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On this page you will find the bulk of my collection. All items here are items I like to show but were not worthy of thier own page on my site.

M.U.S.C.L.E. This is all of my US Muscle men figures and a bag of Japanese Kinkeshi. Contained in this picture is my full 233 flesh set, all of my colored muscles. Each bag is a one gallon freezer bag, and out of the figures there is not one duplicate. It has been awhile since I have inventoried my colored figs so I honestly do not know how many there is. Several hundred though.

This here is two ten pack cases that were used to sell Muscle ten packs out of. Currently they are used to hold a bunch of my collection. Don't see too many of these around anymore so I am pleased to have a couple for my collection.

This AWESOME display stand came with 144 muscle four packs in it. They used to use these wrestling rings to sell the four packs out of. Pretty darn cool if you ask me.

Here we have an assortment of muscle ten packs. All sealed, all minty fresh. Kind of neat how they sold these, they have all flesh ten packs, all colored, and mixed flesh/colored ten packs. At one time, I had a few more of these but gave into temptation hahahaha.

This is a sealed Muscle men hard knockin rockin ring. Pretty cool, inside contains two exclusive figures.

This is the muscle mega match game. I have honestly never attempted to play this game, but it was a must have for my collection. Inside contains the exclusive grape and green colored figures. The grape colored figures wer eonly made for this game.

Ever wonder where I get the information for my bio pages? Well here it is, the complete generation one Kinnikuman Manga. Each book is filled with about 250 pages of kinniku goodness.

This is a Kinnikuman Battle series set of kinkeshi figures. This set is pretty cool and comes with some great figures: Satan Cross, Omega man, Kinnikuman, and Pheonix man to name a few.

This is sort of an old picture of many of my non-muscle japanese kinkeshi. Since this picture was taken, I have probably doubled my kinkeshi collection and also found out some of these were bootlegs. Still a good little shot of some of the cooler kinkeshi figures that never made it over to the states as muscle men.

This here is a sweet miniature copy of the muscle men poster. Purchased from the old MPS site, this was a sweet alternative to forking out a ton of cash for the real deal. I am still looking for that mint poster to show up one of these days though.

These are kinkeshi re-released painted figures. I think they are pretty cool. Each pack comes with two visible figures and one secret hidden figure. I wish it showed which figure was inside because the temptation is killing me.

These wierd little fellas are called Exogini, they come to us from Italy. Exogini are the same sculpts as muscles but have unique qualities about them light clear colors, black, silver, and others. They only made a select amount of the muscle sculpts, I wish they had made more.

This is a pretty sweet model figure of Kinnikuman. The only reason I have not assembled him is because he is approximately the same size as the romando figures, so I figured he would just get confused with romando so I thought he would be better off in the cool looking box.

These are kinkeshi three packs. One of the hundreds of ways that kinkeshi were marketed over in Japane. Most of these kinkeshi are the same sculpts as the US Muscles except for a few. Pretty neat.

This little guy is a Buffalo man rolling toy. Kind of like the race cars tha tyou would wind up and let go, he swings his arms up and down while rolling. I have seen other like him but have not been able to get my hands on any yet.

Inside this box you will find ten generation two figures in two capsules. This box was given as an incentive to pre-ordering the Kinnikuman game for the game cube.

Similar to the box above, this box contains ten kinkeshi figures. I believe this box, like above, was given as an incentive to pre-ordering the Kinnikuman game for the PS2.

These are G1 card games that came out a long time ago. The circle ones you would slam down on the ground on an opponent's cards and if you were successful in turning his card over, it would become your card. The square ones each have two or three little mini games on the back.

This was the G2 card game that came out when G2 was popular. I have never attempted to play this game, but the cards display some pretty neat illustrations. They also came with these neat G2 figures.

G2 had came out with there very own assortment of mini figures like muscle, this here is the complete set of series 1-4. The other series were no where to be found other than ebay and to be honest, I did not like them enough to dump the cash on them. They were ok, but did not compare to the good'ol original G1 muscles.

These DVD's are actually Hong Kong bootlegs of the G2 cartoon. They are in Japanese and translated in English. Pretty neat, I have to be honest, the cartoons is about the only thing that I enjoyed about the second generation Kinnikuman series.

I am not exactly sure where these came from. They are mostly G2 characters, I have been told these were prototypes of some sort. I like them a lot more than the G2 figures that came out instead. These have a little more of a muscle feel to them.

This is a bizzar game called ton ton. What you do is cut the figures out and fold them in half, then you stand the figures on a table or box and proceed to pound the box repeatedly to make the figures fight each other. Last man standing wins hahaha.

This here is my 8 inch and 4 inch Zebra man kinkeshi, plus a painted Zebra man muscle man for size comparison. I think the 8 inch one is sweet and I am hoping to come across a few more cool characters in this size. I would love to and probably will end up putting a coat of paint on that bad boy.

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