Starpery Doll torso review comparing 85 cm and 105 cm
A practical comparison of Aurora and selected 105 cm torsos using the manufacturer’s WR 4.2 body references.

Compare the published body formats
Starpery lists Aurora as an 85 cm G-cup torso and publishes 105 cm E-cup listings for Hao, Rozanne and Queen. The WR 4.2 chart gives 17.5 kg for the 85 cm reference and 28.5 kg for the 105 cm E-cup body. The weights refer to the body alone. Each named page identifies its own configuration, so confirm the head and the accessories included with the quoted unit.
| Configuration | WR 4.2 body | Reference carton |
|---|---|---|
| Aurora 85 cm | 17.5 kg | 92 × 43 × 30 cm |
| Rozanne 105 cm | 28.5 kg | 115 × 43 × 30 cm |
| Queen 105 cm | 28.5 kg | 115 × 43 × 30 cm |
The mass column refers to the body without its head.
Plan for the carton footprint
The chart gives 92 × 43 × 30 cm for the 85 cm reference carton and 115 × 43 × 30 cm for the 105 cm row. A packing list should identify the dimensions of the actual shipping box and its gross weight. Check any sharp turns between the delivery entrance and the receiving surface, particularly if the box cannot stay upright during handling.
Shortlist by the way you will store it
If storage and movement are your main priorities, the smaller reference gives you a starting point for checking the available space. If you prefer a particular head on the 105 cm body, ask for the available pairings and the supported storage arrangement. Check the manufacturer’s support instructions and dimensions of the assembled unit before selecting shelving or an enclosure.
Quote for the exact variant
Some catalogue entries carry a region or stock label. Start with the model and source link you intend to order, and ask the seller to name the shipped configuration and warehouse. Confirm the delivery conditions and the physical measurements before relying on a stock photograph or a similar model name.





