In 1974, Questor released a set of Muppet Miniatures toys under the Child Horizons label. These were small, 2.5 inch high, Sesame Street character figurines packaged in sets of three. Each package was shaped like either part of the Street set, a vehicle, or a fairytale setting, and was intended to be used as a playset with the figures.

Street setsEdit

Big Bird, Oscar and Cookie Monster in a street scene

Bert, Grover, and Ernie in a street scene

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Police and FireEdit

Grover, Big Bird and Betty Lou in a firetruck

Sherlock Hemlock, Bert, and Ernie in a police car

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Fairy TaleEdit

Witch from Hansel and Gretel

Betty Lou as Gretel

Ernie as Hansel

Big Bad Wolf
(credited on package as "Herry Monster as the Big Bad Wolf")

Grover as woodsman

Prairie Dawn as Little Red Riding Hood

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International versionsEdit

A set of Muppet Miniatures was sold in Spain, to tie in with Ábrete Sésamo, the mid-1970s Spanish-language dub of Sesame Street.

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See alsoEdit

• Muppet Merry Miniatures, a 1982 set of Kermit and Miss Piggy toys made by Hallmark