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Second Wave Of Dimebag Darrell Figures With Beer And ‘Cowboys From Hell’ Shirts Released

Super7 have released a second wave of Dimebag Darrell ReAction figures, in beer and “Cowboys From Hell” shirts.

Dimebag Darrell Reaction Figures
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Super7 have released a second wave of Dimebag Darrell ReAction figures, in beer and Cowboys From Hell shirts.

Super7 have added two more Dimebag Darrell figures to their ReAction line. The second wave puts the late Pantera guitarist in his yellow beer shirt and in a Cowboys From Hell logo shirt, and both are available now through the company’s site, with shipping from September.

Each figure stands 3.75 inches with five points of articulation and painted tattoo detailing, matching the scale Super7 uses across the ReAction range.

Both come with a guitar accessory modelled on the Slime Dime and a strap, plus an exclusive Dimebag Darrell signature pick, a .88 gauge, made to match the guitar it ships with. Packaging follows the line’s usual full-colour blistered cardback.

The first wave landed in August 2025 with a single figure, Culprit, which had him in the oversized razorblade necklace with the pink beard and a removable Culprit CherryBomb guitar.

Super7‘s ReAction music range also covers Ghost, Lemmy Kilmister, Mötley Crüe, Bon Scott, Spinal Tap, the DescendentsMilo, Green Day, the Beastie Boys and The Notorious B.I.G.

Darrell Abbott co-founded Pantera in 1981 with his older brother, drummer Vinnie Paul. The band moved from glam metal into the groove metal sound they became known for after Phil Anselmo joined, and Cowboys From Hell in 1990, the album the second shirt references was the record that took them beyond Texas.

After Pantera ended, the brothers formed Damageplan in 2003. Dimebag was shot and killed onstage during a Damageplan performance at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio on 8 December 2004. He was 38. Three other people died in the attack. Vinnie Paul died in 2018.

Pantera returned in 2022 with Anselmo and bassist Rex Brown alongside Zakk Wylde and Charlie Benante, and spent three years supporting Metallica on the “M72” tour, which finished in July.

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