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Anime Lily at Home: DutchDre’s FunWest 157G RST 2.0 Diary

Real customer photos from DutchDre’s Anime Lily diary: a FunWest 157G RST 2.0 build styled with movable eyelids, detailed skin texture, and an evolving wardrobe.

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Anime Lily at Home: DutchDre’s FunWest 157G RST 2.0 Diary

From a carefully planned first unboxing to a changing wardrobe and close-up skin-texture studies, DutchDre’s forum diary shows what it looks like when a collector makes an Anime Lily truly his own.

Creator: DutchDre
Source: The Doll Forum
Build: Anime Lily / FunWest 157G RST 2.0
DutchDre's Anime Lily in her first styled home look
Anime Lily in one of DutchDre’s early home styling photos.

For DutchDre, Anime Lily’s arrival was not a quick unboxing to rush through. After ordering a FunWest 157G Real Skin Texture 2.0 body with the Anime Lily head, he prepared a warm place at home, chose a first outfit, and took his time bringing every part of the look together.

His first update on The Doll Forum follows the moment from factory photos through delivery in the Netherlands, then into Lily’s first setup: careful unpacking, a wig styled into place, a new outfit, and the first standing pose. Once everything was ready, he gave her a simple welcome: “Welcome Home.”

BodyFunWest 157G Real Skin Texture 2.0
HeadAnime Lily
Creator-selected upgradesMovable eyelids, EVO Skeleton, articulated fingers, standing feet, double-jointed knees
Styling detailsGel breasts, pink nails, pink-gold toenails, push-fit adaptor

A Build Chosen for Everyday Styling

DutchDre’s configuration was built around the details he wanted to see and use in day-to-day display. The RST body, articulated fingers, standing feet, shrugging shoulders, and double-jointed knees give him options when changing a pose or pairing Lily with a different outfit. After setup, he reported that the limbs he had moved were easy to position without feeling overly tight, and that the doll arrived without damage.

“A tiny adjustment makes a world of difference.”
— DutchDre, on Anime Lily’s movable eyelids

Small Changes, a Different Expression

One of the upgrades DutchDre returned to in later posts was movable eyelids. He created a direct comparison to show how a slight change in the lower eyelid can shift Lily’s expression. In his experience, the effect was subtle but meaningful, especially once a new outfit and wig had set the mood for a look.

Comparison of Anime Lily's subtle eyelid adjustment
A small lower-eyelid adjustment changes the overall expression.
Anime Lily movable-eyelid range comparison
DutchDre’s comparison assembled from factory-video captures.

Looking Closer at Real Skin Texture

Real Skin Texture was another detail that DutchDre wanted to document rather than simply mention. He shared macro images and later added further close-ups, describing the surface as visually convincing and smooth to the touch. These small studies make the diary more than an arrival story: they show the collector’s own attention to the finish in real home lighting.

Macro collage of FunWest Real Skin Texture details shared by DutchDre
DutchDre’s macro photo study of the Real Skin Texture finish.

A Wardrobe That Keeps Growing

Over the following months, Lily’s diary became a styling journal. DutchDre shared new looks from his collection, seasonal outfits, and a blonde wig with light pink color that brought out a new side of the Anime Lily head. The photos are personal, unforced, and exactly what makes community stories valuable: a collector returning to the same character and discovering fresh ways to present her.

From the first outfit to later wardrobe changes, DutchDre’s posts make one point clear: Lily is part of an ongoing collection story. Every wig, pose, expression, and piece of clothing adds another chapter.

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Community story featuring DutchDre. Original post: My Funwest 157G RST 2.0 – Anime Lily on The Doll Forum. Text has been edited for clarity and website format; photos remain credited to the original creator.