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Showing posts with label Flintstone's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flintstone's. Show all posts

Saturday, March 17, 2018

Flintstones Fruity Pebbles Cereal Fred's Zip-Stick Car 1990-91 - Red

Here's the last of the zip-stick Flintstones cereal premium cars in the collection. Nearly all the Flintstones things I've been posting of late are now on eBay (with more to follow), seller: marxtoynut I'm calling this red but it's either a light red or a dark orange - you figure it out LOL Enjoy! Opa Fritz and Oma Bettina

This particular car was missing it's zip-stick but athe time I bought it, it was meant to be displayed along with other Flinstones vehicles and not really meant to be played with - oh well


















Friday, July 26, 2013

1999 Subway 'Bouncing' Fred Flintmobile Premium

From Day One 'The Flintstones' have remained a popular cartoon and a popular source of inspiration for toy companies. But like any franchise their popularity goes in waves, sometimes losing steam, other times riding high on the popularity wave. I believe right now it's pretty much at a low point, but back in the '90s they were big, bolstered of course by the series of live action movies which came out then. This toy, from the Subway sandwich shop came out in 1999 and is a neat little addition to the plethora of Flintstonemobiles. Enjoy!





















Friday, July 5, 2013

1993 McDonald's RocDonald's Predawn Mug

Back in 1993 McDonald's put out a clever little set of Flintstones 'RocDonald's' glass mugs. Holding 8oz of fluid they were made in the U.S. and France. This particular mug was made in the U.S.. Of the four glasses offered this is my favorite because of all the neat little details the incorporated into the design. So without further ado - Enjoy!









Friday, January 4, 2013

1990 Tyrannosaurus Rex Post Cereal Premium

Up next in our look at Flintstones related Post Cereal premiums is this happy little T-Rex from 1990, certainly not the blood-thirsty terrors Spielberg would have us believe they were. For the Flintstones, Jurassic Park was likely a kiddie theme park :-) As far as I can tell there were 15 of these happy-go-lucky dino's offered by Post. I think I've got a handle on most of them and when they were offered but there's a couple which I'll feature down the road that I'm a little sketchy on. But for now - Enjoy!