Jane Bennet, Pamela and Elysia in the Starpery 171 cm range
Use the common 171 cm D-cup label as a starting point, then check the mould revision and head for the individual listing.
Identify the three listings
Jane Bennet, Pamela and Elysia ROS each have a manufacturer page labelled 171 cm D-cup in full silicone. The configuration panels reviewed for this guide also name WR 4.2. Elysia’s title explicitly includes ROS. For a buyer comparing these pages, the useful next step is to identify which head is included, what the advertised photographs depict and whether the selected head alters the final build.
Read the chart revision carefully
The manufacturer’s spreadsheet separates an older and a newer 171 cm D-cup row. The newer row supplies a 29 kg body-only reference under WR 4.2. Ask the seller to confirm that the quoted unit uses that body revision. If you are looking at an older in-stock unit or a reseller listing, request the unit’s specifications by name and revision before applying the newer measurement reference.
Make the comparison on written options
Request one quote for each candidate with the same delivery location. Use the same format for head, skin tone, hair, hands, feet, total and lead time. Keep a note if a seller describes an option as shown in the photographs, and ask which specific shade, wig and finish that phrase covers. A written list makes variations visible when the headline size looks identical.
What we would check first
Confirm the preferred head and body pairing before choosing a paint finish. Ask for an actual configuration photograph when available, then compare the accessories and delivery terms. This overview uses published specifications and is intended to make the differences easier to discuss with the seller.
