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G Force Models in Canada were the exclusive stockists.Get the contact information in the link at the start of the thread and ask them.A few years ago they did sell out and were going to get some more but it didnt eventuate.

Actually, mine does have a Bronze finish.It was one of the Sculpter's own copy.

Good question.I know she has been on short term displays, such as Muppetfest and a Department store in Paris, but not an on going exhibit.The best bet would be the Museum in Atlanta, which I think did get Miss Piggy amongst the Muppet puppets.The problem is that she deteriates over time, so...

I have one, which you can see in the "others" section in my Museum.Unfortuately, it isnt for sale.

Yes, but here you can get it much cheaper: http://stores.jdvds1994.net/Detail.bok?no=168

Appears to be more a Muppet style puppet than any particular character.

Must be over 90 days since you bought it as the link no longer works.Can you take a picture of it and post it here?What sort of original Fraggle did you have? Are you talking original toy or original screen used puppet? Cool if you got an actual Fraggle!

LOL Fozzie the frog!:D

Thanks for your insight.I would like to have a little scaled replica of the Muppet Labs vehicle and was just wondering if you might of heard anything if there were any plans to merchandise the attraction?

Oh right, the original-original Sam & friends Kermit, plus some other S&F puppets.So, the Smithsonian must have 2 original Kermits now, the other being the Sesame Street Kermit that I saw there.BTW, how is the Muppet Labs attraction going in Florida? Do you know if there are any plans to release...

I was going by the photo puppet, but I guess the production puppet is done differently.

Kermit and Piggy look like standard plush like Nanco, but Gonzo and Animal look more detailed.Havent seen those style tags before.I guess it is cheaper to put Piggy in a hat because they dont have to worry much about the hair...

A bit of both! His head is a separate piece,but the fur covering it is part of the body.

Sure.......

Just found out-it was 1975!

So did I! But after some research, it is a true product that Jim Henson was behind.

Well, it looks like if these do ever get made, these will be much more expensive and only a few will be able to afford them.Looks like the non factory idea is circulating again.

Does anybody know what year the Muppet kangaroos(Connie) were made for the Continental bank? Must be seventies or eighties.

Case closed-I was wrong! The reference picture the Sculptor used was this: I had come across it, but overlooked it because the clothes were removed and hand changed to be spread out instead of holding a cane.

Just noticed there is a Muppet Yahtzee collectors Edition available.Dont know how long it has been on the market, but it is great! Comes with a Kermit dice cup and dice featuring muppet characters.I wasnt aware of it so I thought I would share it here. :)