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Flash

Added June 18th, 2000 by Matt Cauley
Filed Under Early Works, "Angst" style, Plastic

I’m not quite sure what it is about the Flash that calls out to me. There’s just something about his costume that I really enjoy. Perhaps it’s the simplicity of the design, but regardless, I’ll find myself making a Flash custom whenever I experiment with a new line of customs.

This particular Flash is reworked from a DC Superheroes 6″ Superman figure. I removed the lower legs and head and replaced them with parts from a Zorro figure. Styrene and Kneadatite were used for the lightning accents.

The Flash is not nearly as posable as I would have preferred, but then again it’s not too terrible either. If you do decide to make a Flash for yourself, I’d suggest using the DC Superheroes 6″ Electric Blue Superman instead. It’s actually a better base, despite the etched lines across the figure.

Created Summer 2000

Featured in Lee’s Action Figure and Toy Review, Issue #100

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