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The hero and X-Ray figures are filled with the same corn-syrup-based gel the 1976 original used — it is what gives the slow, heavy stretch and the snap-back. Vac-Man is the exception: he is packed with a granular filling that locks solid when you pump the air out.
Yes. The figures are engineered to be pulled to their limit — up to roughly four times their length — and return to their original shape. Slow, steady stretching is the intended play pattern; the gel flows back over a few moments.
The whole line is rated for ages 4 and up, and the Classics are just as popular with adult collectors. There are no small parts, screens or batteries in any figure.
No. Every figure is fully mechanical — even Vac-Man’s pose-locking trick works on air pressure alone, using the pump built into his head and the release button on his neck.
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Wipe the skin with a barely damp cloth and dry it straight away. Keep figures away from direct sun and radiators — heat is the one thing the gel filling does not enjoy long-term.
Small nicks in the skin can sometimes be sealed, but a figure that is leaking filling should be retired from play. Stretching within normal limits will not burst a figure — they are tested well beyond four times body length.
For a first-timer, the 7-inch Stretch Armstrong is the classic starting point. If you are buying for nostalgia or display, go straight to the 10-inch Classic Stretch — it is the faithful ’70s reissue and the highest-rated figure in the range.
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