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Check out our gallery of Funko’s Thundercats Pop! Vinyl Figures. Lion-O and the gang have gotten the stylized Pop! treatment and the result are some of the best Pop! figures that you can buy now. Lion-O, Mumm-Ra, Panthro, Cheetara, and Snarf comprise the first wave of figures. While there’s no word on a second wave, enough characters didn’t make the cut to easily get at least one more set from the line, and hopefully more. The toys come courtesy of site sponsor Entertainment Earth.

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Read on to read a short review and to check out the photos.

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Hallmark has released this years new Holiday Ornaments. Included, for the first time, is a Thundercats Holiday Ornament depicting the classic version of Lion-O. The Lion-O Holiday Ornament is currently selling for $14.95 at Hallmarks stores nationwide.

I have purchased the ornament and have taken a photo shoot to share with our readers. Click the headline of the story to check out 15 photos newly released item.

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To go along with the Thundertank gallery, Tony Bacala has also done a detailed gallery for the other Thundercats item from Icon Heroes. Check out our gallery of the Thundercats Minimates directly from San Diego Comic-Con 2012

Click the headline of the story to check them out.

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Site owner Tony Bacala is at San Diego Comic-Con 2012. He has setup a mini studio at the hotel and has taken a great gallery of the Icon Heroes Thundertank Statue. There’s a special appearance by the Thundercats Minimates as well.

Read on to check it out.

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Diamond Select Toys and Icon Heroes are teaming up to release a box set of Thundercats Minimates. These will be available from Action Figure XPress at San Diego Comic-Con (pre-order for show pick up Here). The set include Lion-O, Panthro, Spirit of Jaga, Mumm-Ra (Mummy version) and Snarf.

Now DST has posted a nice gallery of the figures. We’ve mirrored the images. They can be seen by clicking the headline of the story.

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Lion-O was an excellent start to the Thundercats Classics line. Tygra has cemented it for me though. Let’s hope this isn’t the last figure we see in the line and that more come in the future. Here is a gallery of Thundercats Classics Tygra.

Check out the images by clicking the headline of the story.

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Check out our gallery of Mezco’s Thundercats 14″ Mega Scale Lion-O. It’s a lot more like a slightly poseable statue than a full blown figure. But, as you can see from the photos, Lion-O is extremely detailed and has some great paint applications.

Click the headline of the story for the photos.

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Today we have a nice quick photo shoot of 6 inch Mumm Ra for you guys. This figure comes from the recently released Thundercats 2011 6 inch scale, which is based off the modern interpretation of the characters from the new show. (Classics are 8 inch scale).

Check out some shots of what the figure can do by reading the full story.

You can see some additional pics of the 6 inch figures, including some from forum member GogDog, here: Post pics of your 6″ modern figs! (Discussion)

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After finally scoring some Thundercats toys (finally), I wanted to get up a detailed look at the Thundertank. As I had expected, the vehicle is an excellent display piece and goes well with the 4″ figures. It’s sturdy, has some nice play features and even some lights and sounds.

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Check out a detailed photo shoot of Bandai’s Classics Lion-O Toys R Us Exclusive version. This was released at San Diego Comic Con by Toys R Us through the Entertainment Earth booth, and as well as TRU’s website soon after. They have since sold out.

This version has metallic paint, chrome weapons, a stand for Lion-O’s equipment (reminiscent of one seen in the original cartoon), along with detailing and weathering paint accents.

Check all the pics, then let us know what you think in the discussion thread here!