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Dragonborn Figurine Could Complete Your Desk
Bethesda and collectables company Gaming Heads have revealed a new figurine based off the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. This version of the Dragonborn may only be 16" tall, but he's one mean-looking dude.
The polystone creation is built at a 1/6 scale, and is hand finished and hand painted. He isn't nearly as tall as his big brother, but he's crafted with a stunning amount of detail. Everything looks great, from his armored boots to the horns on his helm. He's even wearing furry little pants!
The figurine is available in two limited-edition versions. The first, limited to 1,000 pieces worldwide, includes the hand-numbered figurine and is available for $299.99. The second is limited to 500 pieces and includes an additional arm. That extra limb allows owners to decide if their Dragonborn will be wielding another short sword or a fireball spell, which is represented by a pulsing light.
For more information, or to preorder the figurines, visit Gaming Heads.
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