the obvious knowing that there are a lot of people out there wanting to hybrid your dolls when all it would lead to is more disappointment and bad rep? It doesn't make any sense. You said the colour is the same, so maybe that's what they think you're trying to tell them. Or maybe, since environmental resin is still polyurethane resin (I believe?) they think that it's still "the same type of resin"; because it technically is - just different composition/arrangement, which leads to a different physical appearance.

      Or maybe they're somehow actually unaware of the change because their supplier suddenly switched the resin without warning and they didn't bother to check closely. (A bit far-fetched because from what I've seen the difference is pretty obvious in person, but it's still possible).

      I dunno, maybe I just like to think the best of people.
       
    4. I'd like to think so Lelite. :( But unfortunately-
      A: Denverdoll copypasted my email to B&G, with my explanation that it ISN'T a color issue. I'll repost it here in a sec so you guys can see.
      B: Other people are reporting receiving dolls made of environmental resin on other forums, its not just me. Specifically, one individual got a tanned ev-resin doll and was furious that he wasn't the creamy opaque tan she saw on B&G's site.
      C: In the incident that I linked in my first post, B&G had mis written the address and underdeclared the doll box. They didn't want to eat the loss so first they ignored Doll-Mage's pleas, then accused her of lying and trying to cheat customs (she hasn't asked them to underdeclare in the first place). So they have a history of pulling shit like this.

      Here's the email I wrote to Denverdoll, which they excerpted to B&G.
       
    5. This is really too bad. Translucency in resin can be very attractive but it does make it nearly impossible to hybridize, since it's not just a color difference that can be covered up. I'm really glad you posted this, because I was not aware of how different in appearance environmental resin actually is -- I didn't know that it was so close in appearance to French resin. I've never dealt with B&G in person since the heads I got from them came off the secondary market, but this isn't the first time I've heard some iffy feedback about them. It's a shame, since their sculpts are quite lovely -- why they'd want to keep shooting themselves in the feet over customer service issues is beyond me.
       
    6. There is variation between batches of resin, sometimes a great deal of variation, and not just in the color. Resin itself is a clear and colorless liquid. It requires additives to give it hardness, color and opacity. If any of these additives vary in quality or quantity between batches, there will be noticeable differences in the finished resin. So it's entirely possible that B&G is not lying, blatantly or otherwise. I would recommend caution before tossing such inflammatory accusations around.
       
    7. Kcurr9-
      Not all resin is transparent (such as hobby resins found at craft shops). Some simply lack a pigmented color and cure a solid white to off white or sometimes gray when no extra color is added. French and environmental resins I believe are the only ones that take on that sort of transparent surface glow with a deeper opaqueness.

      It takes more than a a different mix in resin coloration to create a difference in opaqueness. Especially when numerous dolls are being delivered with this "flaw". It takes a completely different type of resin.
       
    8. Not exactly -- yes, dolls from the same company can definitely vary from batch to batch, but not to that extent when it comes to translucency. Compare a French resin doll to a urethane doll, and you'll see what I mean. The different resins have very different qualities, qualities that can't be written off as batch differences. The environmental resin in the pics looks like the French resin Unidoll I have which is miles away from urethane dolls. I have never had, seen, or heard of a urethane doll having that kind of translucency -- and believe me, it's the kind of thing people would notice. It's possible that some kind of mistake was made on B&G's part, and this wasn't intentional, but if it is a mistake, then they do need to rectify it. Ordering a urethane doll and getting a translucent resin would be like ordering a tan and getting a BW -- of course people are going to complain.
       
    9. Yeah, I noticed that a couple months ago based on arrival pics of dolls. :(
      It was obvious from the photos that they had switched to enviromental resin, and I consequently completely dropped the plans I had to buy three of their dolls. I was actually planning on buying one of them very soon, but when I saw the look of the resin in all the recent arrival threads, I got rather annoyed that they had in no way announced the change on their site, as I really dislike the translucent look of that resin. If I had ordered without realising it, I would be just as angry as you are!
       
