Stan Lee POP! Icons Vinyl Figure Stan Lee in Ragnarok Outfit 9 cm

The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box! It stands approx. 9 cm tall. Note: We must translate, but preserve proper nouns, and not translate product names. The sentence contains "The Pop! Vinyl figure" - this is a product name; instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers. So we should translate rest while keeping "The Pop! Vinyl figure" in English. Also "It stands approx. 9 cm tall." We need to translate rest: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box! It stands approx. 9 cm tall." In Finnish: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box!" -> "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box!" But maybe we translate rest: "tekijä" Not. Keep "The Pop! Vinyl figure" as is. Translate "comes in a displayable window box" = "tulee esille pantavana ikkunalaatikossa"? More natural: " comes in a displayable window box" means its packaging is a window box: "myydään näytettävässä ikkunalaatikkoikkunassa" awkward. Better: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box!" = "The Pop! Vinyl figure is in a displayable window box!" In Finnish: "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee myytävässä ikkunalaatikossa"? Hmm. Let's craft: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box!" -> "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee näytettävään ikkunalasiboxiin!" Not good. We should produce natural Finnish: "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee näytettävään ikkuna-ikkunakotelossa" No. Maybe we should keep exact English for that phrase? Could translate rest around: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box! It stands approx. 9 cm tall." Translate second: "Se on korkeudeltaan noin 9 cm." Then first sentence: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box!" -> "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee esille pantavassa ikkuna-rasiossa" meh. Given risk, perhaps translate fully but keep product name in English: "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee näytettävässä window boxissa!" But "window box" is packaging term; in Finnish "ikkunalaatikko" is used. Some sellers keep English term. I'll translate as: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box!" -> "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box!" (no, must translate). Hmm. Let's craft: "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee näytettävässä window boxissa!" Use English term window box kept. Second sentence: "Se on noin 9 cm korkea." Good. So final two lines with line break preserved. They originally two sentences on one line? It was two sentences separated by space. We'll put as two sentences, keeping line breaks? The instruction preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Original had one line: "The Pop! Vinyl figure comes in a displayable window box! It stands approx. 9 cm tall." That's two sentences; no line break. We should preserve line breaks; there is none, so keep as one line? We'll output as one line with translated content but with a line break between sentences? They want preserve line breaks; since none, keep as same structure: two sentences separated by space. We'll use Finnish translations: "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee näytettävässä window boxissa! Se on noin 9 cm korkea." But we changed second to "Se on noin 9 cm korkea." Good. Let's provide: "The Pop! Vinyl figure tulee näytettävässä window boxissa! Se on noin 9 cm korkea." This preserves capitalization and English product name. Done. But "window boxissa" mixes Finnish and English; acceptable. Let's deliver.