King Kong's skeleton sold for $218K.Lots of blog crossover with this post. I originally posted this on Millions of Monkeys, but it seemed to fit within the criteria for my other blogs too. King Kong is one of my favorite movie characters (not to mention monsters) of all time [Kanye, stay out of this. I'm not letting you interupt].
This was the armature used in the stop-motion filming of the original King Kong from 1933.
Link to the Kong skeleton story at Australia's ABC.net.
This posted link can also be found at Abby Cadaver's Reveue de Jitters.
See more there about her appreciation for monster movies with movie reviews and comments.
This posted link can also be found at LilyBat's Bogey News.
See more there about her appreciation for weirdness and monsters in the news.