    10. Oh no. This really, really irks me... B&G should definitely notify customers if they change resin types. OP, in my eyes you deserve a replacement or refund because that is NOT what you ordered. I hope you are able to get things sorted out, and I'm keeping my eye on this thread.

      I briefly owned an environmental resin doll, but I couldn't stand the translucence quality. The difference is there and pretty blatant.

      Sucks too because I had some B&G dolls on my wishlist.
       
    11. I've seen lots of urethane dolls in person, I've seen French resin dolls in person, and I've seen environmental resin dolls in person. I've also handled a very large number of resin garage kits, made of all sorts of resins of different qualities, colors and hardnesses. The only translucent dolls I have ever seen are either made of French or ev-resin, this includes Iplehouse realskin which is a urethane-French mix. I've seen color, hardness and texture vary from batch to batch from doll companies, but never ever have I seen urethane go transparent like French resin. The body I have in my possession is very clearly made of ev-resin. Other new owners of dolls from B&G are also reporting that they are made of ev-resin.

      I am not making a mistake and my accusations are not unfounded. B&G has sold me a doll body made of environmental resin. There are photos of other owners besides myself with B&G dolls made of environmental resin. When I asked if I could swap for a body made of opaque urethane they flatly denied that the resin had been changed, despite all evidence to the contrary. I'm now screwed and am warning all potential buyers of B&G dolls that they aren't going to get what they think they are buying, so they don't end up in my situation. That's all.
       
    12. I ordered a B&G Type 3 body in Feburary I'm hoping it'll arrive in the next week or so, I'm not the best at ID'ing different kinds of resin, but I could show pictures, as our bodies were ordered at the same time it might help shed some light on if this has become a more permanent thing or if sadly, it's been some kind of error on B&G.
      Would that help at all?
       
    13. Hey Reshana, this might not help you much, but you appear to be worried about the body yellowing faster then the head, as said in your Denver doll, but companies who use Enviromental resina ctually claim it yellows slower and ahs more stable colouring then French and regular utherane resin. This claim has yet to be tested, but since i've heard several companies say it, I think it is probably true.
       
    14. I think their dealers should have notified their customers that the resins have changed. Having the "old" resin as the for sale pictures then turned around to tell the customers that there was nothing they could've done is total BS
       
    15. Someone on another forum asked if I could take another photo with the feet backlit to better demonstrate the differences between the resin. I have added that photo to my original post at the top of the page.

      Yes it would, I appreciate it. Though for your sake I hope you get a normal resin body. I think this has been the worst couple of weeks I've had in this hobby, my issues with this body have stressed me right out and I hope no one else has to deal with it too. :(

      They probably do mix uv-protect stuff in with the resin, I don't doubt that. The main reason French resin yellows faster than urethane is because of its translucence, it allows the uv light to penetrate more deeply into the resin. I figure environmental resin would also go more quickly for that reason alone, but if anyone has an older ev-resin body that's holding up well under uv I'd be very interested to see.
       
    16. I have a 5star ev-resin doll and it looks/catches light exactly like the B&G one. It's not just a bad resin batch.

      COLOR-wise she's a great match for Dollzone/Fairyland white, as long as no light is going through her. Shine a light on her, though, and it's immediately obvious that the parts don't match.

      I think it's important to get this information out there as well, because if anyone is thinking of doing extensive additive mods, they should be aware that it's going to be very obvious where the mods were done. The traditional modding materials (apoxy sculpt, milliput) won't catch light the same as the resin.
       
    17. Just to say, it's not a bad resin batch, they have obviously changed their resin. I'm not going to claim it's a permanent change or all dolls will be in this resin but, I received a tan B&G Sky recently and he is OBVIOUSLY of the new environmental resin (comparable, in fact, to the old RD resin). After getting over the initial shock, I find him quite lovely. But he is indeed not urethane resin like I wanted him to be and it really makes me angry that A) they didn't say, B) has lied about it, and C) he is not the tan they advertise on their site with their pictures. Fortunately, I got past the shock and I absolutely love him but a warning would've been nice and I would've been very mad had I ordered just a body like Reshana did.

