Does anybody know where this Frankenstein came from?

[Toy Ranch]

I don't think any of them are the same pose.  One is a jointed hollow vinyl 14" figure and the other is a solid PVC that is 4".  They could have pantographed the 14" sculpt down, but they did different sculpts for both sizes.

[Prof. Hemispheres]

Cool deal.
Thanks for all the info!

[Prof. Hemispheres]

The only thing I wish I could do is move his arms.
They are fixed, which in some aspects is okay, because I never have to worry about him breaking...he's a solid piece of plastic.
If you drop him, the worst that can happen is a small paint chip.

[themadghoul]

The fact that he is not only scaled with the Mystery Machine but actually LOOKS cartoonish is even better. So cool! Now I want one!

[GAKENSTEIN]

here are the Hamilton Presents PVC Keychains on original display:

[zombiehorror]

Nice!!  As I recall my Wolfman came out of a bin.  He was probably on clearance at that point?

[GAKENSTEIN]

They were also issued in bins, probably moreso than the standee display.

[charp13]

Whoa, thanks GAKENSTEIN!  I've been following this topic with interest because I only have the big Frankenstein. I got it at Flipville Records in Milwaukee for $3  about 6 or 7 years ago and I didn't know anything about it either. I just loved it and put it on a shelf in my monster room. I wish I had the other ones now!  Beautiful display photo!   

[werewolfwoman]

kinda funny, just got the large wolfman figure of this group for ten bucks on ebay and was looking for info on him when i came across this thread funny

[GAKENSTEIN]

Hamilton also made Monster Pencil Toppers....

[werewolfwoman]

Hamilton also made Monster Pencil Toppers....

those are so cool, wish i had those when i was in school it would have made writing composition entertaining