Starpery Doll size review comparing Beth and Maria

Two Beth listings describe different bodies

The manufacturer lists a 163 cm G-cup Beth and a 175 cm C-cup Beth. Maria uses a separate 175 cm K-cup body designation. All three catalogue pages describe silicone builds. Starpery’s WR 4.2 measurement sheet gives corresponding body references of 33 kg, 31 kg and 46 kg, respectively. The longer Beth has the lower reference mass of the two Beth bodies, while the two 175 cm bodies are separated by 15 kg in the chart.

Configuration	WR 4.2 body	Reference carton
Beth 163 cm	33 kg	160 × 43 × 32 cm
Beth 175 cm	31 kg	163 × 43 × 35 cm
Maria 175 cm	46 kg	163 × 43 × 35 cm

The mass column refers to the body without its head.

Use the carton and body numbers for different tasks

The sheet lists a 160 × 43 × 32 cm carton for the 163 cm G-cup row and a 163 × 43 × 35 cm carton for both 175 cm rows. These dimensions help you plan the doorway, hallway and receiving space. Ask for the packed weight if the carton must be carried, and get the assembled mass if the model will be moved after unpacking. The chart describes the body without its head.

How we would use the shortlist

Choose a candidate based on the tightest practical constraint. A shorter storage opening may favor the 163 cm Beth, while someone prioritizing a lower reference body mass may want to confirm the 175 cm C-cup version first. For Maria, pay particular attention to the planned handling route and support. The ordering choice still depends on the confirmed configuration and delivery terms.

Scope of the comparison

We compared the named factory listings and matched the published chart rows by body description. The figures are useful for planning and asking precise questions. For a purchased unit, request an exact quote identifying the head, finish and packaging. The editorial assessment draws on catalogue evidence.