      Anyhoo, here are pics. Since it's the most obvious in natural light, I tried to backlight it like Reshana:

      His hand:
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      How he looks against the light (which is nowhere near the tan I was expecting, it's more of a honey color):
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      His hand compared to my new Dikadoll Lola's hand (who IS the color I was expecting Vi to be):
      [​IMG]

      So, there you have it. I am not saying there couldn't have been some mistake somewhere down the line, I am only presenting this to show that Reshana is NOT the only one with this issue and because I believe it's important to get it out there, especially for people who hybrinize dolls and people who may be expecting the urethane resin.
       
    18. Dang, well that settles it. If they've been sending them out like that for a while, then there's really no question. You'd think they'd notice such a different resin when they're getting the dolls ready to mail out or such. I suggested 'bad resin batch' because I've seen doll artists have their resin do strange, strange, things on them.
      Even if their casting company suddenly changed resin types, B&G shouldn't be leaving their customers out in the cold. It's false advertising.

      Ugh... this sort of thing makes me feel ill, my greatest sympathies to those who have been affected. I'm still hoping that B&G will step up and do something to make this right. The least they could do is put a notice on their webpage... :|
       
    19. My body will be here soon (this week!) and I've also an older type 3 body, I'll take comparison pictures as soon as he's here! I've just gone over the website, no where does it say anything about Ev-resin
       
    20. UPDATE!

      I linked this thread to DDE last night so they could see the photos and maybe use them to press the point with B&G. They hadn't realized just how bad the difference was and they emailed me with an offer to either refund me for the body or exchange it for a body from one of their older in-stock full dolls. :dance

      I'm so so relieved!
       
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    21. That's fantastic news, Reshana! :)
       
    22. today i see BG website notice :
      http://www.ibgdoll.com/en/article.php?id=7
      We changed the resin in last summer(between April to July). When they changed, we told it to every our deputy staff and noticed on offical websites. However after the websites server has been attacted, we lost some data documants. At that time, we've already launched new resin dolls, thus we didn't rewrite the old news(rerin changed).
      New resin is a little bit translucent, thus the white and pink skin need more tests.
      New resin skin types are: normal and tan skin.
      New resin skin types are: normal and tan skin.
      New resin dolls are better than old ones. You will feel their skin can be painted easier than old resin. When you touch it, feels better. The sunshine will not change its color, at least not easily than usual. You can polish the tan skin doll with sand papers and will not leave any white mark.
      Our old resin comes from Japan. The new resin comes from France.
      Because our mistook, we didn't rewrite the resin changed announcement,we are really sorry for the inconvenience. If any customer have any confused or problem, we will try our best to fix it. We wish all of our costomers and friends can advise us, help us, support us. We will try our best to make it better!
       
    23. I pointed B&G over to this thread and emailed them myself:
      This was the email I got back:

      my dear
      would you tell me when you order head ?
      we are change normal yellow and tan skin resin has last year 4/10/2010.
      and let me know you order what skin body?
      about changed yellow and tan resin , because ,new resin better than old resin for yellow and tan skin. maybe customers don't know yellow and tan Color is dark,so we are changed resin, Because the resin can not be polished side of the line of the old resin, yet new resin can be polished side of the line.
      BG normal yellow and tan skin body changed resin already has one year ago (last year 4/10/2010. changed yellow and tan skin ,and we are has postd notice on the webstie).this is we are website skin pictures : http://www.ibgdoll.com/en/goods.php?id=132
      ok if you have any question please asking me , best wishes
      huang
       
    24. Wow, are they trying to say they changed to French resin last year when they came out with normal yellow, normal pink and tan? That can't be correct, I've been doing some digging in box opening threads and in the picture request forum and this translucent stuff is very recent. And that example picture looks like urethane.
       
