'The Flintstone's in Viva Rock Vegas' Movie Prop Plate & Napkin - REDUX

Back in the day I was starting to get heavy into movie props, but after a couple of years I stopped. They tend to take up a lot of room and can be pricey. I posted this back in 2013 and for some reason just stopped, never posting the few other props I had acquired.

One of the few Flintstones related props I managed to snag was this really cool plate and napkin set from the movie 'The Flintstone's in Viva Rock Vegas' released in 2000. You can see a boat load of these plates in the casino buffet scene and when my set arrived I was really impressed. First of all, that plate is a heavy sucker. It's made from casting resin and colored to represent rock and is quite a sturdy plate measuring 9.5" (24,1cm) diameter x .625" (1,6cm) thick (the plate stand shown in the photos did not come with the set). The rag is made from brown micro fiber and is held together by a short length of leather and a plastic shell. For Flintstones fans, acquisitions like these are quite special and I'm really glad to have been able to get this cool set. 

Ed

Top of the plate

Plate Bottom

Payton Products, Inc. Little Green Army Men - Pt 52 Airplanes: Pt 17 Mini-Fighter Jet (With Wing Tanks) - Olive Green SP

This is exactly the same plane as was posted yesterday, but with wing tanks added. The dimensions are the same as well.

Ed

Payton Bombers with fighter escorts

Wendy's (Oldemark) Flintstones Plastic Dinosaur Coin Bank With Bamm-Bamm (1996)

Apparently made by a company called 'Oldemark' as a licensed Flintstones tie-in for Wendy's back in 1996, this coin bank came in several colors that I'm aware of. The odd thing is that on the orange and red samples shown here, Bamm-Bamm has black hair!? The bank measures 5" (12,70cm) L x 1.75" (4,44cm) W x 4.5" (11,43cm) H.

Ed

Photos Culled From fleaBay

Must be Bamm-Bamm's cousin Boom-Boom Riding this dino

My Sample

Bamm-Bamm has the correct blonde hair.

My sample is missing the 'keeper' (the plug that keeps the coins from falling out)

The coin is placed in the slot where it rolls down into hole, and then into the dino's belly

Back to Hogwarts: Schleich #13987 Harry Potter - Aragog

Mannnn if this don't creep you out I don't know what will. I can understand why Ron Weasley didn't want to go into the Dark Forest! This wonderfully gruesome sculpt of Aragog from Schleich is sure to please any diehard Harry Potter fan. The creepy crawly measures 5.75" (14,60cm) W x 5.5" (14,09cm) L x 1.275" (3,23cm) H.

Ed

Not something I'd want staring down at me in a dark forest!