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Day 338: Supreme Starscream (Cybertron)

The past Legends of Cybertron illustrations of Starscream, Skywarp, Ramjet, and Sunstorm were simplified, scaled down designed based on this Supreme-class toy, a truly whopping incarnation of the craven Decepticon commander, Starscream. This massive toy gives Starscream a removable crown worthy of his ego and ambitions, and designed to mimic a memorable moment from the 1986 animated movie. To give you an idea of how big this figure is, he is similar in scale to Primus and Unicron, earlier releases intended to be transforming planets. Supreme Starscream was available in 2005.

This drawing is the end of the line for the Cybertron line, and may be the last of the year depending on how the following weeks shake out. 



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