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Six Million Dollar Man
by Kenner
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This memory was added on: December 25,2004
I had one of these when I was about 8 or so. LOVED it. I even had an Oscar Goldman action figure(doll) with the little brief case. Anyone else have that one?
Of course, as I got older my mom gave those toys away. Oy!
show2n
1970
show2n@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: December 17,2004
I remember so many things about the Six Million Dollar Man toys. Maskatron was my favorite, but Steve Austin's clear laser-arm was by far the most useful. There was an accessories pack which had about two or three additional arms, one of which had a red lightbulb in the wrist (the laser). This I used to read my brother's Playboys under my dark covers at night, (my parents would pop into my room unexpectedly to see if I was sleeping or not.) Those were the days!
Bill
1966
bmcqueen@santamariatowncenter.com
This memory was added on: November 17,2004
I remember the skin on his arm was rubber...you could roll it back to take out the small circuit box
alex
1969
This memory was added on: November 12,2004
This toy was sooo cool!. I used to look through the bionic eye from the front because it made things bigger!, Just like it was supposed to. I always suspected the makers had it wrong, and I still can't look through one of them door fisheye things without thinking of my old childhood friend..
James M Keogh
1966
darkman@iolfree.ie
This memory was added on: October 6,2004
I remember my best friend Barry had one of these and i wanted one so bad. The bionic eye was sooooo... cool.
Wayne Niles
1967
bddfc1967@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: September 29,2004
THE BEST MEMORY I HAVE ABOUT THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN.WAS STEVE AUSTIN MET/TOOK ON BIONIC BIGFOOT.
JACK G. MULLIN
1962
hitmanjake@rocketcable.com
This memory was added on: September 17,2004
Her kidneys have failed, her eye sight is almost gone to be honest her days are numbered. I wish I had the technology to rebuild my mom, so i won't whine about how my parents sold my toys in garage sales and will be forever grateful for xmas in 76. thanx mom for steve, pulsar, eagle 1(space 1999) the childhood memories will remain with me till my death.
ral
1966
ral@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: September 3,2004
"Steve Austin a man barely alive, we can rebuild him, we have the technology", seeing that toy brought back alot of memories, he had an engine you would lift by pressing a button on his back, roll up the plastic skin on his right arm and place a toy microchip in it, see through his bionic eye, that toy was the bomb!!!!
Wally
11/25/1963
akahannah@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: August 27,2004
I got the SMDM for my 7th or 8th birthday. He came with a plastic orange girder for clutching in his bionic grip which you worked by pressing a red button repeatedly on his back to raise his arm. He had a removable 'chip' in his right upper forearm and of course the 'bionic vision' by looking through his head. I still have mine in my cupboard; missing his sneakers, his chip, the girder, a few holes in his outfit and a few dog bites on his hands from a pet of mine that has long since kicked the bucket!
chris
1971
copeland@ucs.mun.ca
This memory was added on: August 15,2004
I remeber getting the doll for Christmas with the rocket that went with it. It was one of the best gifts I got that year. I wish I still had it.
Robin
1967
playmeri@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: August 14,2004
I remember watching the Six Million Dollar Man's first episode. My parents could'nt afford to buy me any of the toys. But I played with my neighboors figures. He even had two figres to this day have not seen again. The Biosonic Bigfoot and The Bionic Man Test Flight edition. He came with three outfits like the Limelight Jamie. Has anyone else seen a Biosonic Bigfoot or a test flight Bionic Man. They were cool. I wish I could go back in time.
Anthony
1968
Docvig2000@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: August 9,2004
Yes, I remember the Six Million Dollar Man. I got him when I was five. I wish I had taken better care of him, because it was the one with the car ingine and the button on the back. I have another one that I bout in 2002 from a commic book store. This is the Steve with the gripping right hand and you move his bionic arm by moving his left. Although that is not the one I wanted, I can live with that. Well, maybe Some day, I can get the one like I had in 1976
Larry G
1971
shadyarcady@aol.com
This memory was added on: August 5,2004
Where to begin! Man! If I had to accredit my performance in "Stunt Man" to one thing, it would definitely be the Six Mill Man. I remember being fairly young, curled up with the 6 Million Dollars of a Man under the mulberry bush. I would pretend I was his daddy, though. I would give him a smile and then pump him slightly until the garden hose was satisfied. Then I would take a nap, wake up, and urinate all over him. I would laugh really hard and my mom would come out and wonder what all the excitement was about. Even till this day, when I'm a little down, I go to the mulberry bush and satisfy my inner-child. My therapist says by peeing on the doll's face I'm proving that I'm an important person and that everyone loves me. He promises that everyone loves me. He says that in the computer cable business, they should call me the 6 Million Dollar Man.