    25. The Islands look like ev-resin to me, they're shiny and a bit translucent on the fingers. I'll grant that with the B&G photo you can't really tell because the headcaps are thick pieces of resin and they're not backlit, but to me they look very matte which suggests urethane. I'm just finding the claim of selling ev-resin since April of 2010 hard to swallow, all the B&G dolls in the databases are urethane until about January of 2011.
       
    26. Oh wow! I am kind of angry for you! We spend a lot of money on these dollfies and expect them to come out just how we want even if sometimes we have to spend a little more or wait a little longer. I feel like you may have been cheated and am so glad that they are going to fix your problem! I am most definitly not going to be ordering any of theyre new dolls
       
    27. I'm actually devasted. My parcel arrived this morning with a body I've been waiting two months for and wow. Not even close, the colour is a little off, I could live with that but the resin is completely different. (I'm not saying its bad. It's actually rather beautiful but it isn't the body I ordered) B&G say they changed resin between April and July last year, I bought a B&G Type 3 body last year in August which is in Urethane resin, again heard nothing about Resin changes and I have a fair few B&G dolls...



      I've emailed B&G again, I've got comparison pictures for you, I really hope B&G can fix this because until then I'm actually just so here so frustated and upset its unbelievable.

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    28. It probably was true that they had the new resin for a while but it was until now that there were complaints about it.
      I never thought much of it before but their sales page said UV Protection doll and I noticed it on their new website because I'm sure it never mentioned that when I bought my doll (urethane).
      I didn't know that it meant this so I'm glad I found this thread.
      I prefer the original resin but I think it's the strong light that makes the translucency stand out as I have a hybrid doll with environmental resin parts and it doesn't look too bad.
      But yes a general explanation would've been nice from the beginning not only in news section because returning customers would not expect this.
       
    29. Reshana: Oops, I misunderstood the point of your post.

      I wonder if it would be possible to track down when B&G started doing the environmental resin through the B & G waiting room? But most people don't check that once doll is in hand... hmmm... size-specific threads? Sounds like a lot of work, though.

      Is it possible they started releasing only a few of their dolls in ev-resin in 2010 but not all? And have been moving production over since then? Because when I was looking into them as a resin match for 5star ev, I was told that only some of their dolls were ev-resin?

      Either way, it sounds a bit... off in their explanation. Like "Oh, we've tooootally been doing this forever, and we USED to have a site warning, but it was soooo long ago we figured everyone knew by now!!"

      No, judging by this thread, everyone obviously did not.
       
    30. @Syryn: I feel so, so sorry for you. I hope you are able to get the body you ordered. :(

      Reshana, I agree with you -- not to be a skeptic, but I have seen dolls since April 2010 from B&G direct that did not have any translucency.

      How about the dolls from "The Old World" series (made by B&G)? Anyone know if the initial batches were matte or not (gray, normal, white resins)? That line wasn't even released until September 2010.

      ---

      Also, I strongly believe B&G needs to reshoot their promo pictures for the dolls if they in fact no longer offer the matte resin. IMHO it's deceptive.

      I had Sky type 1 and 2 on my wishlist, but now I think I will look elsewhere.
       
    31. Oh God, I'm so sorry its happening to you too! :( I really hope B&G fixes it!
      If I may make a suggestion about your photos if you're sending them to B&G, try and backlight the dolls so the light comes through the translucent parts, like I did in my second photo.


      I saw the statement about UV-protection doll too, but didn't think anything of it either. I just figured they'd recently put in an extra additive in the resin to make it more UV resistant or something, like Volks Pureskin.

      No worries ;)
      I think maybe they started releasing some of the Old World limiteds in ev-resin and are just now transitioning their standards. I've been going through the B&G picture request thread in the gallery, as well as all the B&G database threads. Someone in the elf database has an ev-resin dark elf (Coloara Mlezzlir) that was posted in Feb 2011 though I don't know when he was purchased. His promo pics look urethane while the database photos clearly show ev-resin.

