As I've mentioned, Supreme and Awesome didn't last long enough for a whole lot of accessories to be produced for fans to buy. But that's never been known to stop fans from making their own. And one of the cool things fans have started to produce on their own is custom action figures.
Be aware, though, these figures don't come cheap. I got a quote from one and a single figure can cost $200+. I'd love a Supreme figure, but maybe not that much!
So, I thought it'd be fun to look at some of the Supreme action figures you can find on the web:
There's this
one from loosecollector:
Or, if you prefer Alex Ross's costume design, they also made this
one:
This one looks more like Liefeld's version of the character:
This
one by GDX is pretty awesome:
Here're a few more from a forum called figurerealm.com:
Since I didn't feel like paying that much for a single figure, I decided to go the more economic route and made my own Lego minifigures of Supreme, Suprema, Radar and Dax:
As you can tell from the images, I'm far from the best minifig painter. There are places that you can buy custom-painted minifigs for about $20, if you're so inclined, but these are good enough for me. They can't be too bad, as I often find my seven-year-old stealing them from my desk to play with. And I guess that's what action figures are for, right?
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