Jeff P. Smyth
1953
jsmyth@unlimitedcables.net
This memory was added on: August 4,2004
I had this toy. He had a seethrough eye, and the skin rolled back on his arm where you could place a plastic "chip" in. The backpack was a radio of somesorts, never got it to work) and the rocketshp he came in would fold out into a lab that you could work on him.
Going through some old boxes last year, I came across the radio, but no Steve Austin.
I often wonder what small fortune I would heve to spend, to get a collection of the toys I owned as a kid.
Glen
1964
glen@williamsondesign.com
This memory was added on: July 30,2004
I have in my possession the original six million dollar man action figure. I got when I was just a wee young lad. It is in the rocket/operating room case. has the bionic eye all of the bionic chips and the roll up skin. What would something like this worth?
Sean
1968
hartshorn14@juno.com
This memory was added on: July 29,2004
We found a few of these six million dollar man dolls plus clothes and we will be putting them up for sale on our web site if anyone is looking for them ! Thanks for reading site is - http://www.retro-trader.com - we have loads of toys and games for sale , stock always changing.
Paul
1967
info@retro-trader.com
This memory was added on: July 27,2004
I had the Six Million Dollar man and the Lab/Space Capsule. What a great time to be a kid, the toys, cartoons, hell even the TV dinners were good. Aaah the 70's.
Dwayne G.
1963
This memory was added on: July 22,2004
I can remember having this as a kid and peering through the "eye". And how the small chips in his arms, you could remove. you know? The electronic component chips in his arms?! Way cool. Anyone know where I can purchase one of these? As well the Starskey and Hutch Action Figures...?
Justin
1973
junky4ya@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: July 20,2004
that tight fitting red sweatsuit was too much for any man too handle- a little crisco and he was ready for action
marko
1969
marko@aol.com
This memory was added on: July 16,2004
One time, I decided to test Steve Major's strength and promptly attached his grip to the end of our ultra seventies lounge couch. Sad to say, Steve lost the battle and dislocated his shoulder.
He never possessed his prior strength after that...
Gabriel
cre8tivexpert@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: July 16,2004
Here's another one...
I lost one of Steve Austin's rubber shoes. (I called him Steve Majors in my other post---I guess the real Steve Austin was not married to Farrah Fawcett---I get those two mixed up).
Anyway, I lost poor Steve Austins right rubber shoe and the poor guy limped around with one barefoot until I decided to take a trip to K-mart. After scoping the aisles and looking over my shoulder several times, I swiped one from a display box.
Normally this would not be such a big deal except I was freshly enrolled in Catholic School and had to confess the crime up in the cofessional booth.
I got off with twelve hail mary's...
Gabriel
1966
cre8tivexpert@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: June 27,2004
To the world, Me and my boyfriend always have funny arguments over silly things last night he said "six million dollar man " I said "the million dollar man" HE IS 99.99%right all the time we both agree on that we realy enjoyed watching you growing up...
Kelly & MR.ALWAYS RIGHT
kelly
1968
This memory was added on: June 17,2004
What kid growing up in the 70's didnt have the Six Million Dollar Man action figure. I had the rocket/operating table and The communications dome. I love the tv show also. Could not miss an episode....
Micah
1967
fusionman67@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: May 20,2004
The bionic folks were waaaay before my time. I don't even know how I found out about SMDM but last year I had to have a Steve Austin figure. I won one off ebay only to find another one at a hobby shop the next day. A few days later I got the bionic woman at the same shop. A year after finding the Bionic Woman (two weeks ago actually) I found another Six Million Dollar Man at a garage sale.
Kennef
'84
This memory was added on: May 19,2004
Hello every one, My name is Mack, and just like you guys, I had a 6 million dollar man toy as a youngster. I had the 6 million dollar man Drive-in movie projector! Does anyone else remember this toy?
mack
1964
mackbrown@schickshadel.com
This memory was added on: May 11,2004
the best toy in the world! perhaps its sad ,but he was the hero! (he still is) SMDM only the best ! once had the same track suit he had. Red with the white stripe. maskatron man/big foot/oscar/jamie/max the dog..........memories........
