Marilyn Monroe figurine

[Rolo Tomasee]

Has anyone ever found a figurine of Marilyn Monroe from the movie " The Seven Year Itch" where she is walking along the sidewalk and the subway train goes by and blows her skirt up? I am planning my layout and would like to have this scene somewhere in it. Thanks.

 

 

 

[dwiemer]

I have seen one, don't recall where, or by whom, but I know that they exist.

Dennis

[chuck]

Try contacting Arttista in Newark, Delaware.

[pbjwilson]

Found this site in England. Scroll down a bit.

http://www.stadden.homecall.co.uk/Shop.htm

 

[Rolo Tomasee]

Thanks pbj.

[lionelsoni]

It might be interesting to cut the metal skirt off Marilyn Monroe and replace it with cloth.  Then put a tube at her feet connected to a squeeze bulb on the edge of the layout.

[markn]

It might be interesting to cut the metal skirt off Marilyn Monroe and replace it with cloth.  Then put a tube at her feet connected to a squeeze bulb on the edge of the layout.

Great idea-if the scene is anywhere near the track , rig it to blow as a train goes by-(isn't the real thing a subway vent?)

[darianj]

Very good idea.

[Rolo Tomasee]

Thats a great idea lionelsoni. I built a tunnel for my freight train with a deck for a passenger train to run on top. It has a passenger loading section on the top deck and I was going to place figures waiting to load onto the train and I thought this would be a good spot for Marilyn. She died before I was born and have always been intrigued by her. I have the Seven year itch on dvd and that is my favorite scene. Even though I bought the train to run with my son I am going to set it up to my liking. The track is in my lower living room so I want it to look interesting for adults also. He is only 6 and mainly likes running the train. I am going to have 2 separate tracks on the layout so we can each run one at the same time.

[spikejones52002]

You might want to post this question in Garden RR section also.

During a G gauge convention in Louisville Ky. One home layout over looking the Ohio River.

He had a superb layout half in his house and half out.

Inside was a very beautiful detailed City section. One feature of several hundred fine scenes was of Marilyn Monroe over a vent. it was like he actually took the scene out of the movie.