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Checklist (Updated 8/15/2013) 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 Coming Soon! SMRT-1 Wet Paint - Orange (Variant) Lilly Belle Teacups Wet Paint - Purple (Variant) Dapper Dans Urban Series #1 - 3” (3/17/09) Yeti WDW Road Sign - Animal Kingdom Frozen Pineapple Drink Checkered Balloon (Chaser) (Variant) Typhoon Lagoon Gator El Super Raton WDW Road Sign - All Other Guest Phantom Manor Furr Park Series #2 - 3” (5/22/09) Areas (Variant) Tower of Terror Bellhop (Chaser) Glow Mickey Aquaramouse Abraham Lincoln (Chaser) Brave Little Tailor Mickey (Combo Topper) Graffiti Festival of the Lion King Runaway Brain Mickey (Combo Dapper Dans Yellow (Variant) Monster Little Green Men Topper) Dapper Dans Blue (Variant) Oopsy The Little Mermaid Dapper Dans Purple (Variant) Pinball Mike Mouse Park Series #7 - 3” Pirates of the Caribbean Monkey Donald Philharmagic Park Series #9 -Sets Swiss Cheese Panda America on Parade Tomorrowland Spacesuit Man and Woman Who’s There? Penny Machine Muppet Vision 3D Spacesuit Man Gold (Chaser) Poncho Tinker Bell’s First Flight Spacesuit Woman Snow White’s Adventure Polynesian Fire Dancer Urban Series #2 - 3” (7/24/09) Toon Hole Figment in Spacesuit Park Series 10 - 3” (2012) Chinese Writings Pongo (Chaser) Star Jets It’s A Small World Chocolate Mickey Bar Kali River Rapids Cave of Wonders Confetti Park Series #3 - 3” (11/20/09) World of Motion Serpent Phantom Manor Cosmos America Sings Earful Tower DLP Railroad Girlie Animation Epcot 2000 Moteur Action Stunt Spectacular Glass Half Full Big Al Cinderella Castle (Chaser) Orbitron Mickey Cartoon Carousel Figment in Yellow Spacesuit (Variant) Swiss Family Tree House Paint By Numbers Elephant Bathing Pool MK Mickey (Combo Topper) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril Patchwork Herbie The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror Blue Bear Mission Spacesuit Park Series #7 -Sets Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop Green Bear Monorail Blue Main Street Trolley Skull Rock at Adventure Isle Green Tea Mickey (Chaser) Pirate Auctioneer Horse DLP Space Mountain (Chaser) Toontown Trolley Trolley Urban Series #3 - 3” (12/17/09) WDW Castle Park Series 11 - 3”(2012) Cheeseburger It’s A Small World (Chaser) America on Parade Francis’ Ladybug Boogie Cookie Jar Parade Mickey Fun Wheel Mickey Cursive Park Series #4 - 3” (4/2/10) Parade Donald King Triton’s Carousel Diver lasw Leopard Parade Goofy Minnie’s Fly Girls Little Dragon Astro Orbiter Monster Inc. Palm Trees DCL Smokestack Kitchen Kaberet Paradise Pier Clown Orange Gears EPCOT Center ’82 Mr. Dairy Goods Turtle Talke Crush Red Gears Goofy Mustard World of Color Steampunk Monorail Green Broccoli Genie WDW Puzzle Nemo Submarine Ham California Sreamin Wolf Boy POTC Guard Dog Rice DJ Watermelon (Chaser) Spectro Mickey Bonnie Appetite Orange Stinger (Chaser) Tomorrowland Suit Fun Wheel Donald (Variant) Urban Series #4 - 3” (6/24/10) ToT Elevator Tapestry of Nations Sunshine Plaza Mickey (Combo Topper) Strawberry Field The