STRETCH ARMSTRONG WORLD

Welcome to Stretch Armstrong World.The original one and only website totally devoted the the cornsyrup filled he man himself,The Legendary Stretch Armstrong Action Figure. I opened this site for all you stretch nuts out there like myself who are crazy about these highly collectable stretch figures as I am.Of course all the stretch versions will be included here like the Super Holy Grail Denys Fisher Stretch Hulk, Stretch Serpent, The Octopi Siblins, X Ray, Monster, and dont forget the very scarce Mego elastics! Few poeple realize just how many Stretch Figure versions were actually produced. An estimated 60 different versions from Japan, Germany, Italy, France,Australia and other countries all took part in there own versions of the Armstrong and Monster. But Companies such as Hasbro,Justoys and Cap Toys produced their own unique Stretch Figures like Stretch Mask, and Stretch Genie and the newer 1993 Stretch Armstrong.

I started collecting these awsome stretches 7 years ago and now I have the Largest most complete Stretch collection in the world as you will see on this site. Stretch Armstrong figures are highly valuable, and unlike any other action figure because they are filled with corn syrup making them very unique.I happen to be the utmost authority on Stretch Figure Preservation and have devised several methods of this preservation process I will share with you on Stretch Armstrong World.These 4 easy preservation steps will make it possible to maintain your stretch figure for another 30 years and beyond.

The original Stretch Armstrong figure idea was concieved by a CPG employee named James O. Kuhn in 1974. Kenner did not actually recieve a patent for the figure untill 1979. From 1976 to 1979 Kenner made over 50 million dollars on all the stretch versions,and was the largest buyer of cornsyrup over those same years .There were 40,000 Stretch Armstrongs produced by Kenner in the U.S. between 1976 and 1979. Thats not really that many if you think about it especially since 99% of them were ripped apart and thrown and never made it past Christmas of 1976. That means out of the over 300 Million people in the U.S. roughly every 7,500 persons would have to share only one Stretch Armstrong figure! There have been only about 60 Stretch Armstrongs that have appeared in the last five years in varying conditions and only about 30 in clean to near mint condition.There are even fewer of the other versions.Some as low as 1 or none. Thats gives you an idea of just how rare these stretches have become. Only a handful are left today, only a handful.

The cornsyrup was condensed to just the right viscosity to make the stretch return slowly to its original position as the latex skin reacted against this highly viscosic goo. Collectors of these figures are very aggresive and determined because they know with such limited numbers remaining that at any time they may be all gone. This can make finding the one you want more difficult yet more fun too. Afterall the fun is always in the hunt, right? It took me 3 years to find the Stretch Serpent! One can only know how much fun collecting stretches can be if one becomes obsessed as I have become.Stretches are in a class all by themselves.

Get ready for a look at Americas favorite then and now action figures. Be very carefull, or you just may become a Stretchy!

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