Good guys (fluffy-cats?) are the outer pair
(red bases); Thundercats which I
could look up but can't be bothered to, one's a lion/man the other a
panther/person . . . I think! The bad guys (blue bases, smelly-cats!) seem to
be based on a simian of some kind and an explosion of purple crazy-string!
Seven years in a storage facility's
shipping container has somewhat dried-out the blue inc-pads - found in the cap
- but the two red ones are still going strong (good always triumphs over evil!)
and they produce 20mm paper flats . . . sort of!
As you can see - from the risks our
'Berserker' takes on your behalf - they are 65mm if you remove the stamp and
stamp/ink-cap. And it won't have escaped your notice that their role as handles
leaves them a bit statue'y - Oscars for kids!
It's funny - of all the stuff I missed
gallivanting around as an adolescent farmer, soldier, ski-instructor and
festival-goer (box ticking!), these were probably the one's I know least about,
I caught the odd episode of He-Man,
watched the rise of the execrable Scrappy-Doo, joined some late-night stuff sobering-up
with a microwaved pasty occasionally (Serenity,
Terrahawk re-runs), saw PC'd TMHT quickly revert to TMNT in the early nineties after I
returned to UK, but never really had much awareness of the Thundercats (or the various giant robot ones!), yet I have managed
to accrue quite a bit of it in the last few years, even the last few months - I
scored a bunch at a charity shop back in September, in two scales.
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