24 March - A Doll A Day 2026:
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Is she summoning eldritch gods? Or running through some yoga poses? Hard to say, there's a lot of overlap there.
The Countess Karnestein is portrayed by the rare and elusive Integrity Toys "Dracula and his Brides: The Eternal Collection" Lucy 1/6-scale fashion doll, circa 2011 release.
In keeping with an idea proposed by Flickr member MiskatonicNick, I, too, have rechristened "Lucy" as "Mircalla, Countess Karnstein," a reference to the Sheridan Le Fanu story Carmilla and to the Hammer Studios motion picture of that name. And of course as a nod to Nick, who continues to influence the action figure hobby despite his absence.
Mircalla, The Countess Karnstein
Is she summoning eldritch gods? Or running through some yoga poses? Hard to say, there's a lot of overlap there.
The Countess Karnestein is portrayed by the rare and elusive Integrity Toys "Dracula and his Brides: The Eternal Collection" Lucy 1/6-scale fashion doll, circa 2011 release.
In keeping with an idea proposed by Flickr member MiskatonicNick, I, too, have rechristened "Lucy" as "Mircalla, Countess Karnstein," a reference to the Sheridan Le Fanu story Carmilla and to the Hammer Studios motion picture of that name. And of course as a nod to Nick, who continues to influence the action figure hobby despite his absence.
They're not dolls, they're action figures!