| Cosmocats WilyKit | |
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| Company | Al-Es |
| Features | 5 points of articulation |
| Accessories | Spaceboard |
| Size | 4" |
| Asst. # | 3544 |
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WilyKit was one of the first ThunderCats action figures produced in the second series of ThunderCats toys by Al-Es. The figure was based on the original 1980s cartoon version of WilyKit.
Standing a solid 4 inches tall, the WilyKit figure had poseable arms, legs and head, thanks to 5 points of articulation. In comparison, the PVC WilyKit figure that came with the Cosmocats Cheetara figure had no points of articulation. The figure also came equipped with a Spaceboard.
This particular WilyKit figure was released as a member of the ThunderCats "Companions" sub-line which included the ThunderKittens, the Berbils, Snarf and Ma-Mutt. The Companion figures were packaged on slightly smaller backing cards than the adult ThunderCats figures. Also the cards were illustrated with a scenic mountain landscape.
Al-Es made and/or repackaged the LJN ThunderCats toys for the Italian and French markets. In France, their toys' packaging had "Cosmocats" printed on them instead of "ThunderCats".
Features[]
Poseable limbs and head: The WilyKit figure had 5 points of articulation, 2 at the shoulders, 2 at the hips and 1 at the neck. These points allowed the figure to be posed in a variety of action poses.
Accessories[]
Spaceboard: Made of a red plastic with parts painted grey the Spaceboard had tiny pegs which would fit into the figure's feet, allowing the figure to stand on the Spaceboard.
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| Spaceboard Front | Spaceboard Back |
Cosmocats vs LJN[]
The Cosmocats WilyKit was identical in every aspect to its LJN counterpart. Only the packaging was different.
Foreign Variations and Releases[]
- Rainbow Toys WilyKit
- Childbro WilyKit
- LJN WilyKit
Gallery[]
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| WilyKit Loose (front) |
WilyKit Loose (back) |
WilyKit with Spaceboard |
WilyKit with Spaceboard (front) |
WilyKit with Spaceboard (back) |