Colonel (Chaser) Sage of Time Yellow Splattered Plane Crazy Mickey (Combo Topper) Aztec Man Park Series 12 - 3”(2013) Big Teeth Disc Man Festival of the Lion King Monkey Super Mouse Park Series #5 - 3” (10/22/10) Hammered Man Big Thunder Mountain Goat Blackout Pirates Helmsman Inverted Marionette Dinosaur Tin Mickey Mary Poppin's Penguin Inverted Marionette (Jr.) Goofy’s Gas Blocks Stitch Mariachi Cobre Heartbroken Abominable Snowman Park Series #8 - 3” (2012) Heffalump Purple Bear Haunted Mansion Clock Blizzard Beach Snowman Spitting Camel Orange Bear Carousel of Progress John Buddy Winter Summerland Santa Squares Buzz's XP-37 Space Cruiser Minnie Moo Teddi Barra Paint Drip Mickey (Chaser) Magic Mirror MK 10th Anniv. Ticket Vulture Lightning's Bolt Living Seas Dive Suit Disneyland Monorail Urban Series #5 - 3” (11/5/10) Flowers and Fairies Nautilus Darla (Chaser) Cuppa Tea GMR's Anubis EPCOT Retro Map Director Mickey (Combo Topper) Hippie Tom Morrow (Chaser) WDW 25th Anniversary Logo Mickey Argyle Sorcerer Mickey (Combo Topper) Robot Chef Park Series #12 -Sets (2013) Knight Safari Truck Country Bear Jamboree (LE 1500) Blue Lava Lamp Park Series #6 - 3” (2011) Sorcerer’s Hat Max Popcorn DHS Clapboard Fort Wilderness Mickey(Chaser) Buff Red/Black Gears Bear WDW Road Sign Sorcerer’s Hat - Clear (Variant) Melvin Punk Rock Blue/Yellow Gears Bear Each of the 6 artists designed 4 one-of-a- Fiddler Pig (Jr.) Madame Mim Squiddy kind Vinylmations know as a Super Chaser. Practical Pig (Jr.) X-Ray Super Chasers are not listed due to their Big Eyes - 3” (5/14/10) 3D (Chaser) limited availability Rescuers - LE 1200 Big Eyes Mickey Tonal Mickey (Combo Topper) Benard Big Eyes Minnie Urban Redux Series 2 - 3” (2013) Bianca Big Eyes Pluto Urban Series #6 - 3” (2011) Coming Soon Big Eyes Goofy Cactus Special Edition Big Eyes Stitch Cry Baby Alice In Wonderland Rhino w/ Ball LE 1000 Big Eyes Marie Ice Cream Sundae Queen of Hearts Big Eyes Donald Nature Cycle Oyster Baby Animation Series #3 (2013) Big Eyes Buzz Lightyear Side Mouse Tweedle Dee Mowgli Big Eyes Grumpy Spring Day Tweedle Dum Stitch Big Eyes Tinker Bell 1337 Mou53 Caterpillar Ludwig Von Drake Big Eyes Mike Wazowski Zipper White Rabbit Perdita Big Eyes Pie Eyed Mickey Sumo Wrestler March Hare Pascal Green Thumb Mad Hatter Grumpy California Adventure Series (2012) Killer Bee Dodo Robin Hood Grizzly River Run Gryffon (Chaser) Hedgehog Ace of Clubs Cars Land 1337 Mou53 Clear Yellow (Variant) Cheshire Cat Basil of Baker St. Condor Flats 1337 Mou53 Clear Orange (Variant) Dinah (Chaser) Eeyore Ariel’s Undersea Adventure Blue Thumb (Variant) Hedgehog - Pink (Variant) Panchito Hollywood Picture Backlot Nature Cycle Blue (Variant) Mad Hatter - Socks (Variant) Nessie (Chaser) Red Car Trolley Two Tone Yellow Mickey(Combo Red Pascal (Variant) Topper) Alice In wonderland Sets Thumper (Combo Topper) Chinese Zodiac Series AIW- Cheshire Cat Set 3” Dog Urban Series #7 - 3” (2011) Cheshire Cat Fox and the Hound - LE 2500 Dragon Squirrel Invisible Cheshire Cat Copper Horse Penguin Tod Monkey Cyclops AIW Flowers