Does anybody make 0 gauge Cheerleaders?

There are always those characters called the Homies - bigger than life in many ways and always intimidating to opponents in the stands!!! 

But, reading a book......unfortunately not the Homies style! 

Jim

Thanks Jim. I'm not sure how she'd like it , but I'll give it a try. 

Have  you tried Historic Rail & Roads in Minneapolis?

Checkout heroclix #006 electra and heroclix #034 electra; I have used these with cheap pompoms that were sold at the dollar store in bags of maybe 24 or so (red, green, and white, about 5/8" diameter) with the holiday craft stuff around Christmas time. Trollandtoad.com and coolstuff.com sell a good variety of heroclix. The heroclix fiqures are inexpensive.

Here is a lady reading a book.

https://www.barclaycompany.com...ge/1518-lady-reading

 This one might be a cheerleader if you paint the ball to look like a pom-pom.

https://metalfigures.net/product/029/

 Metal figures 514 or 515 might also be changed to cheerleaders if you remove the jump rope/hula hoop and add pom-poms.

Spotted this one after following Lehigh74’s Barclay link. This figure would need a pom-pom. 

https://www.barclaycompany.com...little-girl-pointing

More...

https://www.barclaycompany.com...4-little-girl-w-ball

https://www.barclaycompany.com...duct-page/1237-bimbo

While these are not exactly cheerleaders, they do tend to spur interest.

Thanks everyone! Bill DeBrooke, Those are pretty much what I was looking for (#5 & 7). A little paint and some scenery fluff for pompoms and that would do it. Where are they from?

I bet Shapeways has what you need>>>> John A

artyoung posted:

Thanks everyone! Bill DeBrooke, Those are pretty much what I was looking for (#5 & 7). A little paint and some scenery fluff for pompoms and that would do it. Where are they from?

I picked them up on ebay.  The guy said they were made from Marx molds.  Personally I am not sure Marx ever did anything like these.  They stand 21/2" tall.  I thought they all looked very talented.

Bill DeBrooke posted:

artyoung posted:

Thanks everyone! Bill DeBrooke, Those are pretty much what I was looking for (#5 & 7). A little paint and some scenery fluff for pompoms and that would do it. Where are they from?

I picked them up on ebay.  The guy said they were made from Marx molds.  Personally I am not sure Marx ever did anything like these.  They stand 21/2" tall.  I thought they all looked very talented.

I just checked ebay.  They are there both in lead and plastic.  Some appear to be even more talented.

I did a google search and only came up with these.

Bill DeBrooke posted:

artyoung posted:

Thanks everyone! Bill DeBrooke, Those are pretty much what I was looking for (#5 & 7). A little paint and some scenery fluff for pompoms and that would do it. Where are they from?

I picked them up on ebay.  The guy said they were made from Marx molds.  Personally I am not sure Marx ever did anything like these.  They stand 21/2" tall.  I thought they all looked very talented.

That's a bit tall for O scale. 2 1/2" is 10 feet tall.

I believe Artista has a lady sitting and reading a paper.

Tudor Games, the electric football company, makes cheerleaders that may work for O scale. https://tudorgames.com/6-cheer...dpainted-in-red.html 

Bill DeBrooke posted:

While these are not exactly cheerleaders, they do tend to spur interest.

I would love to see them painted.

RJSMITHINDY:

                             THAT'S IT!

This little gal is a Homies figure. I assume HH stands for Homies High. She's on the roof of a Plasticville schoolhouse for scale.

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I would have thought a topic with that title would have been shut down hours ago!

That Bimbo is Much too tall. 1 3/4 is 10 feet tall in scale.