This articulated and flexible soft-plastic figurine depicts Annabelle, the terrifying possessed porcelain doll from the famous film franchise
*The Conjuring* (*The Conjuring* / *The Warren Files*)
The model incorporates the unique stylistic features and playability concept specific to The Noble Collection’s Bendyfigs range. Thanks to its fully malleable internal structure, this 18 cm figure can be manipulated and twisted into a wide range of eerie or ghostly poses without ever risking breakage. It faithfully recreates the vintage white pleated wedding dress, the red satin ribbon sash and her iconic hairstyle featuring braids tied with scarlet bows. The facial details highlight her exaggerated make-up and her flushed cheeks with a glossy finish.
Designed primarily for display on a shelf, desk or in a showcase for fans of ghost stories, this collectable comes with a removable display base ensuring perfect stability. The figurine is presented in its original cardboard packaging – either a window box or blister pack – featuring the dark, gothic colours characteristic of the Horror range, ideal for protecting the figurine from dust whilst allowing it to be displayed immediately upon receipt.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: The Noble Collection
- Range: Bendyfigs
- Licence: Horror
- Sub-licence: The Conjuring Universe
- Character: Annabelle the Possessed Doll
- Material: Flexible plastic / Malleable vinyl
- Product type: Articulated and bendable figurine (Bendy Figure)
- Figure height: Approx. 18 cm
- EAN code: 0849421010614
- Packaging type: Original packaging (Window Box / Blister)
Origin and character lore
In the horror universe of The Conjuring, Annabelle is not merely a doll in distress, but a physical vessel used by a particularly aggressive demonic entity to prey on human souls. Inspired by the real doll kept by the famous demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren in their occult museum in Connecticut, she takes pleasure in terrorising her owners by moving of her own accord, writing cryptic messages and causing violent paranormal phenomena. Locked away in a display case made of consecrated glass, with strict instructions never to open it, it remains one of the most terrifying symbols of contemporary horror cinema. This fold-out figurine pays homage to the saga’s iconic figure, embodying the thrill of the Warrens’ paranormal cases.
