Looking for statue thing - difficult to describe.

[Skil Phil]

In the 60's there were a set of comic type statues for painting that were I think resin.
This was about the time that Rat Fink came on the scene. They looked like something that could have come from MAD magazine.
I remember the weight lifter with bulging, veined eyeballs and burst biceps and I think the barbell was nailed to the floor.
They were about 100mm (4") high.
I also remember a surfer and scuba diver
Anybody remember and are there still around?
Thanks
Phil

[CallSignOWL]

I think I might know what youre talking about....?

like these??

[Manny1943]

Or maybe the Jimmy Flintbone characters???

[Skil Phil]

Or maybe the Jimmy Flintbone characters???

Not quite. Has some interesting stuff though. Like the gear shift knobs.
Phil

[LyleW]

I remember those. I think Owl nailed.it.

[Skil Phil]

I think I might know what youre talking about....? like these??

That is close. Maybe even the same.
I do not remember it as a kit but memory does some strange things as you age
Are they still available? If so any leads?
Thanks OWL.
Phil

[LyleW]

I also had a number of stand alone plastic figures that were molded. Same idea.

[Skil Phil]

I am sure the ones I had were stand alone figures.
Would like to find a source. Stand alone or kit.
Bit of comic relief.
Phil

[Sprue-ce Goose]

Lindberg re-issued those "Weird-Ohs" kits a few years ago.
Round Two now owns the Hawk name and molds.

http://www.round2models.com

[Skil Phil]

Lindberg re-issued those "Weird-Ohs" kits a few years ago.
Round Two now owns the Hawk name and molds.

Thanks for the link. Nothing on their site that I could find though. Kits only go back about 3-5 years.
Will do some looking for Hawk kits.
Phil