The BCA Line

1. Mankind series 3
2. Lod series 1
3. Dude Love
4. Austin series 1.
5. Austin series 1
6. 3 Faces of Foley
7. Kane
8. Referee
9. Attitude ring.
10. Goldust robe
11. Table
12. Chainsaw Charlie
13. goldust during his fu era.
14. Livewire Mark Mero in the red boxing trunks.
15. would have rather had actual accessories pertaining to the wrestler
16. Bret Hart series 1
17. Summerslam 1999 carding.
18. Cactus Jack
19. Legends
20. playability

I always liked the Blue Blazer figure. I bought one a few years ago from a flea market for $2.00 loose with cape.

I always had a hard time finding the Livewire series. I remember going into K-Mart and finding a Dude Love figure with a chair. I can't remember if it was from the Livewire series or the DTA series.

1. Favorite Superstars Series figure?

Mankind from series 3

2. Favorite 2 Tuff Series 2-pack (or Grudge Match/Tag Team Series, if you prefer)?

Legion Of Doom & Headbangers tied

3. Favorite Slammers Series figure?

Dude Love series 2

4. Favorite Signature Series figure?

didnt like any

5. Favorite S.T.O.M.P. Series figure?

Pillman by far even used the chest piece for D'lo

6. Favorite Boxed Set (Single figure with accessories, 3 or 4-pack)?

Always had a soft spot for the Mankind set wth accessories

7. Favorite debut BCA figure?

Series 7 X-Pac

8. Favorite BCA Staff figure (Manager, Announcer, etc)?

referee or Jim Ross

9. Favorite BCA-era wrestling ring?

Attitude ring with the cage

10. Favorite BCA-era accessory for figures (what they wore)?

godfather jacket and hat and also the best of 97 Hart Foundation jackets

11. Favorite BCA-era weapon for figures (what they fight with)?

godfather cane and barb wire baseball bat

12. The one debut BCA figure you wish Jakks had made?

Jim Neidhart to complete the Hart Foundation

13. The one repainted BCA figure you wish Jakks had made?

definately the APA and maybe LOD styled Droz

14. Figures (list one or as many as you can remember) that you always wanted but could never find?

I had no real trouble finding any I wanted however I loved Series 7 X-Pac that much it was what I wanted Jakks to release in CS 16

15. Did you like the stands that came with the BCA figures or would you have rather had actual accessories pertaining to the wrestler?

mixed feelings here the stands were cool but a belt or chair or something would of been cool to have.

16. Favorite figure for playing purposes?

Most but I did love having Owen Hart face off against Warrior for some reason

17. Favorite BCA carding?

Series 3 type

18. Favorite BCA exclusive figure (can be individual or in a boxed set)?

Yokozuna (either one)

19. If Jakks had continued with either non-BCA line, Legends or Ripped and Ruthless, which would you have wanted?

Legends

20. Favorite all-around aspect of the BCA line (playability, likenesses, collectability, etc)?

Basically how varied the line was pretty much most of Jakks lines have been varied like this

Thats awesome!!! I thought my brother and me were the only ones that did the upside-down matches in the Monster Rings.



I did some custom BCA figures, I've sold most of my collection, but I think I have some pictures of some of my customs if anybody would be interested in seeing them.

I recall X-Pac being ridiculously hard to track down. I found the red one once (the version from Livewire). Any that were green/black/white were such a pain to get. I was only able to get one because of that Perfect 10 boxset.

You know i always thought someone should have made a custom vader using steve williams body and vaders head,i hated how vader was so thin.

I don't know how many times I went through some of the earlier series figures, but I do know that I had to have owned two or three of the Superstars Series 1 and/or 2 Undertaker as a kid. I remember going to the mall one day and buying a replacement long after the series first showed up in stores.

In fact, I may have been checking for the RNR2 Kane that day and came up empty.

There was a wrestling store that opened in my local mall sometime in 1999 when the wrestling boom was nearing its peak. I loved the layout of the store with figures adorning the walls and other merchandise displayed on racks; they never had any brand new products (far behind the Planet Wrestling I mentioned before, and even the local TRU), but I enjoyed walking in there and got to know the employees a little bit.

I went to an Edge signing that July, which just so happened to be the first wrestler signing I ever attended. I couldn't believe how big he was in person at the time, and I do remember that someone asked him about losing the Intercontinental title to Jarrett the night before at a house show. Anyway, the store didn't last very long since it was more or less wrestling fans acquiring that particular spot in the mall and not turning much of a profit.


I do love Slayknot's collection/display of BCA figures lol. There are quite a few Backlash series figures in there that I need (Boss Man with blue trim, Holly with pink trim, Austin with camo tanktop).


The DTA Tour Series 2 Steve Blackman is also one of my favorites since his debut Superstars Series 6 figure was not easily playable.



I swear, I could have lived off of a few more of those excellent Live Wire/DTA Tour/Sunday Night Heat repaint series. Live Wire Series 2 might take the cake, though, which also has the Superstars 7 X-Pac re-release that XZEROX is talking about.



And Vader definitely could have used a larger mold, but by that point he was relegated to JTTS status in the WWF. Plenty of wrestlers could have used larger torsos, such as Val Venis, but others needed to lay off the juice *cough*BrianChristopher*cough*.

Before the BCA's came out, my brother and I used to wrestle with GI Joe and used the Hasbro ring. And we would flip it over and that would be our cage matches.