Skyrim Goldenglow Bee Figurine — Thieves Guild Quest Collectible | Handmade Resin Statue
Skyrim Goldenglow Bee Figurine — Thieves Guild Quest Collectible | Handmade Resin Statue - Small115×100×50mm 200gramm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Please note: Delivery takes on average 10-25 days
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Description
Description
🐝 Goldenglow Estate Bee — Thieves Guild Quest Prop (Skyrim)
Bring a piece of Tamriel’s underworld into your home! This unique bee figurine is inspired by the iconic Goldenglow Estate quest from Skyrim, where every aspiring Thieves Guild member must sneak into the heavily guarded honey farm to steal a precious golden bee.
Each bee is printed in high detail on a resin 3D printer and carefully hand-painted in rich, game-accurate bronze and gold tones to capture that ancient treasure look. The honeycomb base hints at the sweet wealth of the Goldenglow honey farm — and the secrets hidden behind its buzzing hives.
Whether you’re a collector, a Skyrim fan, or a proud Thieves Guild member at heart, this bee will remind you that the best loot is always well hidden.
📏 Available Sizes:
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Large: 160×140×70 mm
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Small: 115×100×50 mm
Steal this quest reward for your shelf — no lockpicks required.
We do NOT claim ownership of any copyrights and trademarks. All rights reserved for their respective owners. We designed the product and took inspiration from the official owners, this is not an official product.
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