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VM Checklist Checklist (Updated 10/15/2013) Park Series #1 - 3” (12/19/08) Wet Paint Donald Future World Mickey (Combo Topper) Bad Apple Space Mountain Paris Contemporary Set (LE 1200) Creepy Wallpaper Monorail Orange Park Series 9 - 3” (2012) Native American Girl ELP Mickey Sonny Eclipse Camp Minnie Mickey Bear Five Legged Goat Figment DCL Lifeboat Animal Kingdom Fruit Bat Orange Owl Jr. Fireworks Adventureland Tiki Castaway Cay Mickey Blue Rabbit Jr. Kermit Primeval Whirl Flick’s Flyers Magical Stars Monstro Fantasyland Dumboi Park Series 13 3” (2013) Monorail Red Norway Troll Disneyland Skyway Three Headed Troll SMRT-1 Wet Paint - Orange (Variant) Lilly Belle Catastrophe Canyon Teacups Wet Paint - Purple (Variant) Dapper Dans Box O’ Bot Yeti WDW Road Sign - Animal Kingdom Frozen Pineapple Drink Injun Joe’s Cave Balloon (Chaser) (Variant) Typhoon Lagoon Gator Claire De Room WDW Road Sign - All Other Guest Phantom Manor Trader Sam/Chief Namee Park Series #2 - 3” (5/22/09) Areas (Variant) Tower of Terror Bellhop (Chaser) Devil Aquaramouse Abraham Lincoln (Chaser) Brave Little Tailor Mickey (Combo Topper) TBA (Chaser) Festival of the Lion King Runaway Brain Mickey (Combo Dapper Dans Yellow (Variant) Mickey (Combo Topper) Little Green Men Topper) Dapper Dans Blue (Variant) The Little Mermaid Dapper Dans Purple (Variant) Haunted Mansion Stretching Room Set Mike Mouse Park Series #7 - 3” Sally Slater Monkey Donald Philharmagic Park Series #9 -Sets Alexander Nitrokoff Panda America on Parade Tomorrowland Spacesuit Man and Woman Hobbs Penny Machine Muppet Vision 3D Spacesuit Man Constance Hatchaway Poncho Tinker Bell’s First Flight Spacesuit Woman Snow White’s Adventure Polynesian Fire Dancer Tower of Terror Regular Set (LE1350) Toon Hole Figment in Spacesuit Park Series 10 - 3” (2012) Bellhop Pongo (Chaser) Star Jets It’s A Small World Clerk Kali River Rapids Cave of Wonders Husband Park Series #3 - 3” (11/20/09) World of Motion Serpent Phantom Manor Wife America Sings Earful Tower DLP Railroad Child Animation Epcot 2000 Moteur Action Stunt Spectacular Big Al Cinderella Castle (Chaser) Orbitron Tower of Terror Variant Set (LE150) Carousel Figment in Yellow Spacesuit (Variant) Swiss Family Tree House Bellhop - Reverse Negative Elephant Bathing Pool MK Mickey (Combo Topper) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril Clerk - Reverse Negative Herbie The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Husband - Reverse Negative Mission Spacesuit Park Series #7 -Sets Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop Wife - Reverse Negative Monorail Blue Main Street Trolley Skull Rock at Adventure Isle Child - Reverse Negative Pirate Auctioneer Horse DLP Space Mountain (Chaser) Toontown Trolley Trolley Urban Series #1 - 3” (3/17/09) WDW Castle Park Series 11 - 3”(2012) Checkered It’s A Small World (Chaser) America on Parade Francis’ Ladybug Boogie El Super Raton Parade Mickey Fun Wheel Mickey Furr Park Series #4 - 3” (4/2/10) Parade Donald King Triton’s Carousel Glow Mickey lasw Leopard Parade Goofy Minnie’s Fly Girls Graffiti Astro Orbiter Monster Inc. Monster DCL Smokestack Kitchen Kaberet Paradise Pier Clown Oopsy EPCOT Center ’82 Mr. Dairy