NEW PRODUCT: [LXF-1904B] Elf Queen Emma Queen Version 1:6 Figure by Lucifer

So this is how they become one with the nature, and talk to trees 'n stuff?

Where's this gif from?

I have tons of this nonsense on my PC, maybe a colleague from work sent it to me because they knos I like fantasy

shazzdan wrote:

agentghost wrote:Any good horse saddle/tack to buy stand alone? I like some saddle/tack but didn't like the horse (POPTOYS for example)

https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/onesixthwesternTack
http://benscustomtack.com/
https://www.riorondo.com/

Thanks for sharing. Riorondo would work for the DIYers who don’t mind an exhaustive challenge. That benscustomtack has some nice options. Pricey, but when you consider what it would cost in materials, time — and probably a lot of mistakes and do-overs, probably the best option available for someone as lazy as myself. The sizing is a bit confusing for any of this stuff, but I see they offer custom work; I imagine once a horse is in-hand, and it’s the size one wants, measurements can be taken off that and given to them to make sure the saddle and bridle fit appropriately.

ok.. how many horses do u guys own (including the one u have to buy, just for the saddle/tack)?

agentghost wrote:ok.. how many horses do u guys own (including the one u have to buy, just for the saddle/tack)?

I currently have two — the Pop Toys (fully armored) one that came with Joan of Arc; and the Asmus one that came with The Mouth of Sauron (also mostly covered). I have one of the most recent Mr. Z on PO (without saddle, as I want to use it for an Old West thoroughbred). I also have Queen Elizabeth (Cate Blanchet with horse) on PO.

Stryker2011 wrote:

agentghost wrote:ok.. how many horses do u guys own (including the one u have to buy, just for the saddle/tack)?

I currently have two — the Pop Toys (fully armored) one that came with Joan of Arc; and the Asmus one that came with The Mouth of Sauron (also mostly covered). I have one of the most recent Mr. Z on PO (without saddle, as I want to use it for an Old West thoroughbred). I also have Queen Elizabeth (Cate Blanchet with horse) on PO.

ooo.. can you share with us the scale of Asmus horse?

Certainly. The Asmus MoS horse is pretty huge (I guess for intimidation reasons); but it works perfectly with the Mouth himself. It's slightly bigger than the POP Toys horse.



Using the image below of an actual horse as a stand-in for the Asmus, these are the measurements (the POP Toys horse is 13 3/4" from the bottom of the front hoof to the tip of the ears):

agentghost wrote:ok.. how many horses do u guys own (including the one u have to buy, just for the saddle/tack)?

I got 5. Another Z horse, updated version with rooted mane. The other one is a running pose, but quality was so bad, it remained in the box!

I have two 1/6 horses currently -- one Mr.Z British Shire horse in solid black coat colour, and one Mr.Z Hanoverian in the grey coat colour. Both are intended for specific projects which I haven't had a chance to get around to yet due to still being preoccupied with my SW customs. I can happily recommend both of these models, though of course the Shire is on the large side for a mount [though it works for fantasy], and the Hanoverian is a bit small for male 1/6 figures, but ok for female figures. : ) 

I'm hoping to get a third in a brown/bay colour but still undecided. Would have preferred the brown Illi horse, but in lieu of that one I might get the latest Akhal-Teke model, even though I have some issues/nitpicks with it. 

When it comes to 1/6 scale tack, I'm super picky. I used to ride and show horses so I struggle with stuff that is not realistic. I ended up selling the tack that the two Mr.Z horses came with, because it was too inaccurate and I had no use for it. Eventually I will hopefully either make some tack or get some commissioned for the Mr.Z horses. : )

I spent ages looking for a decent horse and settled on a brown Mr. Z Hanoverian. It is one of the better horses on the market.

One question for you guys who got this figure: Did you manage to straighten the ears permanently? Her HS is for sale at BlackOpsToys and her ears are bent on their photos. So I'm imagining all of them are coming that way but I want to make sure they can be fixed.
I ordered mine a month ago, but the store still couldn't send it due to this pandemic interfering in shippings. I'm so eager to see this figure in hands.

brassco wrote:


The horse with the jockey would be Mr Z's. It is a very proportionate 1/6th horse, imo. The Elf's horse is also quite proportionate. I would avoid Poptoys' version.

could it be that Pop toys want to portray their 1/6 horse as the Great European War Horse? is that why it is bigger than the regular Mr.Z and other 1/6 horse?

