Height: 1 3/4ths to 1 7/8ths inches
Includes: 3 figures
Non-Scalper Price: $6 dollars
* First up is the Million Dollar Man. Rather than put him in his wrestling trunks, the Million Dollar Man is decked out in a designer suit with the Million Dollar Championship over his right shoulder and a wad of cash in his left hand. He also has a great smug look on his face, too. man, what a great villain, right?
* Man, if you asked me for years who my favorite wrestler was it would have been Sgt. Slaughter. Yeah, he was a wrestler and a real life Marine drill sergeant, but the fact that he was a real life G.I. Joe is by far his claim to fame in my eyes. I once was out on a toy run and ran into a K-Mart that had held a Sgt. Slaughter meet an greet one hour prior to my arrival. I had no idea it was happening and I still hate that I missed it. I also almost bought an autographed pic of Sgt. Slaughter but it was made out to someone whose name wasn't even remotely close to mine.
"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan is the wrestler in this set I'm least familiar with. Just for a second, I thought he was Dusty Rhodes although I don't remember Dusty carrying around a 2x4. That's Jim Duggan's thing. He's a cool looking figure although I don't think he's the most recognizable of the trio.
This is another solid set and the presence of the Million Dollar Man and Sgt. Slaughter makes me like this set just a but more than the first one I reviewed, although they're still both Great sets. The sculpts are good, the M.U.S.C.L.E feel is definitely here, and the price just can't be beat. Thus far, of the two sets I've reviewed, Sgt. Slaughter is easily my favorite figure released. Can he be beaten? We'll see, as the last two sets have some crazy big names in them.
These are the first action figures of "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and the Million Dollar Man I've reviewed.
For fans of Sgt. Slaughter I've also reviewed Mattel's WWE Elite Collection Hall of Fame Sargent Slaughter (and yes, that's really how the package spelled it).
For more M.U.S.C.L.E. reviews check out the following:
M.U.S.C.L.E. by Mattel (1986)
#009 Wakusei Barukan
#080 Paper Miira
#145 Black Tomahawk
#153 Sunigator Shotai
#179 Black Buffalo
#212 Parthenon
M.U.S.C.L.E. Alien by Super7 (2016)
Pack A: (Alien, Ash, and Ripley)
Pack B: (Alien Egg, Kane in Spacesuit, and Parker)
Pack C: (Attack Alien, Brett, and Kane with Facehugger)
Pack D: (Dallas, Kane with Chestburster, and Lambert)
M.U.S.C.L.E. Aliens by Super7 (2017)
Packs A-E
M.U.S.C.L.E. Iron Maiden by Super7 (2018)
Iron Maiden 3-Pack (Red)
M.U.S.C.L.E. Masters of the Universe by Super7 (2015)
#1 Masters of the Universe Set (Green)
He-Man, Teela, & Man-At-Arms
Purple Skeletor & Skeletoken
Ram Man, Buzz-Off, & Man-E-Faces
Series 3: Packs A-F
Skeletor, Beast Man, & Trap Jaw
Whiplash, Tri-Klops, & Mer-Man
M.U.S.C.L.E.: Mega Man by Super7 (2017)
Pack A: (Mega Man, Ice Man, and Sniper Joe)
Pack B: (Mega Man Firing, Metall, and Fire Man)
Pack C: (Dr. Wily, Cut Man, and Guts Man)
Pack D: (Dr. Light, Bomb Man, and Elec Man)
M.U.S.C.L.E.: Robotech by Super7 (2018)
Pack A: (Rick Hunter, VF-1A, and Battlepod)
Pack B: (VF-1J, Roy Fokker, and SDF-1)
Pack C: (Guardian, Lynn Minmei, and VF-1S)
Pack D: (Zentraedi Soldier, VF-1S, and Tomahawk)
M.U.S.C.L.E.: Street Fighter II by Super7 (2017)
Pack A: (M. Bison, Ryu, and Vega)
Pack B: (Balrog, Dhalsim, and Ken)
Pack C: (Blanka, Guile, and Sagat)
Pack D: (Chun-Li, E. Honda, and Zangief)
M.U.S.C.L.E.: The Worst by Super7 (2017)
Pack A: (Black Falcon, Snake Tut, and X-2(the Unknown)) -Purple
Pack B: (Batula, Gas Phantom, and Robot Reaper)- Purple
Pack A: (Batula, Gas Phantom, and Robot Reaper)- Red
Pack B: (Black Falcon, Snake Tut, and X-2 [The Unknown])- Red
M.U.S.C.L.E.: WWE by Super7 (2018)
Jake Roberts, Ultimate Warrior, & Junkyard Dog
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