      EDIT: Didn't refresh the thread before posting.
      @PeppermintPocky
      I'd really like to know if any of the Old World dolls were cast in urethane or if they're all ev-resin. I know most of the promo photos are matte. And I agree that B&G need to reshoot the pictures. French resin looks much different than urethane in photos and people need to have an idea what the finished product will look like
       
    32. That's really terrible that they didn't make sure the change-of-resin announcement stayed up. :( Color-matching is hard enough when in terms of opaques; with translucence, eck!

      Is there a difference between "environmental resin" and French resin, however? I've heard a few companies kicking around the term "ev-resin" in the past couple of years and claiming good things about it (i.e. won't yellow as fast, easier to paint, prettier). But in B&G Doll's website notice they specifically say their new resin comes from France--which implies French resin to me.
       
    33. I personally think the "Environmental Resin" is just a fancy new term for what we all used to call "French Resin;" i.e., translucent resin. I have asked a couple of the companies selling "Environmental Resin" dolls to specify just how the resin is environmentally friendly, but I never got a straight answer.

      It's shameful that B&G switched to the translucent resin (whatever type) without informing customers, or changing sales pics. Translucent resin is a dealbreaker for me in terms of what dolls I'll buy, and if I got a translucent resin doll without expecting it, I'd be beyond devastated. I hope B&G will do right by everyone who has been affected by this.
       
    34. I'm looking at my grey Colorara right now and I wonder. I *love* his resin but in part it's because he feels different than some of the other recent dolls I've purchased. I also have a teensy Island Doll Leshy, whose resin feels very similar. I'm guessing, therefore, that it's the environmental resin, but I certainly couldn't say for sure. There's definitely nothing "translucent" about the gray resin -- it just has a very different feel to it.
       
    35. We've also got an old world line, the Colorara Dark Elf. He's not as transulcent like the new body we've got but the body does feel smoother, we just assumed it was because he was a grey skin. I'm still waiting on an email from them.

      EDIT! They emailed me back and asked for better pictures, here is the B&G new resin Type 3 body, with the old type resin head, also B&G:

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    36. in comparison here is a shot of my older B&G body back lit for y'all. same type, ordered august last year o.O
      [​IMG]

      barely any light let through :/

      I hope they get to sorting this out soon though. ://///// the new resin is SUCH texture in honesty it feels so much nicer and really does look more human in person for the dolly. but grr sadly i know no matter how nice it is, it means Syryn can't have her boy match :(

      best of luck to all suffering in this issue as well <3
       
    37. They've emailed two days ago, asking what I'd like and telling me they'd be passing my problem/pictures on to the boss now I'm just waiting to here something.
       
    38. DDE has now updated their B&G page to mention this change in resin as well.
      (if this was mentioned already I apologize, lack of sleep has caused me to miss
      some things tonight)

      http://denverdoll.com/bgdolls.php

      This is so frustrating as I was wanting to buy two B&G bodies for two of my floating heads.
      Not anymore...=( Back to square one!
       
    39. Sorry to hear that Lucid, it maybe worth contacting B&G directly to see if there's anything they can do.
       
    40. Still no word from them...I wonder if I should drop another email just to make sure we stay in touch.
       
    41. i just saw this thread -

      http://www.denofangels.com/forums/showthread.php?440019-B-amp-G-Changed-their-Resin


      the statement said at the end -
      quote -
      Our old resin comes from Japan. The new resin comes from France.
      Because our mistook, we didn't rewrite the resin changed announcement,we are really sorry for the inconvenience. If any customer have any confused or problem, we will try our best to fix it. We wish all of our costomers and friends can advise us, help us, support us. We will try our best to make it better! - unquote

      so i hope they keep to their word and help you. at least they are amitting on the website that its a change in resin now.
      im so sorry you had this problem and that so far you have had no reslove

      Edit!!
      sorry just relised that the website statement has already been posted but i do hope they keep to helping the customer!!
       
