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Beauty and the Beast: Belle "Hold Up" PVC Figure (Disney, Bully, 90s)

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This figure makes me laugh; not only does the handprinted quality makes for an extremely derpy face, but the arms makes her look like she's going "hold up, hold up; he's a what now? A beast?! I thought you said feast... on the eyes, that is!" Approximately 6 cm tall Condition : Good

CategoryToys & Hobbies
SubcategoryAction Figures
ConditionUsed
90sBeauty and the beastdisneyDisney princessfigure

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