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Old Nov 5, '09, 6:24 PM
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I remember reading that Maxx Steel was an updated or at least a poor concieved update of Big Jim.

In fact it was heavily implied in the cartoon that Maxx Steel was the son of the original Big Jim from the P.A.C.K. In fact Maxx Steel's dad was named "Big Jim" and a flashback episode showed his likeness to be exactly like the Big Jim figure.

And to wrapped things up in a nice bow... Big Jim's lazervette was used as Barbie's corvette, as were the Big Jim camper and airplane. And what about Big Jim's iconic muscle flexing arms? Why, they just so happen to be Sport & Shave Ken's arms!


As you can see, Mattel keeps it all in the family!
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Old Nov 5, '09, 10:09 PM
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Old Nov 6, '09, 6:15 AM
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I've been told that Maxx Steel outside the U.S. - just like Hasselhoff.
I'd pay good money for a Hasselhoff Mego.
Complete with "falling down drunk" action, and a sound chip with his "greatest hits in Germany"....
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Old Nov 6, '09, 6:17 AM
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I'd pay good money for a Hasselhoff Mego.
Complete with "falling down drunk" action, and a sound chip with his "greatest hits in Germany"....
AAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH
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AAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH
That's actually the sound that The Hoff made on his latest Youtube video...
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Old Nov 6, '09, 12:13 PM
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The new "Mattel" body

Does anyone know if these costumes will be removable like the Megos were (w/clips) or Non-removable like the Hasbro 9" DC line?
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Old Nov 7, '09, 8:37 PM
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removeable

They will be removeable - with actual boots, not colored feet.

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Does anyone know if these costumes will be removable like the Megos were (w/clips) or Non-removable like the Hasbro 9" DC line?
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Old Nov 7, '09, 8:38 PM
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Old Nov 8, '09, 1:09 AM
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I've been told that Maxx Steel outside the U.S. - just like Hasselhoff.
I recently read that Max Steel is the number one boys toy in Latin America,and has been since he showed up in 99'. The Big Jim as his father bit is further enhanced by the fact that Big Jim was sold under the name Kid Acero, which translates to Kid Steel (according to wikipedia anyway).

As for the new Mattel bodies....I hope they arent based completely (if at all) on the Steel bodies, otherwise they would be pretty much the same as Hunter Dan.

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Old Nov 10, '09, 6:50 AM
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I remember reading that Maxx Steel was an updated or at least a poor concieved update of Big Jim.

In fact it was heavily implied in the cartoon that Maxx Steel was the son of the original Big Jim from the P.A.C.K. In fact Maxx Steel's dad was named "Big Jim" and a flashback episode showed his likeness to be exactly like the Big Jim figure.

And to wrapped things up in a nice bow... Big Jim's lazervette was used as Barbie's corvette, as were the Big Jim camper and airplane. And what about Big Jim's iconic muscle flexing arms? Why, they just so happen to be Sport & Shave Ken's arms!
http://www.manbehindthedoll.com/images/sportshave.jpg

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This is an awesome post!
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