Cinderela Washed

Midnight struck, and this Cinderella drew a sword instead of running. A fan reimagining of the fairy-tale princess as a battle-ready heroine. She stands in a fighting stance on a round display base, one boot forward, a long two-handed sword resting back over her right shoulder. The costume mixes ballgown and armour: a fitted blue bodice with puffed sleeves, a full skirt with a scalloped underskirt, a heavy utility belt, a steel gauntlet and vambrace on the sword arm, and a plated cuisse strapped over one thigh. Blonde hair is swept into a high bun behind a blue band, and her expression is all determination. It is a display statue for fans of fairy-tale-meets-fantasy crossovers — a shelf centrepiece, a painting project, or a gift for someone who likes their princesses armed. The kit is pre-split into components (left and right arms, both boots, the bust, the blade, the cable-wrapped sword and the base) so you can print, prime and paint each part before assembly. Print notes: • Resin gives the cleanest results on the face, hair and gauntlet plates; scale to roughly 150-200mm tall for a satisfying shelf piece. • The pre-separated parts are a gift — orient each to hide seams and keep supports off the face and the sword's flat. • The blade is long and thin; print it upright or on a slight diagonal to avoid layer-line bowing, and support it well. • Pin the arms and sword with short brass rod for a join that survives handling.