
TLSM is very grateful to Aly Simmons & Nav Sikand for sharing their documentation about 1971 New Lovely Lively Sindy! The information just below are from their former website http://www.sindy-dolls.com/.
“1971 Lovely Lively
Pedigree produced a completely new body for this Sindy doll, fully poseable as she moves at the head, shoulders, elbows, waist, hips and knees. Lovely Lively Sindy is known to collectors as a ‘gauntlet’ doll, as she has gauntlet type lower arms on a rotating elbow joint. She also has lovely graceful hands with longer fingers, and slimmer legs with new hip joints. Her head is the same as the Trendy Girl Sindy, and she came with the same hair colours.
She was first issued in a groovy paisley print hip belted jumpsuit, Hearts Delight jumpsuit or Party Time dress. (new plastic poppers tagged Made in Hong Kong). She is marked 033055X on the back of her head, and either Made in Hong Kong, EG Made in Hong Kong, or just EG across her shoulder blades.
If you’ve got a Lovely Lively Sindy with a missing hand, I’ve created replacement hands for the early Lovely Lively Sindy and Florido Sindy dolls that misses their original hands.
I made these hands in a 3D program that works almost the same as when you’re doing sculptural objects in clay. When I was done I 3D printed them with my UV resin printer. UV resin is a hard material so TLSM’s Gauntlet Replacement Hands aren’t in soft rubbery plastic as the originals!
If you’re interested to see more about them you can see a video about them, below.
And if you want to perhaps get one or a pair of hands visit The Little Sindy Shop on Etsy











