The Table Museum Offers Famous Art As Action Figures

I write a lot about action figures and toys for this site, and this is the first I’m hearing about The Table Museum series. I had no idea figma was producing premium action figures based on historical pieces of art. I just happened upon the figures while browsing the Big Bad Toy Store.

When you think about it, why not turn things like Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man into an action figure? He’s got two arms, two legs, and an exposed dong!

There are several figures to choose from, including:

• Michelangelo’s David
• King Tutankhamun
• Mona Lisa
• Sandro Botticelli’s goddess from The Birth of Venus
• Auguste Rodin’s sculpture that has come to be known simply as The Thinker

Several of the figures are available now, while a few are on pre-order. Since these masterpieces are constructed with figma bodies, get ready to pay $90 for each.

I’ve taken the liberty to censor the willies and boobies, just in case there are people out there who can’t handle nudity, even in the context of art.

• Base
• Chest & head parts
• Other head parts
• Hand parts
• figma stand

• Interchangeable hand parts
• Frame parts
• Museum wall background panel
• Stand

• Picture frame parts
• Background panel
• Seashell-shaped base
• 2 Types of hair parts
  • Matching original work
  • More freely moving hair
• Interchangeable hand parts
• figma Stand

• Golden sarcophagus
• 2 Heads
  • With death mask
  • Without death mask
• Crossed arms
• Crook
• Flail
• figma Stand

• Special panel for recreating DaVinci’s drawings
• Alternate chest
• Alternate thigh parts
• Alternate upper arm parts
• Alternate wrist parts
• Articulated figma stand

• Alternate head
• Base
• Hand parts
• Sling part