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Three Stooges Larry Model Kit

Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk... it's a buried treasure, Larry! Based on The Three Stooges film "We Want Our Mummy." Model kit features an accurate likeness and great parts fit. Base interconnects with the Curly and Moe kits! The humor of The Three Stooges is timeless. They were and remain the best at what they did. Based on their side-splitting film "We Want Our Mummy," this remarkable Larry Model Kit is highly detailed, with an accurate likeness and great parts fit. It has Larry holding a flaming vase. There are over 25 parts molded in two tones of gray and clear plastic, this is a skill level 2 kit that requires glue and paint. When completed, the model kit measures 10-inches tall. The individual Three Stooges kits of Larry, Moe, and Curly (each sold separately) also include interconnecting bases. You're going to want all three! The Three Stooges are true comedy icons, with their names and humor deeply embedded in the fabric of American pop culture. "We Want Our Mummy," released in 1939, is the first Stooge film to employ "Three Blind Mice" as the Stooges'ocial theme song. The Stooges, as private detectives, go to Egypt to find Professor Tuttle and search for the mummy of King Rutentuten (Rootin-Tootin), for which a museum will pay a $5,000 prize. They end up in the mummy's tomb, where they are chased by some bad guys after the same prize. The villains, who have kidnapped Professor Tuttle from the museum, want the jewels buried inside the mummy. When Curly accidentally destroys the mummy, Moe and Larry wrap him in bandages to fool the bad guys. The Stooges admit to the Professor that Curly has destroyed the mummy, but the Professor says, "That was his wife, Queen Hotsy-Totsy!" They manage to rescue the Professor and retrieve the real mummy of King Rutentuten, who turns out to have been a midget.

Three Stooges: Meet the Baron/Gold Raiders, The (1951) (DVD) (DBFE)

Westward-ho-ho-ho! There's a wagonload of sundries and snake oil rolling toward Red Mesa and since Larry, Shemp and Moe hold the horses' reins there's a load of slaphappy shenanigans, too, in the way-out Western Gold Raiders. Barrel-chested cowboy icon George O'Brien adds heroics in a galloping battle with robbers. Meanwhile, with exploding cigars, a demonstration of the trio's "miracle eyeglasses" and a medical exam with the boys posing as MDs, the Stooges show how the jest was won. Next, in one of their earliest screen appearances, the Stooges Meet the Baron. Radio comic Jack Pearl (with support from Jimmy Durante) plays the bogus baron on a speaking tour, and Larry, Curly (billed as Jerry) and Moe play janitors at the all-girl Cuddle College. What? No hot water in the shower? The boys will be right up!

Three Stooges Curly Model Kit

Be careful with that mummy, Curly! Based on The Three Stooges film "We Want Our Mummy." Model kit features an accurate likeness and great parts fit. Base interconnects with the Larry and Moe kits! The humor of The Three Stooges is timeless. They were and remain the best at what they did. Based on their side-splitting film "We Want Our Mummy," this remarkable Curly Model Kit is highly detailed, with an accurate likeness and great parts fit. It has Curly holding a torch. There are over 25 parts molded in two tones of gray and clear plastic, this is a skill level 2 kit that requires glue and paint. When completed, the model kit measures 10-inches tall. The individual Three Stooges kits of Larry, Moe, and Curly (each sold separately) also include interconnecting bases. You're going to want all three! The Three Stooges are true comedy icons, with their names and humor deeply embedded in the fabric of American pop culture. "We Want Our Mummy," released in 1939, is the first Stooge film to employ "Three Blind Mice" as the Stooges'ocial theme song. The Stooges, as private detectives, go to Egypt to find Professor Tuttle and search for the mummy of King Rutentuten (Rootin-Tootin), for which a museum will pay a $5,000 prize. They end up in the mummy's tomb, where they are chased by some bad guys after the same prize. The villains, who have kidnapped Professor Tuttle from the museum, want the jewels buried inside the mummy. When Curly accidentally destroys the mummy, Moe and Larry wrap him in bandages to fool the bad guys. The Stooges admit to the Professor that Curly has destroyed the mummy, but the Professor says, "That was his wife, Queen Hotsy-Totsy!" They manage to rescue the Professor and retrieve the real mummy of King Rutentuten, who turns out to have been a midget.