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I know folks will be nitpicky about this one, but the fact remains... IT EXISTS!!! and that alone is awesome.
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Hey, I like it! The body actually looks kind of anatomically accurate with curves in all the right places!sigpic Oh then, what's this? Big flashy lighty thing, that's what brought me here! Big flashy lighty things have got me written all over them. Not actually. But give me time. And a crayon.Comment
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If I weren't married, I would so buy that.
Oh the irony... We live in an age of where plastic women rule the media. Here they go back, take a 100% real woman, and turn her into plastic.Last edited by Hedji; May 12, '15, 10:23 AM.Comment
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Yeah, never thought we'd get a Stella Star, so that's great.
I briefly considered getting one, but a few things (aside from the price) made me say "no" (reluctantly).
The headsculpt is ok, but not close enough, and I dislike the wrists. They make her almost lifelike, and then they insert those stupid wrist joints. Maybe we can buy her a nice bracelet to cover those up?
But as said, it's a great thing that this figure actually got made!
If I got her for Christmas, it would be the season to be jolly....
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I'm not aware of Stella Star, but know her from Dracula AD 1972 and Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter. I think she would have made the better Vampirella, had Hammer went through with that movie.
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Yvonne would make a decent Stella Star. Somebody customize the lady!.
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