Goods Turtle Talke Crush Pinball Goofy Mustard World of Color Pirates of the Caribbean Monorail Green Broccoli Genie Swiss Cheese Nemo Submarine Ham California Sreamin Who’s There? POTC Guard Dog Rice DJ Gold (Chaser) Spectro Mickey Bonnie Appetite Orange Stinger (Chaser) Tomorrowland Suit Fun Wheel Donald (Variant) Urban Series #2 - 3” (7/24/09) ToT Elevator Tapestry of Nations Sunshine Plaza Mickey (Combo Topper) Chinese Writings The Colonel (Chaser) Sage of Time Chocolate Mickey Bar Plane Crazy Mickey (Combo Topper) Aztec Man Park Series 12 - 3”(2013) Confetti Disc Man Festival of the Lion King Monkey Cosmos Park Series #5 - 3” (10/22/10) Hammered Man Big Thunder Mountain Goat Girlie Pirates Helmsman Inverted Marionette Dinosaur Glass Half Full Mary Poppin's Penguin Inverted Marionette (Jr.) Goofy’s Gas Mickey Cartoon Stitch Mariachi Cobre Paint By Numbers Abominable Snowman Park Series #8 - 3” (2012) Heffalump Patchwork Haunted Mansion Clock Blizzard Beach Snowman Spitting Camel Blue Bear Carousel of Progress John Buddy Winter Summerland Santa Green Bear Buzz's XP-37 Space Cruiser Minnie Moo Teddi Barra Green Tea Mickey (Chaser) Magic Mirror MK 10th Anniv. Ticket Vulture Lightning's Bolt Living Seas Dive Suit Disneyland Monorail Urban Series #3 - 3” (12/17/09) Flowers and Fairies Nautilus Darla (Chaser) Cheeseburger GMR's Anubis EPCOT Retro Map Director Mickey (Combo Topper) Cookie Jar Tom Morrow (Chaser) WDW 25th Anniversary Logo Cursive Sorcerer Mickey (Combo Topper) Robot Chef Park Series #12 -Sets (2013) Diver Safari Truck Country Bear Jamboree (LE 1500) Little Dragon Park Series #6 - 3” (2011) Sorcerer’s Hat Max Palm Trees DHS Clapboard Fort Wilderness Mickey(Chaser) Buff Orange Gears WDW Road Sign Sorcerer’s Hat - Clear (Variant) Melvin Red Gears Steampunk Fly Tigger, Is that you? (LE 2000) Abu WDW Puzzle Lagoon Monster Safari Pooh Wreck It Ralph Wolf Boy Maori Businessman Tigger TBA (Chaser) Watermelon (Chaser) Power Up Red Kitsune Gus and Jaq Set - LE 1500 Urban Series #4 - 3” (6/24/10) Sheep Animation Series #1 3” (1/7/11) Gus Strawberry Field Snake Alice Jaq Yellow Splattered Toaster Peter Pan Big Teeth Bandit Marie Heuy, Dewey & Louie Set- LE 2000 Super Mouse Fun House Mickey (Chaser) Donkey Pinocchio Huey Blackout Sheered Sheep (Variant) Aladdin Dewey Tin Mickey Golden Kitsue (Variant) Fairy Godmother Louie Blocks Red Tone Mickey (Combo Topper) Dodge Heartbroken Frog Prince Astrology 3” (2011) Purple Bear Urban Redux 3” (2013) Quasimodo Aries Orange Bear Ninja Phil Taurus Squares Red Cowboy Mushu Gemini Paint Drip Mickey (Chaser) Ant Farm Pinnochio (Variant) Cancer Tuxedo Monster Pink Elephant - Dark Pink (Chaser) Leo Urban Series #5 - 3” (11/5/10) Pig Bunny Turtle Pink Elephant - Light Pink (Chaser) Virgo Cuppa Tea Space Monkey (Chaser) Pink Elephant - Dark Pink Clear (Chaser) Libra Hippie Red Ninja (Variant) Pink Elephant - Light Pink Clear (Chaser) Scorpio Mickey Argyle Purple Tuxedo Monster (Variant) Simba (Combo Topper) Sagittarius Knight Red Cat (Combo Topper) Capricorn Blue Lava Lamp White Cat (Combo Topper) Animation Series 2 - 3” Aquarious Popcorn Black Cat (Combo Topper) Jose Carioca Pisces Red/Black Gears Bear Flower Punk Rock Each of the 6 artists designed 4 one-of-a- Tinker