Dean Stevens
1970
adstevens2004@yahoo.co.uk
This memory was added on: May 6,2004
I loved the SMDM too! So much that I went through 4 of the darn things. I remember his little rubber shoes and white socks.
I played for hours, making up great adventures for Steve Austin to sort out. He always managed. :)
Carl Machacek
1967
carlynm@sympatico.ca
This memory was added on: April 10,2004
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This memory was added on: April 10,2004
I wish i still had my maskatron. Those were the days when they were like $15.00. Now you can't get them on ebay for less than $100.
joe
12/24/67
This memory was added on: March 29,2004
the six million dollar man,o el hombre nuclear como se le conoce aqui en el peru,fue uno de los muņecos de accion mas vendidos y exclusivos de aquella epoca,aqui llego en diciembre de 1,976. es y era lo maximo tenerlo,todavia lo tengo como un gran recuerdo,me lo compro mi abuelo.
JOSE JESUS NORIEGA RIOS
1962
JNORIEGA_RIOS@HOTMAIL.COM
This memory was added on: March 16,2004
This was the coolest toy ever. "Real" skin you could roll up and that cool ratchet sound his arm made when you pushed the button on his back. I went through those like crazy. I kept wearing them out. I was only 3 or 4, but I have great memories of them. I wish Mom hadn't thrown them away. If anybody come across one still in the box, drop me a line.
Jason
1973
jawacs1973@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: March 8,2004
I still wish I had my six million dollar man doll. I remember it having a red jumpsuit and a button you pushed at the back. I remember looking through the bionic eye. I also remember the Bionic woman doll. I wish I could find mint conditions of both dolls.
Robbie
1968
rob3535@lycos.com
This memory was added on: February 24,2004
Who didn't want to be Steve Austin? This doll had some pretty cool gadgets that were part of it. There was a peep hole in the back of his head so that you could look through the bionic eye, and the skin on his arm rolled up so that you could pull out his bionic sensors that were embedded in the arm. I think the legs had sensors in them too. In fact I remember making the boop boop boop boop sounds when I was moving his arms to pick up the engine block that came with him or as I was peering through the back of his head.
Bill
1962
wrbusmc@aol.com
This memory was added on: February 20,2004
I had want I'm assuming to be the first edition SMDM action figure. However, I don't remember mine having the roll-up rubber skin...I seem to remember flesh colored plastic panels that removed to reveal clear plastic bionics. Anyone else? My memory may be failing, I was 4 only 5 when I received my favorite toy of all time! I later acquired Masketron for Christmas. I also had Pulsar in addition to G.I.Joe's and KISS Megos (which I still own) and Planet of The Apes Megos. I too every once in a while scour eBay looking for a SMDM in "MINT" condition for less than a Benjamin Franklin. I would also like to replace my fuzzy headed and bearded G.I. Joe. If it's any truth to Jim Carrey playing the SMDM that will tarnish the memory for me. What a joke! Almost as bad as having Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson star in Starskey & Hutch. Were these shows comedies and I was too young to realize it? I think not so why are they starring pathetic comedians to portray them?
Eddie
1972
Kissarmy@intergate.com
This memory was added on: January 23,2004
There were 3 versions of the SMDM dolls. 1st had the engine block, the 2nd had the bionic grip w/an orange steel girder and the 3rd (Most hard to find) was the biosonic arm (karate chop) which had a different shirt and pants (instead of the red jogging suit)and came with a bracelet and blocks he could smash. You could also get three mission arms and mission legs, which made the doll cool. Bigfoot doll was simple and boring. Maskatron was cool with 3 faces, different arms and his limbs could "pop" off. Oscar had the exploding briefcase. Bionic mission vehicle was indestructible too. Lee Majors is currently suing Universal, says he hasn't seen ANY royalties form these and other toys from the series. And Jim Carey is going to play Steve Austin in the movie to be released in 2005?
Dave
1968
steveasutin_fan@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: January 13,2004
Dude! I must of gone through 5 of these guys! Between the ages of 4 and 8 this was the ultimate toy and TV Show! I had the Masktron, some wierd blowup dome (space station?) and the rocket ship. Later I got miniture figures on motorcycles that raced like evil Kenevil. It was Steve Austin vs the Bigfoot on motor cycles! Anyone remember what it was called? Every year Santa Claus had a new one to replace the old one! Anyone ever try to put him on Evils Motor Cycle? Haha! I almost killed myself trying to plug in the backpack to a wall socket!! It had a roach clip at the end of it! Hey! I was 5 years old, what did I know! 70's toys rule!
