The nice part (if that’s the correct thing to say) about taking a break from the website is that I’m overwhelmed with a backlog of emails to organize, respond to, and use. Many collectors have sent in various error figures to add to the archives. There’s one more “bigger” update after this “smaller” update.

#228, #83, #95, Manufacturing Error Figures, Warped Figures

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11-Pack Error or Regular 10-Pack?

Posted by Chad Perry in History, Research, UofM News on February 5, 2014

A M.U.S.C.L.E. collector named David said he had a 10-pack with 11 figures inside of it. Is this a 11-pack error or a incorrectly identified 10-pack?

#125, #138, #206, #221, #28, #29, #30, #35, #50, #85, #96, 10-pack, History, History 100, Manufacturing Error Figures

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Warped and Manufacturing Error Figures Update

Posted by Chad Perry in Research, UofM News on February 4, 2014

Two new figures to add to the Warped Figure archive thanks to Al.

UPDATE: One of the figures also belongs in the Manufacturing Error Figures Archive.

#148, #5, Manufacturing Error Figures, Warped Figures

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Manufacturing Error Figure or Tortured Figure?

Posted by Chad Perry in Research, UofM News on January 28, 2014

One figure added to the Manufacturing Error Figure archive, but another raises the question, “Is it a Manufacturing Error Figure or Tortured Figure?”

#163, #83, Manufacturing Error Figures

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Manufacturing Error Figure or Tortured Figure?

Posted by Chad Perry in Research, UofM News on August 20, 2013

Good news for M.U.S.C.L.E. collectors! A buyer won the Orange #163 figure from Auction Watch #139. He sent some new, much better pictures, to share with collectors. Now he wants to ask collectors a very important question, “Did I get an error or a tortured figure?”