Betty Rubble - The Flintstones - Art Scale 1/10 - Iron Studios

Betty Rubble - The Flintstones - Art Scale 1/10 - Iron StudiosWith a shy smile on her face, Barneys elegant, good looking, and slim wife walks with her inseparable blue dress, moving like she was in a catwalk, Iron Studios bring the statue Betty Rubble The Flintstones Art Scale 1 10. Young and pretty, Betty is as good natured as her husband Barney and is considerably smarter. Wilma Flintstones best friend, Betty is an excellent housewife and caring mom to her adoptive son Bamm Bamm. Together with her friend, she

With a shy smile on her face, Barney’s elegant, good-looking, and slim wife walks with her inseparable blue dress, moving like she was in a catwalk, Iron Studios bring the statue “Betty Rubble - The Flintstones - Art Scale 1/10”. Young and pretty, Betty is as good-natured as her husband Barney and is considerably smarter. Wilma Flintstone’s best friend, Betty is an excellent housewife and caring mom to her adoptive son Bamm-Bamm. Together with her friend, she likes volunteering in many Bedrock Women Charity Organizations, shopping, and (occasionally) meeting the celebrities of her world. The Rubbles never had their own children, that’s why they have adopted Bamm-Bamm legally and permanently.

Considered the first animated series of the sitcom genre (a comic series with sketches and familiar situations), The Flintstones was originally aired between the years of 1960 and 1966, made both for adults and families, transmitted in prime time. Presenting the day-to-day of a Stone Age Middle-Class family, the stories were set in the city of Bedrock, where The Flintstones, and their neighbors and best friends, The Rubbles, lived an urban routine of fantasy reality in the past, interacting with extinguished animals that acted like machines and household items, in a cultural parody of the 1960s in the 20th century, where they listened to records, lived in houses, went to restaurants and clubs, but had to live with primitive technology, powered by animals and made with rustic materials like stone, wood, and fur, or propelled by their force, like the cars moved by its occupants’ feet.

Since then, this “Stone Age modern family”, created by the legendary duo William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, was seen in more than 80 countries in the world, being the first animated series nominated to the Emmy Awards for Outstanding Comedy Series and principally, is the series responsible for Hanna-Barbera Production’s transformation in one of the largest studios in Hollywood. Their collection of statues is already available for Pre-Order by Iron Studios to the joy of fans and collectors all over the globe, the line also brings the statues of Fred Flintstone, Barney Rubble, Wilma Flintstone, and Dino, Pebbles, and Bamm-Bamm, individually available, revealed on Inside Iron Studios Day. Soon, more news from the Hanna-Barbera universe by Iron Studios in their social media and YouTube channel!