John
1969
ortizjd87@aol.com
This memory was added on: January 13,2004
The roll up skin was the best, now it is permenently dry rotted to his arm. Thats right I am 33 and I still have my Steve Austin, Jamie Summers and Oscar Goldman with exploding breifcase. I will never grow up. By the way was I the only one checking out what was under Jamies blue jump suit?
Terry
1970
This memory was added on: January 12,2004
I got the six million dollar man doll for my birthday in October 1976. Also that radio that you plug into something that was metal and grounded to hear the stations.. I think it was Am.. only.. I'm pretty sure it was.. anyway, it had a tiny earplug you put into your ear.. Very cool technology to a kid in the good old seventies.
Chris
1967
This memory was added on: January 9,2004
Vic
1968
applemuppet@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: January 9,2004
Wow, I remember this toy--my brother had the Six Million Dollar Man and I had the Bionic Woman. Not only that, I had a Farrah Fawcett doll...long before (I think!) she became Farrah Fawcett Majors. My brother and I used to marry all our dolls to each other; I'm sure through some kind of weird kiddie poppet magic we brought the happy couple together. My brother also had the spaceship. I remember the Bionic Woman had some kind of something or other to indicate her super-hearing but I don't remember exactly what.
By the way, this site is great--I came here because I was out at dinner and someone said "g-"something and out of nowhere came Gnip Gnop memories...after calling several people I went to the internet for satisfaction and lo and behold...
Vic
1968
applemuppet@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: January 4,2004
Man, I had the Six Million Dollar man toy with the red workout suit and the car engine block. I loved that toy more than any other from my youth.
I loved it so much that I eventually broke a leg playing with it and my mother made me throw it out in the trash. Ironic, isn't it? A broken leg and I didn't have the technology... until 28 years later, damn it!!! Why didn't anyone tell me back then when I was 8, that you could buy replacement legs and arms?!!!
Jeeez!!!!!! I spent the last year looking for the toy at junk and antique shops. Yup, I finally found one!! Everything is in good working order, but the clothing is not in great condition though. When I eventually did research on the internet, I found out that there were these replacement legs and arms that my parent didn't tell me about!!!
What was the moral of all this? Was I supposed to learn something from this? Crap, I don't care... I gots me another Six Millon Dollar Man action figure!
Jay Kim
1967
blurvisual@cogeco.ca
This memory was added on: December 18,2003
i'am a member of the six million dollar man fan club when i was a kid
Greg Ochodnicky
1967
singlem29@aol.com
This memory was added on: November 29,2003
As an eight year old in 1977 whilst camping in Scotland with my family, my parents left my grandmother and my two eldest sisters babysitting me.After putting up with my sisters teasing all night, i finally snapped and grabbed the first thing that came to hand. Steve austin never let me down as my parents returned to find the two blubbering wenches,one clutching her head, the other sobbing in my grandmothers arms.
andy shaw
1969
inmate1571@yahoo.co.uk
This memory was added on: November 19,2003
the back pack radio accessory was a piece of shit - it never ever worked.
oscar goldman
1970
This memory was added on: November 18,2003
I completely forgot about the real radio backpack! And if I recall correctly, he did have another bionic piece in his leg. I also had the maskatron figure... and the pulsar guy... so many great toys back then, all the cheap action figures these days are nothing compared to the classics!
Brad M.
1967
This memory was added on: October 25,2003
Anything is possible in this Universe. I mean, hey.....look....somebody mass-marketed an effigy of Lee Majors and actually made friggin' money on it!
HeyJoe
1964
This memory was added on: October 4,2003
poor steve.
