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The artwork for this set comes from Axel Giménez, StarCrusader, Dark Horse’s Art of He-Man, He-Man World, eBay auctions, and my own photos and scans.
Unfortunately, I don’t know of any cross sell-style artwork for the Eternia playset other than the red line art featured on the back of the Eternia box.
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Here is the 1986 Mattel Toys Dealer Catalog. Intended for retailers, Mattel’s dealer catalogs showcased all the latest and greatest releases, along with existing products within its various current (at the time) toy lines. New releases included:
Flying Fists He-Man
Terror Claws Skeletor
Hurricane Hordak
Rokkon
Stonedar
Rio Blast
Snout Spout
Extendar
King Hiss
Rattlor
Tung Lashor
Dragstor
Horde Trooper
Multi-Bot
Slime Pit
Horde Slime
Monstroid
Mantisaur
Laser Bolt
Blasterhawk
Fright Fighter
Stilt Stalkers
Megalaser
Jet Sled
Eternia
Masters of the Universe VCR Game (apparently never produced)
Snake Mountain Rescue Game
Battle For Eternia Game
1986 saw quite an ambitious line-up of vehicles, figures, playsets and games. Not every item was an instant classic (I think the heroic warriors lineup for 1986 was particularly weak), but the scope of the line by this year was impressive.
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