    42. Thankyou for trying to help lovely. I've emailed them again just asking for an update and for us to keep in touch.
       
    43. Your welcome, not that i can do much lol! only offer support

      i have my fingers crossed they come through for you xx
       
    44. I hope it all works out for everyone on this thread.

      Personally, I'd be really interested to see how ev. resin yellows, there doesnt seem to be any actual evidence on that. I've always wanted to see how different translucent resin really was, but could never bring myself to buy a french resin doll
       
    45. I've dropped them another email as I've still heard nothing from them.

      Petitefilou, the body its self is 'normal yellow' in itself if that helps at all? But I've no idea what else will happen to to it, I guess time will tell
       
    46. French resin is very pretty I believe, I have an AS doll and his photos always look so lovely, he looks slightly glowy.
      http://immortalis-ningyou.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d1bagqg
       
    47. I've had my enviro resin body for almost two years (it was one of the first batches from Impldoll before they changed to a more opaque resin) and it didn't actually yellow in a way I could see. Whereas, my three French resin beauties are quite lemony! I had actually bought the Impl body in hopes that it would yellow fast like French resin (to match my FR Narin Charisma head), but it never did. So I had to blush the body yellow to make it match, but it still has quite a bit of a peachier tone. My Angell Studio semi-transparent body has held up much better than the Narin FR, but I know after a certain point most companies put UV-stabilizer in their transparent resins.
       
    48. Forgot to come back and give a final update on my situation-

      Denverdoll sent me an oldskin B&G body from an instock doll plus a partial refund (difference between type 2 and type 3) and I sent back the ev-resin body. I didn't have to pay for shipping either, they sent a label with the replacement. I just had to take the new body out of the box, put the old body in and slap on the label. Thumbs up to DDE!

      Syryn I hope it works out just as well for you, don't give up! Keep at B&G until you get either the body you wanted or a refund.
       
    49. Sadly still no contact from B&G. Glad its been all sorted for you Reshana!
       
    50. Well done to Denver but its a shame b&g are not so helpful and nice.

      im so pleased you have your body now, and you can use your head. xx
       
    51. What?!, damnnnnnnn, I wanted a Aurora head to make an hybrid with a Delf body, this sucks!, I totally hate the translucent resins! T___T
       
    52. Wait, quick question (sorry if the answer is apparent it's 4 am and my brain is a bit fizzled) but on DDE website it posts the notice as only normal and tan changed. Is this true? So does that mean white skin isn't french/eviro resin and it's still the same old resin? Just wondering as I need white for one of my girls and that would just be lovely if that were true!

      But then the main B&G site says "New resin is a little bit translucent, thus the white and pink skin need more tests." - so does that mean they're still using the B&G old bodies for white and pink? Or did DDE have it wrong and that just means that they're using the new bodies and just putting warning out that they need more tests" ?
       
    53. Not a clue, going by the announcement I'd think the WS/PS would be the old resin as the new batches need more testing. I'd contact B&G or DDE directly.
      Sadly I'm still waiting on hearing from B&G : /
       
    54. Yeah so far I've heard of a few people having problems hearing back from them...maybe I'll contact DDE about it then. When/If I do, I'll post the reply back here.
       
    55. No warning at all..? That is just a bit messed up.. I hope everything clears up soon for you guys! D:
       
    56. whew i dont like the look of the new environmental resin at all so im really glad i got my B&G ymir mold before the switch!
       
    57. This is very bad news for me, because I've had Coloara Mlezzlir and a white skin type 2 boy body on my wish list for ages and these news just ruin my plans. :|
      Specially because that body is pretty much the only one that suits the head I've been wanting to combine with it, and the head is made from urethane. Back to the drawing board then...
       
    58. *raises hand* Plus one to the "well...that was a nasty surprise" club! I just got a type three second hand and ohh yes, it's so very French resin, that thing glows about as much as my Limho with just less BANANA YELLOW. *headdesk* Interestingly, however, the seller claimed it was bought in NOVEMBER of last year, I don't know if that helps anyone with the timeline for this, but that seemed to be earlier than previously thought?

      Either way, I'm stuck with this thing now, so it's time to yellow up the head I have to go on it and hope they meet somewhere in the middle of the CustardSpectrum TM. Urgh. I truly loathe French resin, I WISH companies wouldn't do this without some form of warning.
       
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