QMX Dread Pirate Roberts has a goblet.
Or here is a TBLeague goblet that I bought for my Redman Dracula. Its a bit bloody, but call it red wine...
https://www.monkeydepot.com/Cup_TBLeague_Blood_Goblet_p/pcl1093.htm
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Threezero Game of Thrones: Cersei Lannister
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QMX Dread Pirate Roberts has a goblet.
Or here is a TBLeague goblet that I bought for my Redman Dracula. Its a bit bloody, but call it red wine...
https://www.monkeydepot.com/Cup_TBLeague_Blood_Goblet_p/pcl1093.htm
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Thanks Wor-Gar. I have the remaining ThreeZero figures on pre-order, except Bran. Don't think I can fit anymore.
How tall is it? Sideshow?s specs have it at 11?, which would have been about right for Lena Headey. What?s the actual height?
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Thanks for the link! I like the Pirate Roberts goblet better, but both are an improvement.
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This is what Google images says is a screen accurate Cersei goblet.
Maybe need to take those shoes off her.
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Kinda nuts that everyone feared she was going to be a dwarf like her brother and instead the opposite occurs.
We should have seen it coming.
Maybe I can solve two height issues with a body swap between Ripley and Cersei?
I don't know if a body swap is doable. That dress is REALLY tight from the waist up. Wouldn't surprise me if she's glued into it. I'm not brave enough to chance it. I am gonna try removing those feet, though. And if that doesn't work, maybe just replace her legs from the knees down. Lena Headey is only about 5'5", so she should only be around 11 inches tall, even in heels.
As for finding an appropriate goblet, eBay doesn't have a ton of choices, but Etsy seems to. Search for "dollhouse wine glass" and you should get some decent options. Just be careful about scale. Standard dollhouse scale seems to be around 1/12 or smaller, so make sure it says 1/6 in the description. I'm thinking a decent 1/6 wine glass should be a little shorter than an inch in height.
As for finding an appropriate goblet, eBay doesn't have a ton of choices, but Etsy seems to. Search for "dollhouse wine glass" and you should get some decent options. Just be careful about scale. Standard dollhouse scale seems to be around 1/12 or smaller, so make sure it says 1/6 in the description. I'm thinking a decent 1/6 wine glass should be a little shorter than an inch in height.
I was joking. No way I'm attempting to take that dress off.
Definitely need to figure out a height adjustment for Cersei though. I believe removing her shoes that you won't see might be the solution. The dress will touch the floor then -- or more. May need to fold the dress inside a little to accommodate. I imagine even if you bend her legs a bit that could solve the height.
So I did a bit of fiddling and it looks like those boots are glued onto the legs. Doesn't look like they'll come off without breaking or cutting. I did a little experimenting by just pulling the leg joints out at the knees and tried to fit in some shins from various other blank bodies I had in the parts bin. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any that fit the precise pin connector sizes, so it was back on with her original legs.
Anybody know what kind of base body 3Z is using for this figure?
If I could find one for $20-ish bucks, buying an extra body just for the shins and feet would be fine. But if it's more than that, I'll just settle for her being tall.
Anybody know what kind of base body 3Z is using for this figure?
If I could find one for $20-ish bucks, buying an extra body just for the shins and feet would be fine. But if it's more than that, I'll just settle for her being tall.
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Well that's bad news. I guess its going to be "bent legs" to lower her height a bit then.
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If hell bent on making her shorter could cut a small section out of the shin area and then super glue it back. It's not like it would ever be visible.
Yeah, I do that often but usually only when I'm building a whole new body shape -- its still risky though if you don't get a clean cut. Seems like the simplest thing to do would simply be to bend the knees enough to drop her height to about 5'7" - 5'9"... that's the height I imagine Cersei to be anyway (with shoes).
The stiff dress should be enough to balance her if the bent legs are unsteady.
That's what I've got going on right now. But be prepared to use a stand. Her dress is stiff enough to hold her up straight for a while, but she will topple after an hour or so!
Good advice, thanks.
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Just got an email from big bad toy store, they are preparing to ship Cersei! Heads up for anyone who has this on preorder with them.
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If you buy Cersei from a retailer you can't really get her for less than $185ish shipped. I can't help but feel that is a little high for a threezero painted sculpt and a robust accessory package that includes two extra(and lousy) hands and a crown(if that even counts as an extra).
Finally got around to opening mine. She looks a lot better in hand than most of the pics I've seen. Definitely a substantial upgrade in the sculpt compared to Dani.
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