Arnold Schwarzenegger is known for many things. But the bodybuilder, movie star and ex-governor won't be remembered for his humility.

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Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger unveils a statue of himself outside the home where he grew up, which he turned into a museum commemorating himself. Standing with his son, Patrick, at right, they opened the museum on Friday, Oct. 7, in Thal, some 140 miles south of Vienna, Austria.

Schwarzenegger stood in the rain outside his childhood Austrian home with his son, Patrick, where he unveiled a bronze statue he commissioned.

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A fan poses in front of a life-size Arnold Schwarzenegger wax mannequin.

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A life-size Arnold Schwarzenegger wax mannequin.

The museum is home to things like his first barbell, the metal bed that he slept on as a youth, several life-size "Terminator" models and the desk he sat behind as California's governor.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger's desk.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger's private picture gallery.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger's childhood bed.

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The house in which Arnold Schwarzenegger was born is pictured in the southern Austrian village of Thal, ON Friday, Oct. 7.

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