Sculpted Figure. USA. Tom Clark. Indy. Gnome Driving a Gray Indy Race Car. 1988. 3''H

Sculpted Figure – Tom Clark "Indy" Gnome Driving a Gray Indy Race Car (1988)

Rev up your collection with this charming and whimsical Tom Clark "Indy" Gnome figurine! Crafted with intricate detail, this delightful sculpture features a gnome confidently driving a gray Indy race car, surrounded by vibrant, nature-inspired accents. Standing at just 3 inches tall, it’s a compact yet captivating piece that brings personality and charm to any space.

Handcrafted in 1988, this collectible is a perfect addition for fans of Tom Clark's signature artistry, race car enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates unique and nostalgic figurines. Its petite size (2" x 3" x 5") makes it ideal for display on shelves, desks, or as part of a curated collection.

Whether you're a longtime collector or looking for a thoughtful gift, this timeless piece from Edelweiss Heirlooms is sure to delight and spark conversation. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of artistry and history!

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(February, 1988) Indy is named for the Indianapolis Speedway, home of the Indianapolis 500, which was first run in 1911. Indy and Monty, the first two in a series of race car drivers, like to race against the Woodspirits riding on the train cars. Indy is driving a 1938 Mercedes W 125 Coppa Vanderbilt, similar to the Mercedes that won at Monte Carlo in 1937). Since it rains in Indianapolis in the summertime, Indy is likely to get wet, but his trophy for winning will be a little green apple. He will eat it at his next "pit" stop.