
David points out it served as a model for a Marx Flintstones playset that came out about that time.

He suspects the layout is by Ed Benedict. As for the background artist, you can find those same sponged clouds-with-a-tail in a bunch of Quick Draw McGraw cartoons. One of them is “Six-Gun Spook,” with backgrounds by Dick Thomas. It also has the same kind of blue rock face you see in the Flintstones background.
Interesting that in the artwork, there is a gas station...for foot-powered vehicles? Still, nice artwork.
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I guess that's where people brought their broken-down dinosaurs so they could be turned into oil centuries later.
DeleteLooks like a nice little town to visit!
DeleteAhhhh! the great memories. All the toys i had in the sixties are long gone now! I just want to kick myself!
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