That's it, just 12 bytes long. It holds 3 DWORD pointers to the procedures that actually implement the methods. It is the infamous "vtable" you may have heard of. The pointers are defined as such so we can have MASM do some type checking for us when compiling our calls. Since the vtable holds the addresses of functions, or pointers, these pointers are typedefed in our interface definition as such:
QueryInterface_Pointer typedef ptr QueryInterface_Proto