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Big Chief Studios 1/6 Scale Thunderbirds Action Figures Are Go

Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures - Scott Tracy — Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures – Scott Tracy

Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures - Virgil Tracy — Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures – Virgil Tracy

Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures - Alan Tracy — Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures – Alan Tracy

Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures - Gordon Tracy — Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures – Gordon Tracy

Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures - John Tracy — Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures – John Tracy

Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures - Parker — Thunderbirds 1/6 Scale Action Figures – Parker

Funko Pop! Thunderbirds Are Go

Funko Pop! Thunderbirds - Brains — Funko Pop! Thunderbirds – Brains

Funko Pop! Thunderbirds - Lady Penelope — Funko Pop! Thunderbirds – Lady Penelope

Funko Pop! Thunderbirds - Parker — Funko Pop! Thunderbirds – Parker

Thunderbirds Co-Op Game

Modiphius Entertainment makes a Thunderbirds co-op board game. This was apparently released in 2015 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Thunderbirds debut in 1965.

I happen to be a bit of a Thunderbirds fanatic–I’ve made my kids watch all of the episodes and the two movies several times–so I’m the sort of person who would be fine playing Thunderbirds Monopoly.

If you’re not such a Thunderbirds aficionado, the good news is that the game was developed by Matt Leacock, the designer behind classic co-op board games such as Pandemic and Forbidden Island. The reviews I’ve seen of it suggest it’s a fun experience even if you’re unfamiliar with the TV show.

Also, it turns out that there was a Thunderbirds video game released for the PS2 in 2000. At the bottom of this post is a YouTube Let’s Play of the game, but sadly it looks absolutely dreadful (as in the Thunderbirds have missiles and other weapons on their vehicles, because reasons).

Thunderbirds Mini-Model Kits Are Go

Aoshima Models is planning to release these Thunderbirds Mini-Model kits in September 2013 for about $13 each. These require assembly, glue and paint to complete, which means I would totally screw them up.