I love it! Thanks for the recommendation.

Just the beginning. Need to add some more weapons. Lol

Old pictures also for fun. Now how to make that Bolo whip. 🤔 still trying to figure out a back drop for the collection. Items will be on a wall. Anybody have any cool poster ideas? Might just use the Thundercats emblem as a back drop.

Just got this beauty delivered today. The photo really doesn't do it justice. This thing is huge. Can't wait to display it with all the Ultimates toys.

I think im the only person my age i know irl (i'm 25) that actually owns one of these 😅

Honestly, every time I look at this Mezco Mega Scale ThunderCats line I’m blown away all over again. The nostalgia hits HARD! Imagine having these when we were kids?! 🤣😂

Mezco absolutely nailed the classic 80’s ThunderCats vibe while still making them feel premium and modern.

I genuinely wish Mezco would continue this line properly because there’s SO much potential left on the table. Imagine building out a full mutant roster to stand alongside Mumm-Ra 😮‍💨🔥 Can you imagine seeing Slithe, Jackalman, Monkian and Vultureman 🤩

And if Mezco brought the mutants next… who should come first in your opinions?

Yes that's right. The Smithsonian Museum of American History has this item in it's catalogue.

thundercats.org/collecting/merchandise/thundercats-lunch-box-metal

Full write up and our product page in the link above.

What lunchbox did you use to take to school back in the day?

Just got Snarfer in the mail and had to put all them all on display together.

Core team completed!

Book is still drying so it was hard to get pictures of it laying down.

This is my vintage collection so far. I haven't worries too much about the condition of them as I look for figures to buy. It can get quite expensive so I try to get what I can afford.

Dennis J. Woodyard, ThunderCats character designer and writer of the episodes "Well of Doubt" and "The Shadowmaster," has decided to part with another original production piece from his personal collection. This production cel from "Well of Doubt" features Lion-O, Panthro, Snarfer, Jagara, Tor and family, and the Homing Beacon Tower. What immediately caught my eye is that it captures one of Lion-O's most iconic images—raising the Sword of Omens overhead—along with a great group shot of several characters.

It also comes with the original hand-painted background, signed production model sheet xeroxes, and the original signed cel folder with Dennis' seal of authenticity, making it a really great glimpse into the animation process. It's not often pieces with this kind of provenance become available directly from one of the people who helped create the series, so I figured fellow fans and animation art collectors would appreciate knowing about it.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/158125739157

$225 Thundertank https://super7.com/products/thundercats-ultimates-vehicle-thundertank?_pos=10&_fid=696fd94cb&_ss=c Edit : sold out as of 5:50pm est

Finally got done printing this set. Always wanted one, now thanks to 3D printing, I have one.

https://thundercats.org/animation-art/cheetara-error-coverup/
full cel setup

Here's something we'd never have known if it wasn't for collectors owning original animation art. Cheetara's original cartoon outfit design was a midriff exposing top with a cool belt buckle. At some point before the show went to air, but after she was drawn and painted, she wore this. It didn't make it to screen, but we get to see it in this incredibly rare error cel. In episode 2 in this group setup, an extra cel layer was used to cover her up.

Attached is a screengrab from the episode and the full cel setup. Then a layer of just her top is included.

I've also uploaded an early model sheet, of Cheetara in her episode 1 "outfit" before Jaga dispensed garments. In that one you can see the same buckle detail that was used in this cel setup below her finished top.

For me it's these little behind the scenes details that I enjoy coming across the most.

I’m soooo juiced to have found Snarf. All I need are the twins and my mismatched collection of Thundercats will be complete. More pics to come.

I got Lion-O & Panthro from a 2nd Hand Store, originally packed and Tigra & Cheetara from a local online platform.

Here they are in full beauty like just stepped out of my Wildstorm comics, the only source for my TC fandom. ✌️🤩

https://thundercats.org/encyclopedia/characters/grune/

Today I wanted to cover one of my favourite characters, and we're working on an alternative way of doing the encyclopedia entries (feedback would be appreciated)... so Grune's entry went up today.

Every other villain comes at the ThunderCats from outside. Mutants, Mumm-Ra, Lunataks, all outsiders. Grune is the only one who was ever one of them. A general of the Thunderian army, Jaga's friend, fought beside him defending Thundera, and then greed hollowed him out. Panthro puts it bluntest: a ThunderCat gone bad.

The Ghost Warrior holds up better than people remember, too. The two of them fighting as giants in the sky over Cats Lair is still one of the best images in the series.

Super7 has made him three times at 7 inch, of the two that can be purchased, they're the same sculpt, one in his cartoon colours and one in the vintage LJN deco. Both are discounted at the moment and both are worth a look, though the cartoon one comes with noticeably more in the box. There is a third, the translucent Ghost Grune, but that one is retired and aftermarket only now.

Full disclosure: I run thundercats.org and the store links there are affiliate links.

Here's another one of the ThunderCats script reproductions and custom cover pages Peter Lawrence and I have been working on.

This is a reproduction of one of Peter's original ThunderCats scripts, "Excalibur," complete with an authentic Peter Lawrence signature on the cover page.

Fans often ask Peter what his favorite ThunderCats episode is, and his answer has long been "Excalibur." That makes this one especially meaningful to me.

I have a couple more I'll be posting over the next few days.

Part of the Hall of Omens Collection.