Set 3” Ox Juke Box AIW Rose Stabbington Brothers- LE 1000 Pig Retro Phone AIW Daffodil Stabbington Brother (Patch) Rabbit Psychedelic Mouse AIW Dandelion Stabbington Brother Ram Alien AIW Pansy Rat Paint Splatter Dumbo/Timothy 9”/Jr Set- LE 250 Rooster Zombie School Girl Queen and King 3”/Jr. Set Dumbo 9” Snake Spaghetti and Meatballs Queen of Hearts Timothy Mouse Jr. Tiger Dizturbed King Zombie Bunny Suit (chaser) Animation Series 4 - 3” (2013) Clear Series #1 - 3” (7/16/09) Solid Green Alien (Variant) Animal Kingdom Set - 3” (2010) Coming Soon Clear Black Black Rotary Phone (Variant) Cheetah Clear Dark Blue Smoke Paint Splatter (Variant) Bear Astrology 3” (2011) Clear Dark Green Green Cyclops (Variant) Ox Aries Clear Light Blue Sliver and Gold Mickey (Topper) Black Panther Taurus Clear Light Green Gorilla Gemini Clear Magenta Urban Series #8 - 3” (2011) Giraffe Cancer Clear Orange Warrior Leopard Leo Clear Pink Beaded Polar Bear Virgo Clear Purple Purple Raccoon Tiger Libra Clear Red Hot Dog White Tiger Scorpio Clear Yellow Beatnik Zebra Sagittarius Clear White (Chaser) Rudos Lion Capricorn Yellow Robot Aquarious Celebrations (2011) Break Dancer Animation Series #1 3” (1/7/11) Pisces 1st Visit (WDW) Barricade Alice 1st Visit (DLR) Tree Frog Peter Pan Beauty and the Beast (2013) 1st Visit (DLP) Cave Drawings Marie Belle 1st Visit (TDL) Gnome (Chaser) Donkey Pinocchio Beast 1st Visit (HKDL) Barricade Orange (Variant) Aladdin Gaston It’s a Boy Rudos Black Suit (Variant) Fairy Godmother Mr. Potts It’s a Girl Two Tone Gray Mickey (Combo Topper) Dodge Monsieur D’Arque The Graduate Frog Prince Lumiere Happy Birthday Urban Series #9 - 3” (2012) Quasimodo Paula Blue Ribbon Chandelier Phil LaFou Groom Elephant Kid Mushu Cogsworth Bride Fly Pinnochio (Variant) Phillipe Thank you Lagoon Monster Pink Elephant - Dark Pink (Chaser) Maurice Party Time Maori Businessman Pink Elephant - Light Pink (Chaser) Prince Adam (Chaser) Power Up Pink Elephant - Dark Pink Clear (Chaser) Claudia (Variant) Celebrations 2 (2012) Red Kitsune Pink Elephant - Light Pink Clear (Chaser) Laura (Variant) It’s a Boy Mickey Sheep Simba (Combo Topper) It’s a Girl Minnie Snake Behind the Masks Series (2013) Toaster Animation Series 2 - 3” Detective Classic Collection Series (2012) Bandit Jose Carioca Actress Mickey Mouse Fun House Mickey (Chaser) Flower Robber Minnie Mouse Sheered Sheep (Variant) Tinker Bell Hockey Player Percy Pig Golden Kitsue (Variant) Dopey Spa Lady Dippy Dawg Red Tone Mickey (Combo Topper) Sebastian Surgeon Horace Horsecollar John Henry Scuba Diver Pluto Urban Redux 3” (2013) Kim Possible Ninja Pete Ninja Baloo Karate Guy Donald Red Cowboy Tigger Sleep Lady Claribelle Ant Farm Fantasia Donald Master Mind Clara Cluck Tuxedo Monster Chicken Little Masked Wrestler (Chaser) Giddy Goat Pig Bunny Turtle The Headless Horseman (Chaser) Oswald (Chaser) Space Monkey (Chaser) Fantasia Donald “Dry” (Variant) Behind the Mask Series 2 (2013, SDCC) Red Ninja (Variant) John Henry “No Shirt” (Variant) Mickey Mouse Color
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