This is since Apr 18th, around 3 months. I used a toilet roll paper cylinder to push the ear down from the top of the head. After a day or two, i removed it and the ears appeared better. Since then, this is the ears on display now.

agentghost wrote:

brassco wrote:


The horse with the jockey would be Mr Z's. It is a very proportionate 1/6th horse, imo. The Elf's horse is also quite proportionate. I would avoid Poptoys' version.

could it be that Pop toys want to portray their 1/6 horse as the Great European War Horse?  is that why it is bigger than the regular Mr.Z and other 1/6 horse?

who knows...Poptoys is coming up with new knights figures with horses. I am passing it...

agentghost wrote:could it be that Pop toys want to portray their 1/6 horse as the Great European War Horse?  is that why it is bigger than the regular Mr.Z and other 1/6 horse?

A typical medieval European warhorse was only 14 hands tall. The biggest destriers were not much larger than 15 hands. Any horses larger than that were primarily draught horses, which were intended for pulling carriages. They were never bred until roads started to improve in the 17th century.

I think the new poptoy horses are the same as the old one though.

i am making a custom scene. Can anyone with the Poptoys horse give me the height measurement 1) to the top of the head and 2) to the top of the horse back ?

Thanks

I really want to buy this product, but when I review, maybe the whole body is censored,

Is this true?

lmduccuong wrote:I really want to buy this product, but when I review, maybe the whole body is censored,

Is this true?

Greetings. Are you talking about the female elf figure? There aren’t any nude images, so all of the available pics should show up.

agentghost wrote:i am making a custom scene.  Can anyone with the Poptoys horse give me the height measurement 1) to the top of the head and 2) to the top of the horse back ?

Thanks

13 5/8" & 10.5" respectively.

Stryker2011 wrote:13 5/8" & 10.5" respectively.

At 1:6 scale it equates to a little under 16 hands. You could conceivably have a medieval horse that large but it would be the extreme end of the range.

I see one guy sell the Emma Queen Lucifer body in blackopstoys.com
I very disappointed when see that body, that fully heavy censored, even they use phincen body. The phincen figures all detailed not censored.
Then I just want to confirm that really lucifer censored thier figures or not.
Cause you already buy this one, could you check it for me pls.
I really want but this one but I will save money for phincen if the figures I buy is ccensored.

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@lmduccuong

I don't quite understand your questions...you want to know if the body used for this Elf Queen has private parts detailed?

brassco wrote:@

@lmduccuong

I don't quite understand your questions...you want to know if the body used for this Elf Queen has private parts detailed?

yeah that my opinion.

If the "secret part" ( base on phicen explanation) not detailed.

So i just buy the head sculpt on ebay and custom with the phicen new body.

That is my question.

Sorry my english is not good.

i've sent you a private msg.

brassco wrote:i've sent you a private msg.

Thank you very much,

I just order new Lucifer model for week, the Dark elf and ready to place another order new Lucifer model the Dunhuang Flying but i also concern about that "secret part".

I see the Lucifer model Wings of Fallen and Fiona has real "secrets" but the Michael and Emma models is not. I ask myself why some guy sell the body too fast when they just buy it from stored.

Then now, i have my answer.

Maybe i cancel order and waiting someone to sell the head sculpt.

Someone call me "bad guy" but in my opinion, the figures must be real, no need fully but just 80 - 90% real is ok, if not that just the doll.

The child is play doll not an aldults.

i will buy this emma head sculpt on ebay.

Thank you very much again for your review and msg.

lmduccuong wrote:
Someone call me "bad guy" but in my opinion, the figures must be real, no need fully but just 80 - 90% real is ok, if not that just the doll.

The child is play doll not an aldults.

I totally get you. I keep stressing on the importance of rooted hair. This 1/6th action figure is like real human shrunk into collectible size that we can realise our fantasies of materialising certain historic characters or movie characters or fantasy characters or anime characters...with clothing made out of fabric that human would wear, not pvc or plastic or ceramics. It's like what we imagined in our mind came true. That's why seamless silicone or TPE bodies are so desired by us collectors. So i understand the need to have the figure as real as possible, every detail as accurate as possible, for us to complete our imagination!

shazzdan wrote:

agentghost wrote:could it be that Pop toys want to portray their 1/6 horse as the Great European War Horse?  is that why it is bigger than the regular Mr.Z and other 1/6 horse?

A typical medieval European warhorse was only 14 hands tall. The biggest destriers were not much larger than 15 hands. Any horses larger than that were primarily draught horses, which were intended for pulling carriages. They were never bred until roads started to improve in the 17th century.

shazzdan wrote:

Stryker2011 wrote:13 5/8" & 10.5" respectively.

At 1:6 scale it equates to a little under 16 hands. You could conceivably have a medieval horse that large but it would be the extreme end of the range.

So Pop Toys horses are draught horse (see attached image for comparison)?

agentghost wrote:So Pop Toys horses are draught horse (see attached image for comparison)?

They are the size of a draught horse but don't look like a draught horse. Draught horses never existed before the 17th century so they aren't appropriate for themes before that time.