REVIEW: Symphonic Poem

This series is Luluya Symphonic Poem by Penny's Box. I've had two previous lines by Penny's Box, one that was animal-themed little girls and one that was centaurs. 

These girls are bigger than those are. They're in the 7.5"-9" range. 

This one is Night Reverie Poem, by far my most wanted of the set. 

I actually ordered two from Amazon and got both the same character, which was the single character I did not want. So I bought these off Mercari, knowing which two they were. 

These come with multiple sets of hands that are pretty easy to change. 

The ribbons do not come attached to the shoes. You need to lace them yourself and that wasn't the most fun ever. 

The headdress is awesome, but not very stable. They should have used a magnet. 

This one is called Waltz. 

Some of them have adorable feet in painted on ballet slippers. She came barefoot with regular feet like Night Reverie has, but there was an extra pair of feet that I put on her. It was easy, just like changing the hands. 

Her headdress is a bit more stable than Night Reverie's. 

The wings though. The wings are on ball joints and they pop into the corset piece. Night Reverie's are stable, but Waltz's are definitely not. They kept falling off, though once I got her in my room and posed her for pics, they stayed on. 

While these are nice, I do wish they had the quality of the other two series. (I'm about to write the third post after this.) The wings falling off Waltz and the loose headdress on Night Reverie aren't great, but I also wish they came with underwear! Those are pretty short skirts, but nope, no panties. There are two others in the series that I like, but I don't think I'll be buying any more.  

PHOTO CREDIT: Mine.