WWF Bone-Crunchers are here!

Is it true that BCA collectors are also Attitude Era nostalgists?

I had the fully clothed Big Show. I really hated it as it was crap to use with normal figures, They didnt bend at the elbows and were HUGE

^ Agreed wholeheartedly. And those two Owen Hart figures (the DANGER one especially) and the SS7 Undertaker with the tattoos are STILL good figures, even by today's standards.

Here is a checklist that I've put together, but it still needs work:

jakksbca.blogspot.com/p/bca-checklist-work-in-progress.html

You got an excellent deal for everything shipped, and the condition of the figures looks to be pretty good, as well.

I think I saw this listing on eBay, but I wasn't planning to bid since I prefer to buy MOC BCA figures whenever possible for my mint loose collection.

There are some pictured that I still want to add to mine, including Signature Series 2 Kane (I once had it but ended up reselling it) & New Age Outlaws, Slammers Series 1 Farooq, S.T.O.M.P. Series 1 Ken Shamrock & The Undertaker, Series 2 Owen Hart, and Series 3 Hawk & The Undertaker.

Also,

-Viscera was from 2 Tuff Series 5, which came with the then-ToyFare Exclusive Undertaker glow in the dark figure.
-Mero in red is actually from Live Wire Series 2, and (even though it wasn't mentioned specifically) the Vader in black with red trim that you bought is either from the Grudge Match 2-pack with Mark Henry, DTA Tour Series 1, or the TRU-exclusive Best of '98 Series 1.
-The Headbangers with different colored boxers are actually repaints and not variants; they came in the WrestleMania XIV singles series set. The original versions (Mosh with green/white polka dots and Thrasher with plain black) are either from Tag Team Series 1, the Special Edition WMXV Tag Team 2-pack, or the Best of '98 Series 2-pack (which I just bought, coincidentally, from eBay).

If you would like me to identify all of them, I'd be to happy to do so.

One thing you're missing from the lot is all the accessories. That's one of the things that made BCA figures so unique and cool, weither it is all the weapons, or unique accessories. Stuff I can tell you are missing:

Blackman's sticks
Bossman's night stick
Val Venis' towel
Jerry Lawler's crown
Honky Tonk Man's guitar
Hawk's spikes
Al Snow's Head
Gangrel's goblet
Jeff Jarrett's hat
LOD 2000 Hawk's Spikes and Helmet (the two parts that REALLY make the figure awesome)
Jim Ross' hat
Jim Cornette's tennis racket
both Mankind's masks
Godfather's hat and cane
Goldust's wigs

Plus there's a number of STOMP figures and they are all missing their gear and guns

while you did get a great deal, you're missing a lot of the key pieces that made these figures so unique and cool. Plus, part of the alure of the figures was the fact that they ALL included a weapon or two, to recreate the chaos and hardcore environment of late 90s WWF. Some unique weapons that were rarely re-released, like the CD tower, lazy boy chair, mattress, wheel barrow, and more fun stuff and unlike during the RA era, EVERYTHING was properly detailed and painted..

Not at all. I own 1 of each wrestler made in BCA form and I absolutely cannont stand the Attitude Era.

I had the red Marc Mero.

I found Viscera/Taker two pack, but I got something else, I don't remember what it was, but I'm sure it was something that was a peg warmer and could have gotten later down the line.

That Sgt. Slaughter brings back memories of him teaming with my WCW Vader and their feud with HHH and HBK.

"Those were the days."

Damn, dude. Awesome purchase right there. You pretty much bought my childhood (at least a huge part of it) for $70.