I'm truly aghast the Weird-ohs slipped by me somehow. It seems like every spare nickle I had went for the Topps "Batman" bubblegum cards in 1966. But I'm sure I could have found a few more for some "Weird-ohs'.
And I'm sure that you could still have found a number of Weird-Oh kits here and there on the dusty shelves of hobby shops and similar outlets. And Wade A. Minut and Sling Rave Curvette were really inexpensive compared to Aurora and Revell figure kits.
Has anyone seen those before..?
Ahhhhh, yeah. I'd venture to say that we all have and many times. I take it that you've not checked out any of the many threads in this forum on Aurora kits. You might start with these two for an overview:http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=13241.0http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=17099.0
Jim Bertges utilized figures from Hawk kits for three of his wild kit bash productions.
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