Bell Beauty and the Beast (2013) Blue/Yellow Gears Bear kind Vinylmations know as a Super Chaser. Dopey Belle Squiddy Super Chasers are not listed due to their Sebastian Beast X-Ray limited availability John Henry Gaston 3D (Chaser) Kim Possible Mr. Potts Tonal Mickey (Combo Topper) Urban Redux Series 2 - 3” (2013) Baloo Monsieur D’Arque Woolly Mammoth Tigger Lumiere Urban Series #6 - 3” (2011) Kissing Bandit Fantasia Donald Paula Cactus Serpant Chicken Little LaFou Cry Baby Girl DJ The Headless Horseman (Chaser) Cogsworth Ice Cream Sundae Vinylmation Radio Fantasia Donald “Dry” (Variant) Phillipe Nature Cycle TBA (Chaser) John Henry “No Shirt” (Variant) Maurice Side Mouse Pink Skull (Combo Topper) Jiminy Crickett (Combo Topper) Prince Adam (Chaser) Spring Day Green Skull (Combo Topper) Claudia (Variant) 1337 Mou53 Yellow Skull (Combo Topper) Animation Series 2 - Sets Laura (Variant) Zipper Big Bad Wolf & the 3 Little Pigs - LE 1200 Sumo Wrestler Alice In Wonderland Big Bad Wolf Behind the Masks Series (2013) Green Thumb Queen of Hearts Fifer Pig (Jr.) Detective Killer Bee Oyster Baby Fiddler Pig (Jr.) Actress Gryffon (Chaser) Tweedle Dee Practical Pig (Jr.) Robber 1337 Mou53 Clear Yellow (Variant) Tweedle Dum Hockey Player 1337 Mou53 Clear Orange (Variant) Caterpillar Rescuers - LE 1200 Spa Lady Blue Thumb (Variant) White Rabbit Benard Surgeon Nature Cycle Blue (Variant) March Hare Bianca Scuba Diver Two Tone Yellow Mickey(Combo Mad Hatter Ninja Topper) Dodo Special Edition Karate Guy Hedgehog Rhino w/ Ball LE 1000 Sleep Lady Urban Series #7 - 3” (2011) Cheshire Cat Master Mind Squirrel Dinah (Chaser) Animation Series #3 (2013) Masked Wrestler (Chaser) Penguin Hedgehog - Pink (Variant) Mowgli Cyclops Mad Hatter - Socks (Variant) Stitch Behind the Mask Series 2 (2013, SDCC) Juke Box Ludwig Von Drake Mickey Mouse Retro Phone Alice In wonderland Sets Perdita Dumbo Psychedelic Mouse AIW- Cheshire Cat Set 3” Pascal Maleficent Alien Cheshire Cat Grumpy Merlin Paint Splatter Invisible Cheshire Cat Robin Hood Jack Skellington Zombie School Girl Ace of Clubs Stitch Spaghetti and Meatballs AIW Flowers Set 3” Basil of Baker St. Evil Queen Dizturbed AIW Rose Eeyore Madame Mim Zombie Bunny Suit (chaser) AIW Daffodil Panchito Solid Green Alien (Variant) AIW Dandelion Nessie (Chaser) Big Eyes - 3” (5/14/10) Black Rotary Phone (Variant) AIW Pansy Red Pascal (Variant) Big Eyes Mickey Smoke Paint Splatter (Variant) Thumper (Combo Topper) Big Eyes Minnie Green Cyclops (Variant) Queen and King 3”/Jr. Set Big Eyes Pluto Sliver and Gold Mickey (Topper) Queen of Hearts Fox and the Hound - LE 2500 Big Eyes Goofy King Copper Big Eyes Stitch Urban Series #8 - 3” (2011) Tod Big Eyes Marie Warrior Animal Kingdom Set - 3” (2010) Big Eyes Donald Beaded Cheetah Stabbington Brothers- LE 1000 Big Eyes Buzz Lightyear Purple Raccoon Bear Stabbington Brother (Patch) Big Eyes Grumpy Hot Dog Ox Stabbington Brother Big Eyes Tinker Bell Beatnik Black Panther Big Eyes Mike Wazowski Rudos Gorilla Dumbo/Timothy 9”/Jr Set- LE 250 Big Eyes Pie Eyed Mickey Yellow Robot Giraffe Dumbo 9” Break Dancer Leopard Timothy Mouse Jr. Brave Set (2012) Barricade Polar Bear Merida - 3” Tree Frog Tiger Animation
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