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Disney Traditions Lion King Collectable Figurines by Jim Shore

Explore Disney Traditions Lion King collectable figurines by Jim Shore, including Simba, Nala, Timon, Pumbaa, Zazu, Scar and Mufasa pieces inspired by the Pride Lands. This range brings together Disney animal storytelling, carved-look folk-art detail and the warmth of one of Disney's most loved films.

Lion King figurines work beautifully for collectors because the characters offer such different moods. Simba pieces feel hopeful and nostalgic, Timon and Pumbaa add humour and friendship, while Scar and Mufasa bring drama and a stronger story-led display. Together they create a collection with movement, colour and real film identity.

Use this page to browse the main Lion King Disney Traditions range, then move through the side navigation for character pages, scene pieces, retired designs, boxed or unboxed examples and keepsake gift ideas for Disney-loving families.

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Collecting Lion King Disney Traditions figurines

The Lion King works beautifully in the Disney Traditions range because the story is full of warmth, family, friendship and drama. Jim Shore's carved-effect textures and hand-painted folk-art patterns give Simba, Nala, Timon, Pumbaa, Scar and Mufasa a display style that feels rich without losing the emotion of the film.

Collectors can build this range in several ways. Simba pieces make a gentle starting point, Timon and Pumbaa bring humour, while Scar and Mufasa add a stronger story-led edge. Scene figurines are especially useful because they capture more of the Pride Lands in a single piece.

At Collectable Figurines we like Lion King pieces for Disney animal collectors, new baby keepsakes, nursery displays and film-focused shelves. Boxed, unboxed and retired examples all have a place depending on whether the priority is gifting, condition or collectability.

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