This memory was added on: October 2,2003
that last memory was a hoot...but the ultimate has got to be re-creating that crash sequence at the beginning of the tv show...we used to build Steve's rocketship out of cardboard and tape, cram him inside with toilet paper and a brick of cherry bombs all inter-connected with a delayed fuse, attach the sucker to a kite, light it and then send Steve to the clouds...in a short time a few sparks would turn into a raging inferno and then the whole freakin' thing was earthbound...what a mess Steve was...and no we could not re-build him. What a riot!!!
mike
1966
mikey@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: September 30,2003
I remember digging a hole, packing the mutha with a brick of m-80s and some gas pouches, dropping Steve in (the poor bastard)and then igniting th frickin' mess. Let's see if we really can re-build him (not likely).
mike
1965
mikey@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: September 26,2003
I had a six million dollar man doll that I carried with me for years. One day when I was about 12 years old, my mother was having a garage sale and had it on the table for .50 cents,I took the doll and burried it under a pine tree in the front yard. I have yet to try and find it, but im almost positive of the exact location. I guess "mission accomplished" my mother never got to sell it and , if I wanted, I could dig it up. SHE WILL NEVER SELL MY DOLL...20 years later
Rocky
1971
rgvadala@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: September 19,2003
Grandma was RIGHT.
RuPaul
This memory was added on: September 12,2003
My brother had the Steve figure and I had Maskatroon. My brother is a few years younger and I used to put the Steve mask on my figure and dress him in the red jumpsuit. My brother, who was about 4 or so would go livid!! Don't know why. I was just an older tormentor. My job as his brother after all.
This memory was added on: September 7,2003
I remember the rollup rubber on the arm. Under the rubber imbedded into his are was a small rectangular clear plastic that had a picture of his bionics / electrical circuitry. I think he had a bigger one on his leg as well?
I remember the button on Steve's back that when you pressed it made a cranging sound and his arm raised.
Because of Steve's bionic eye, I still close my left eye in order see better with my right!
I didn't have it, but I remember that you could buy a Capsule / POD to put steve into?
I also had another toy, like Steve but he had a electrical circuit for a face and many plastic face masks (including Steve Austins) that you could disguise him with. He also had a clamp / scoop & laser (which had a real small red torch in it I think).
D.
1970
This memory was added on: August 26,2003
This really takes me back. I remember the Six-Million Dollar Man figure pretty well. There was that rubber skin you could roll up to reveal the little clear square over a sticker printed to look like circuitry. The panel would come out so you could get a better look at it. And the hole in the back of the head allowed you to look out through one eye. As I remember, I spent more time studying the oddly-textured interior of the head along the viewport than anything else. Didn't the arm pump up or something to simulate lifting? And wasn't there a plastic car engine for Steve to lift?
Alex M
1969
**@***.**
This memory was added on: August 24,2003
i still have all the toys mint in box....anyone want to buy them ????? scott9804@excite.com
scott
1965
scott9804@excite.com
This memory was added on: August 3,2003
I have all my smdm stuff from when I was 5 to 10 years old. And now I'm an avid collector!!I wish they would bring the figure's back like G.I.Joe did.
damonf
1971
damonandlinda@aol.com
This memory was added on: July 28,2003
(first of all you need to list Bionic Woman under the GIRLS toys)... My brother had the 6 million dollar man and Oscar, and he also had the other guy with the exchangable face (the bad guy?), he had the rocket car, and I had the bionic woman and her evil twin and the cool red car. Her head "clicked" with her bionic ear. I remember the rubber on the arms. And like many childhood toys, mine were sold for pennies in a yard sale. (But not my brothers.. what the heck?)
Angela
1973
sweet_pea7950@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: July 25,2003
I absolutely loved the six million dollar man and the Bionic Woman when I was growing up. They were my absolute favorite shows!! In answer to a memory below..yes they did make a Bionic Bigfoot doll...and I was lucky enough to find one! He's a little taller than the other dolls and has a pop off panel on his chest. Very Cool! Now if only I could get ahold of the Venus Space Probe...
Rachel
1970
rthompson@mybluelight.com
This memory was added on: July 11,2003
He also came with a engine that he could lift with his bionic arm.
Bill
1967
billb@luminaredesign.com
This memory was added on: June 25,2003
I had one of these and thought it was one of the coolest action figures,hours and hours of fun,,Untill I went to grandma's place and she told my mom in front of me little boys shouldnt play with dolls,she said it would turn boys into sissy's,Im not a sissy and i had many hours of fun till his leg broke.
Dave
1966
dshend1911@aol.com
This memory was added on: June 17,2003
many remember the bionic man action figure, but does anybody remember BIONIC BIGFOOT??? yes, i'm not kidding. i had the bionic man and also the one where he had 3 faces and other 'interchangable body parts'. (never had bionic bigfoot though). i look on ebay once in a while to bid on a bionic man but they're too expensive. if only i had kept mine. . . .......
joe
1967
This memory was added on: June 13,2003
I got a Steve Austin, along with the rocket/operating table, for Christmas when I was about six or seven. The only problem was he came with one arm! Although I was naturally shocked, I played with it until "Santa" sent me a new one.
