i love stretch armstrong. i bugged my mom all the time for one and she finally bought me one xmas 1978. sad to say, when i opened it up, it was leaking badly with corn syrup all over it. we took it back to the store and they had no more. lucky enough to find one at atlantique city toy show back in 1998 for only $40 and in mint condition. i was too scared to stretch it tho.
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If they make a movie I'm sure they will want to use likeness of the actor playing Stretch for the new toys, however I hope that Hasbro rereleases this toy with the original Kenner head sculpt as well. Wow, that would be awesome. I'd probably stock up on them.Comment
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Cap toys released a Stretcharmstrong back in the 90's.
It had a awful head and didn't use the original body mold. It used one of the other stretch creatures mold instead. Needless to say it died a slow painful death... It was clearanced at KB Toys: The real world isle of misfit toys.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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I've never able to get my hands on a stretch monster, had Stretch, X Ray, Superman (it went poorly) , Plastic Man , Hulk, two Spidermen but never the Monster. I kind of quit after that.
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My original Stretch head was glued to a 12" Hulk body (painted flesh tone) back when I was a kid. He still looks cool.
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I've had them all over the years apart from the Mego Elastic Heroes. I'm just down to my fave, the original Stretch Armstrong. I do regret selling my Stretch Monster though and will have to find a replacement at some point.
I've been lucky enough not to have any of them leak on me. They've always struck me as pretty resilient toys.Comment
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Cap toys released a Stretcharmstrong back in the 90's.
It had a awful head and didn't use the original body mold. It used one of the other stretch creatures mold instead. Needless to say it died a slow painful death... It was clearanced at KB Toys: The real world isle of misfit toys.
I did the most digusting thing with my stretch. My buddy was coming over. I had it down my pants with the arm hanging out. He came in my room I scooted back from my desk. He freked when he saw what was coming out of my zipper but when I grabbed it and stretched it he went nuts !!Comment
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Does anyone have one of the Mr. Fantastic stretches that came out with the FF movie a few yrs back? Is it holding up? I bought one and enjoyed it for a year or so, then I set it aside and forgot about it for several months.
When it turned up again (it had been stored at normal room temp), it had become rock hard. No matter what I did, I couldn't get it to soften up again (please, no viagra jokes). I ended up chucking it.
So it's almost impossibe for me to believe that any stretch could hold its flexibility for 30yrs, since Mr F. couldn't even manage two..Comment
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I also do not believe for one minute some statistics I read on a website dedicated to SA. This site claims there were only something like 40,000 SA made total. That's baloney. This was a major popular toy and were in EVERY store and tons of people I know had one. There's no way production was under 1,000,000 units in my opinion.
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