Toy ID Help--Frankenstein and Transformer

[megoat]

Hey, found this guy at an estate sale this morning. Any of you monster heads know what it is? He's big--2 feet tall and made of plaster. I'm guessing 70's:





Also, I got these over the weekend. One is a transformer and the other is marked Tonka 1983. Who are these guys?

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

The Transformer is Metroplex. He turns into a city. (Sort of.) The thing next to him is a GoBot; Zod, I think.

Don C.

[megoat]

Hmmmm....

The Transformer is Metroplex. He turns into a city. (Sort of.) The thing next to him is a GoBot; Zod, I think.

Don C.

Thanks so much!

[misterdroid]

I'm more interested in whether or not thats an original Replacements cassette in the background of the Transformer...

[megoat]

I'm more interested in whether or not thats an original Replacements cassette in the background of the Transformer...

Ha Ha! Yeah man, I've had that tape since '85. Sh*t Hits The Fans, cassette only live thingy. It's a gas.

[Mikey]

I'm not 100% sure, but Frankie looks like an ESCO statue.

[4NDR01D]

Oh, I see a Lync cassette. I dig the K records/Olympia stuff from the 90'S too!
(just thought I'd add my 2 cents since the toys were already identified)

[toys2cool]

that's a cool looking Frankie

[megoat]

Oh, I see a Lync cassette. I dig the K records/Olympia stuff from the 90'S too!
(just thought I'd add my 2 cents since the toys were already identified)

Ha Ha Ha! You guys are killing me. Yeah, Sam from Lync sent that tape to me sometime back in the mid 90's.....

[Count Creepyhead]

Thats not an Esco Frank. I'm pretty sure thats a Mexican statue you would paint yourself, or find painted. These were made into lamps etc.Some folks know the details about these guys. But i'm pretty sure this one is a Mexican Frank.

Still very cool and desirable.

[megoat]

Thats not an Esco Frank. I'm pretty sure thats a Mexican statue you would paint yourself, or find painted. These were made into lamps etc.Some folks know the details about these guys. But i'm pretty sure this one is a Mexican Frank.

Still very cool and desirable.

Thanks, creepyhead. The dude I bought it from said he picked it up at a flea market 25+ years ago from someone connected to the movie Carnival Of Souls (I live in Kansas where some of COS was filmed)...

It's a really cool piece. It's not marked anywhere that I can see. The paint job is pretty good. Do you know estimated value, by chance?

[MLoudin]

I have a Franky like that made of cement in my garden!

[Meule]

That Frankenstein is friggin sweet, how much did you pay for it?