Derek
1969
This memory was added on: June 10,2003
THIS WAS MY BEST TOY FROM MY CHILDHOOD....AND ALSO MY BEST HERO.......NOONE COMES CLOSE TOSMDM......I HAD THEM ALL.......I WOULD GET NEW ONES ON CHRISTMAS......WATCHED THE SHOWS.....AND USED TO RUN IN SLOW MOTION AND SING THE THEME SONG IN MY BRAIN AS I WAS PRETENDING TO BE STEVE AUSTIN.........THE BEST BOY TOY OF ALL TIME.......BRING BACK 70S TOYS......SAVE AMERICAS YOUTH......ID GIVE A MILLION TO HAVE MY SONS PLAY WITH THE TOYS I DID
LINUS SNIDER
1969
macholinus@hotmail.com
This memory was added on: June 8,2003
I remember that there was a clear plastic "lens" on the top of his head, and you could rapidly cover and uncover and cover and uncover it with your finger, and it would make his bionic eye "blink." I remember that my mother threatened not to allow me to watch the Six Million Dollar Man if I didn't stop running around the house in "slow motion" and making that "ching-ching-ching-ching" sound effect.
wayne
1968
wayne.berninger@liu.edu
This memory was added on: June 6,2003
We lived over seas at the time the episodes were aired, so we missed the fun, but mom and dad would tell everyone going "back home" send the kids some action figures, the xmas of 76 we had 32 GI joes and 4 Six million dollar man's one Jamie Sommers and an Oscar Goldman, we also had the bullet proof vest, and a huge box full of cloths,and stuff, the big blow up complex and stuff, remember the engine that he came with, always wondered how he could lift that without a bionic back? The Magic, Wow, I recently found Cyborg the pilot on Kaaza, if you know of or have any of the orginal episodes, I'd love to get em, Email me if you'd like the Cyborg.
Wade
1967
wade_laura@cableregina.com
This memory was added on: May 20,2003
Christmas day......
I can remember walking down the street in my neighborhood, peering through the back of the Bionic Eye, stumbling along, pretending to be the SMDM.
I still remember the smell of the figure.
Brian
1965
progcop@attbi.com
This memory was added on: May 14,2003
I think I had them all - 6 Million Dollar Man, Big Jim, Bullet Man, G.I. Joe, and one of my favorites was 'Pulsar' with his see-thru chest. Push a button on his back and his lungs moved to simulate breathing and blood flowed, oddly enough, through his intestines...? Never could figure that one out. But he was cool.
Chris Conner
1966
chris75056_1@lycos.com
This memory was added on: May 13,2003
The clear arm, mentioned above, was on Mike Powers the newer GI Joe.
Bullet Man the human bullet was a very cool addition to the GI Joe family.
Howard
1965
moloch_dark@yahoo.com
This memory was added on: May 9,2003
I remember the roll up arm. Does anyone remember Bullet Man! Or Shogun Warriors?
AJ
1969
abetzel@msn.com
This memory was added on: May 7,2003
My brother had stretch armstrong and I hand the six million dollar man. Well they got in a fight and of course who has to win? The six million dollar man. The syrup oozed out and Steve Austin walked away.
Raul
1971
This memory was added on: May 4,2003
Man those were the days,,,,,,,i had the rocket repair center,maskatron,different change of arms and legs,,,,and the radio back pack,,,,,,,,,,,,,best of all,,,,,,,,,i have a faimly freind that used to know Lee Majors,,,and a year ago i got ahold of Mr. Majors and we e-mail once and awhile.........cool Hey,,,,,,,
pete
Apr. 12 1971
This memory was added on: May 2,2003
In addition to the "bionic eye" mentioned above... does anybody remember the "roll up" skin on his arm? Or what about the backpack that was a real working radio? I think the radio/pack had a little clamp you hooked to metal, for a ground?, and the radio was then funtional...so cool for a kid back then!
Ray Conn
1971
theconnzzzz@aol.com
This memory was added on: March 21,2003
I just remember he had a clear arm and you could look through the back of his head.
Bart
1965
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