Special STL Jessica Rabit

An unmistakable figure out of cartoon noir: the nightclub singer with the impossible hourglass silhouette, drawn in the deliberately exaggerated animated proportions that turned her into a design icon rather than merely a character in a film. The pose leans on the classic torch-song stance — hip thrown out, shoulder dropped, one hand caught somewhere between a wave and a dismissal. This is a collector's piece rather than a gaming model. It is built to sit at display height on a shelf or in a cabinet, where the curves and the long fall of the gown carry from across a room. The face and the sweep of hair are what most painters will fuss over longest, and they are what makes or breaks the likeness. Supplied as a multi-part kit, it suits anyone assembling an animation-history shelf or a line-up of pin-up-era characters.