Squeaky-clean Rolling Stones Little People

Fisher-Price has released an officially licensed set of Little People collectibles featuring the Rolling Stones.

I am reminded when I heard on the album ‘Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out!’: The Rolling Stones in Concert in 1969, a young girl screams out “Paint it black you, devils.” I don’t think she thought that the Rolling Stones would release a squeaky-clean toy line 50 years later.

Fans can live out their rock n’ roll dreams and get some “Satisfaction” with this special edition Little People Collector Rolling Stones figure set from Fisher-Price. This rockin’ gift set features four members of the iconic band brought down to Little People toy size, including Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ronnie Wood. This must-have figure set is a great gift for music fans of all ages.

This special edition Little People Collector figure set comes in a specially designed, display-worthy package featuring the band’s iconic tongue and lips graphic.

Special edition Little People Collector figure set featuring four members from the iconic rock band, Rolling Stones
Includes singer Mick Jagger, guitarist Keith Richards, drummer Charlie Watts, and bass guitarist Ronnie Wood
Each figure stands over 2.5 inches tall
Gift-ready package features fun stage graphics and the band’s iconic “tongue and lips” emblem
For rock ‘n roll fans ages 1-101

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