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Just 1 pic cause I don't have time to pose stuff.
Some observations:
The shoulder joints, and maybe the elbows and wrists seem like the parts most likely to break. You need to be careful and know which way the joints are facing if you don't want to risk bending them the wrong way.
Her knees, shoulders and feet are double jointed so the articulation is pretty good. Her left shoulder was a bit loose for me, everything else seemed alright tightness-wise. I thought the standing would be weird due to how curved her legs are, but the flexibility in the feet makes up for it.
The arms, kneecaps and feet can pop out. Scared the crap out of me when they did cause I thought I borke something, but they slid back in like nothing happened.
Looks nice, molding could be a bit better, but can't complain. I'm glad I bought it.
