Crawling Pieck Finger
$229.00
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 16.5 cm / 6.5 in
- Width: 15.5 cm / 6.1 in
- Depth: 25 cm / 9.8 in
Configurations
- Standard Version: Pieck Finger figure + wooden plank base with book prop
Note: Images show an alternate pillow/bed base configuration in addition to the wooden plank base. If both bases are included, please confirm with the studio prior to ordering.
Material & Packaging
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Edition Size: 88 pieces
- Studio: Coordinate Studio
- Paint Studio: Lacquer Core Studio
- Estimated Shipment: Within three months of pre-order close
- Production Note: Hand size will be reduced slightly in Mass Production. Prototype images are sample shots — seam lines visible in photos will not appear on Mass Production units.
VIDEO
ABOUT
Coordinate Studio’s Crawling Pieck Finger captures her in the all-fours pose that became one of Attack on Titan’s most quietly memorable character moments — civilian clothes, Eldian armband, and a calm expression that says she sees nothing unusual about any of this. At 1/6 scale with paint handled by Lacquer Core Studio, the piece leans into naturalistic detail: fabric weight in the skirt, bare feet resting on a textured wooden plank base, and a portrait that holds her signature composed half-smile. With an edition of 88 pieces, this one will not be easy to revisit once the window closes.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>This is the moment that quietly defines Pieck as a character: not in Titan form, not mid-battle, but on all fours in a private hallway, completely at ease — because after months inside the Cart Titan, crawling genuinely feels more natural to her than walking upright. It is a small, almost comedic beat that carries real weight, revealing how thoroughly the Warrior program has reshaped her body and her sense of normalcy. Coordinate Studio frames the piece around that stillness — she is not mid-motion but settled, one hand reaching forward, her gaze angled up with that unhurried half-smile that makes the pose feel entirely intentional rather than undignified. The wooden plank base and the book placed beneath her hand ground the scene in an interior, off-duty moment, reinforcing the intimacy of the character read.</p>
