Wilma Flintstone (Picapiedras)

Delicate and charming, FredÕs beautiful red-haired wife amazes herself with ÒDoozyÕsÓ fun ability to speak, her Dodo bird in the perch next to her, that was an anniversary gift given to her by her husband until it repeats and reveals FredÕs plans of going hidden to a Water Buffaloes convention. Thus, Iron Studios present the statue ÒWilma Flintstone - The Flintstones - Art Scale 1/10Ó. Expert housewife and PebbleÕs loving mom, Wilma is obstinate and balanced in her marriage, frequently she is the voice of reason to Fred and his ill-fated plans, and often she is her support, saving the clumsy husband when one of his schemes puts him in danger. Just like Fred, Wilma has the neighbor Betty Rubble as her best friend since their youth. Considered the first animated series of the sitcom genre (a comic series with sketches and familiar situations), The Flintstones was originally aired between the years of 1960 and 1966, made both for adults and families, transmitted in prime time. Presenting the day-to-day of a Stone Age Middle-Class family, the stories were set in the city of Bedrock, where The Flintstones, and their neighbors and best friends, The Rubbles, lived an urban routine of fantasy reality in the past, interacting with extinguished animals that acted like machines and household items, in a cultural parody of the 1960s in the 20th century, where they listened to records, lived in houses, went to restaurants and clubs, but had to live with primitive technology, powered by animals and made with rustic materials like stone, wood, and fur, or propelled by their force, like the cars moved by its occupantsÕ feet. Since then, this ÒStone Age modern familyÓ, created by the legendary duo William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, was seen in more than 80 countries in the world, being the first animated series nominated to the Emmy Awards for Outstanding Comedy Series and principally, is the series responsible for Hanna-Barbera ProductionÕs transformation in one of the largest studios in Hollywood.