[musclelover2002]

I found this when I was searching for Wonder Woman statues for my gf. I originally found it on a toy website but it was back ordered. I tried ebay and got it cheaper than retail. It came with a magazine that chronicles the history of She-Hulk. It is about 3-4 years old, I guess, because the mag has a 2006 date on it. It looks like this is a magazine from England based upon pricing in pounds and the general/contact information. The back end cover stated that the next mag and model was mystique and had a picture of both.

The statue itself is only about 4 inches tall. But it is incredibly detailed and hand painted. It is also cast in lead so it has some weight to it, which I like because it gives the feel of dense musculature.

I don't collect figures like this. I have a multiple versions of about a handful of characters I like (ironically none of them muscular females). But this was too hard to pass up. The only question is can I keep it for myself as my gf (who has not seen it yet) would probably want it  8). I thought I would share.

ps- I could not figure what I was doing wrong when trying to upload the pics so I posted to my deviant art account. The url is below:

http://musclelover2002.deviantart.com/gallery/#_browse/scraps

Enjoy..

[David C. Matthews]

Wow!  Great find!

[Holiday]

I have that figurine. But there's no way I'm selling it!  ;D

[David]

Yeah, this and DC's line of statues has replaced my Heroclix around my moniter. I just hope they do Power Girl justice.

[Anthony Durrant]

I have a She-Hulk card that I purchased from a shop called Webslingers at Carlingwood Mall a few years before it closed, and I would never willingly part with it.

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