2 MINUTE TOY BREAK !

I've been wanting to add some wrestling figures to my collection for some time but haven't found a consistent line that pays homage to my favorite era, the 80s. While I am not an expert in the wrestling action figure department, It seems like this Ultimate Edition line has a alot of my favs with more figures to be released this summer. Let's take a look at what is  arguably the single  most popular mohawk in pop culture history!  This is an absolute killer figure! Everything from the soft goods down to the included extra hands and head sculpt! Articulation is perfect.  I'm looking forward to adding more from this line but for now Mr.T will be joing the Joe ranks!   

"I pity the fool!" that don't know where the phrase " I pity the fool!" came from. Loose pics forthcoming 💪

I was more of  a WWF fan than anything growing up.I never liked their figures ,though.The big ,rubber LJN wrestlers looked more like giant erasers to me and you couldn't pose them into any cool wrestling stances.In the commercials,kids would bounce them off of the floor and make them do all kinds of cool jumps and flips.I don't know about you but that never worked for me.Lots of die hard kid WWF fans  loved  them,though,from the apparent wear on the figures today.  In 1985,Remco did a good job of  differentiating themselves from that by releasing their own line of articulated AWA wrestlers.Their toys were actual "action" figures,modeled after the earlier released Lost World of  the Warlords line of  figures.While they could never measure up to  LJN's WWF line as far as popularity,I secretly liked them better.I barely knew any of the cast,but I loved their chunky build and discernible rubber head sculpts.I would always see them in friends collectio...