Thundercats Panthro

The Thundercats' blue-grey engineer, built up panel by panel — nunchucks in the box. This is a snap-together, kit-style fan sculpt of Panthro, the burly mechanic-warrior of the Thundercats, supplied as a body (no base) plus his trademark weapon. The preview render pushes that weapon to the front: a pair of stout, bone-shaped batons joined by heavy chain links — the nunchaku he whirls in a scrap. The chunky, plated surfacing is deliberate, giving the retro model-kit look where each section reads as a moulded panel rather than smooth skin. It's aimed at cartoon-nostalgia collectors and display builders: a shelf piece, a desk companion, or a satisfying multi-part assembly for fans of 80s animation. Marry body to nunchucks, prime, and paint him in that unmistakable slate-blue. Print notes • Two files — assemble the main body, then clip or pin the nunchucks into the gripping hand. • The flat kit facets print cleanly on FDM at 0.12–0.16 mm; resin sharpens the chain and face if you want crisper detail. • Lay the nunchucks flat with light supports under the chain; the body wants supports beneath chin, arms and overhangs. • No base is included — mount on a coin, a magnet, or a custom disc. • Pin the arms with 1 mm rod before gluing for a stronger bond.