Milady de Winter (1 Viewer)
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villagehorse
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A very individualist figure. Nice to own this one, makes for an interesting dio. Robin.
wwiibuff
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Do you have this one Robin?
villagehorse
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Certainly do Duke, she wanders around my collection. Robin.
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Yes indeed. That was the Lady de Winter that I recall reading about in Dumas' novel. I would buy such a refined figure for that memory.
waynepoo
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Indeed a Great figure in fact a brilliant one but not the Milady de Winter of the novel as I have discovered. I do love all the period woman figures released and more the merrier, I can see a fancy dress ball dio coming...….:wink2:
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While perhaps not shown as such in the events of the novel (which I've read a few times when I was younger), I do believe that version of Milady can adapt herself to any situation and be both the refined lady as, when the situation calls for it, pull on a pair of breeches for easy travel and skillfully defend herself with a knife. So to me the figure is fitting enough, even though it only displays one aspect of her personality (like the Cardinal figure shows him kitted out for war, while most of the time he would be dressed differently). I do however draw the line at martial arts like in the recent movie as that is just silly. :tongue:
I have this figure on the way to me to add to the collection and looking forward to having her in hand.
I have this figure on the way to me to add to the collection and looking forward to having her in hand.