While I've never been a big Disney collector, so many of my friends are (both real life friends and online doll/figure collectors) that occasionally I get swept up in their enthusiasm. One recent case of this was the number of people I've seen collecting the Couture De Force resin figurines, which led to me picking up their Esmerelda figure, which was released to mark the 20th Anniversary of The Hunchback of Notre Dame in 2016.
I've always thought that Hunchback was such an odd candidate for a Disney adaptation, and so even though it wasn't a completely successful movie I've always had a soft spot for it. Perhaps it's because it was so oddly-themed that there's relatively little merchandise out there for it (I've long said that I'd love to buy a villain-themed snow globe that plays the Hellfire song). Seeing this pop up, I decided to give it a try.
This figurine, in line with most of the Couture De Force line is 8 inchces/20cm in height. The retail prices on the various figures in the line range between $44 and $90 USD, and Esmerelda landed right in the middle at $66USD. The marketing promises that "faux gems, encrusted crystals and opalescent paint bring each sculpture to life".