Horror Movie The Lost Boys (1987) David Paul Dwayne Marko Custom Brick Compatible Minifigure Toy

This collection focuses on key vampire characters from The Lost Boys and broader film and television narratives, highlighting themes of rebellion, identity, and supernatural transformation. These figures are presented as creative toy interpretations suitable for brick based display and storytelling scenes.

Paul, as portrayed in The Lost Boys (1987), is a member of a group of vampires led by David Powers. He is part of David's inner circle and contributes to the gang's rebellious and violent behavior in Santa Carla. Paul is often seen alongside Dwayne, another prominent member of the group. Portrayed by Brooke McCarter, Paul plays a significant role in the film's action sequences, frequently menacing the protagonists Michael and Sam Emerson. Ultimately, he and the other vampires are defeated, and his character is commonly adapted as a minifigure for horror themed displays.

Dwayne is a character from the 1987 horror comedy film The Lost Boys. He is one of the vampire gang members led by David and is portrayed by Billy Wirth. Dwayne is a menacing and physically imposing figure who rarely speaks but is shown to be extremely strong and dangerous. He causes the motorcycle incident that nearly turns Michael Emerson into a vampire and is ultimately killed when Michael drops him into electrified stereo equipment, making him a dramatic small scale figure representation.

Marko is a fictional vampire character best known for his appearance in the 1987 film The Lost Boys. He is depicted as a charismatic yet dangerous member of David Powers' teenage vampire gang. Marko plays a key role in attempting to lure Michael Emerson into vampirism and is known for his aggressive personality and unwavering loyalty to David. His story ends when he is killed by the Frog brothers using a bow and arrow, a moment often recreated through brick style character scenes.

David is a character name shared across various movies and television series, making it impossible to assign a single biography. One notable example is David Haller from the FX series Legion, portrayed by Dan Stevens, a mutant whose schizophrenia is revealed to be linked to powerful psychic abilities tied to the X-Men universe. Another well known example is David Brent from the British series The Office, played by Ricky Gervais, whose awkward humor and self importance define the show's mockumentary style. These contrasting portrayals demonstrate how the name David represents vastly different narrative roles, frequently interpreted through modular figure designs for collectors.