Looking for a dame...

[Extra Crispy]

I am looking for a figure of a young woman. Must be dressed suitably for the 1950s. Would prefer unarmed and not shrieking, running or anything else. Just a nice Lois Lane or Jackie-O type out and about.

Rattrap has a photographer due to be released soon that would work if I ground down the camera from her hand. Any other suitable figures out there?

[Prof.Witchheimer]

copplestone?

http://forum.backofbeyond.de/viewtopic.php?t=2727

[W.B.Kurgan]

http://www.artizandesigns.com/details.asp?code=plp043



Maybe a bit too 1940s?  

[Malamute]

Have you tried Pulp figures? Maybe too early but some of the dames could paass for later periods.

[Lowtardog]

would this RAFM figure work?

http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=RAF&Product_Code=RAF2819&Category_Code=RAF

[Hammers]

Have you tried Pulp figures? Maybe too early but some of the dames could paass for later periods.

*Parlando set to the tones of a very smokey saxophone*

"The screen rattled as the door open to my office at the fifth floor of the Acme buildning. A dame stepped in, her skirt so tight you could read the embroidery on her underwear. It said 'Tuesday'"

Guy Noir

[Extra Crispy]

Thanks all...

I have the Copplestone but it's really "20-something"

The Artizan is good except she's an uggo...but she might do in a pinch.

There's a good one in one of the Pulp figures packs...

[Malamute]

*Parlando set to the tones of a very smokey saxophone*

"The screen rattled as the door open to my office at the fifth floor of the Acme buildning. A dame stepped in, her skirt so tight you could read the embroidery on her underwear. It said 'Tuesday'"

Guy Noir[/quote]

"A tall leggy blond walked past my office window. I could tell she was tall, my office was on the fifth floor" ::

[Hammers]

She had a Mount Rushmore t-shirt on, and those guys never looked so good. Especially Jefferson and Lincoln. Kind of bloated but happy.