Every Ashe figure and statue compared

Ashe's two premium pieces both depict her base Frost Archer look, in very different formats. Jimei Palace's 1/6 statue is the grail: 33 cm of resin (transparent resin, PU and PVC) with Ashe half-crouched drawing the Bow of True Ice on an ice-themed base, a limited edition of 300. It retailed around $365.99 in early 2024 but sold out fast — Hoarden tracks asks around $820, roughly 2.2× retail, the biggest premium of any Ashe piece. (Note: despite the price, no LED lighting is documented for it.) The other route is articulation: Hot Toys' VGM60 ($319.99, 1/6, ~28 cm) is a fully poseable figure of base Ashe as she appears in the League Season Start 2024 cinematic — 30 points of articulation, the Bow of True Ice, icy arrows, Ranger's Focus and Enchanted Crystal Arrow effect parts, and a wintery base. Crucially it's NOT a Heartseeker or alternate skin — it's base Ashe — and unlike the Jimei it's still in stock at retailers (~$408 resale), so buying new beats chasing the secondary market.

For the PROJECT skin rather than base Ashe, the standout is Apex Innovation's PROJECT APEX Ashe: a 1/8-scale (25 cm), articulated action figure of her cyberpunk PROJECT look, with an LED light-up hood, an interchangeable unmasked head, swappable hands, and three ability-effect pieces (Volley, Hawkshot Drone, and the Enchanted Crystal Arrow ultimate). It's an open edition from 2022, still orderable from import dealers. One pricing note worth flagging: the widely-quoted “$260” figure is 260 Canadian dollars on a Canadian retailer (roughly $190 USD), not a $260 US price — Riot's own store lists the figure with no price at all. Hoarden tracks US asks around $123, so the secondary market actually runs below that import sticker. If you want PROJECT Ashe as a poseable LED figure, this is the piece.

Riot's own line covers Ashe's affordable display options across three skins. The Ashe Unlocked statue ($75, 25.9 cm PVC/ABS, 2018) has a nice distinction: it's #001, the very first statue in Riot's Unlocked line (made by PureArts, the same line as Vi and Jhin Unlocked) — base-skin Ashe, now retired, asking ~$127. The Championship Ashe Figure XL ($32.50, 15.2 cm) is the larger “XL” version of Riot's chibi figure line — Championship Ashe seated on the Throne of the Frost Archer — also retired (~£31). And the Fae Dragon Ashe Figure ($34.99, 12 cm, Series 4 #25) is the one you can still buy new at Riot, depicting her Fae Dragon skin and shipping with a free in-game summoner icon. Three different skins, three price points, all from Riot directly — a good affordable spread if you don't need a premium statue.

For a poseable base-skin Ashe at the low end, the Nendoroid Ashe (#1698, Good Smile, ~10 cm) is the answer — chibi Ashe “the Frost Archer” with three face plates (serious, combat, smiling), her bow and arrow, a hawk-spirit part, and an Enchanted Crystal Arrow effect part. It released July 2022 at ¥7,300 (Good Smile publishes no official USD price; US retail ran roughly $60–68), and asks around $99 now. It's base Ashe — no alternate skin. As with every Nendoroid, this is the most-bootlegged figure format in the hobby, so check the logo and box print if you buy secondhand. For most people who just want an affordable, characterful Ashe figure, this is the easy pick over the premium statues.

One Ashe entry is a multi-champion set: the PROJECT: Team Minis Bundle ($35, 2017), a five-figure box of the PROJECT skin line — PROJECT Katarina, Ashe, Yasuo, Zed, and Lucian. Ashe appears in her cyberpunk PROJECT skin, one of the five, and the set sold only as a complete bundle (now retired). Worth knowing to avoid a buying mistake: this is the “#02” Team Minis set, and there's a separately-listed “PROJECT: Team Minis Set 2” that is NOT a second batch of these same champions — it's a different, later set (PROJECT Vi, Leona, Vayne, Ekko, Fiora) with no Ashe in it. So if you specifically want a PROJECT Ashe mini, it's this original bundle you're after, not the “Set 2.”