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Looking for a Kermit that plays Rainbow Connection

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Robin Washburn

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I'm looking for a stuffed Kermit that I saw before Jim Henson died. It was at Universal Studios Warner Bros. Gift Store in L.A., and it played the RAINBOW CONNECTION. I wanted to buy it at that time, but didn't. Has anyone seen one? It is about 24". Thanks Robin :smile:
 
Camellia

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hi, I know which one you mean. It is a Eden Toys, made about 1990-1991.
I have one. :smile:
It is beautiful.

You could try stalking ebay auction and hope one shows up. be sure the mechanism works :smile: It retailed for about $35 to $40 originally. You could also try very very small toy stores, or children's stores in small towns, that have stock that moved very slowly :smile:. I've found 5-10 year old toys for sale in such small stores. FAO Schwarz retailed them at the time, but they're probably long gone there.

good luck!
thanks,
Camellia
Camellia's Muppet Store
http://www.camelliasoftware.com/muppetstore
 
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