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KISS Action Figures On Display At Oklahoma Museum

October 19, 2005

According to a posting at KissOnline.com, KISS action figures were predominantly displayed at the grand opening of the Action Figure and Toy Museum in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma on Saturday, October 15.

The museum's goal is to educate and excite visitors with a comprehensive collection of classic "pop culture" toys, with an emphasis on the social and historic evolution of the action figure. It is the only official action figure museum in the world, paying tribute to the designers, sculptors, and toy companies that have turned action figures from a child's plaything to a work of art.

As part of the grand opening, a costume contest was held and of course three KISS fans dressed as the hottest band in the world won the contest.

For more information visit www.actionfiguremuseum.com.

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