1984 GI JOE BIVOUAC BATTLE STATION UNIT +BLACK MAJOR & LANARD ATV ARAH cobra **

Description: DON'T BE FOOLED BY SELLERS WHO HIDE THEIR FEEDBACK or MAKE THEIR AUCTION LISTINGS PRIVATE IN FEEDBACK! WHAT ARE THEY AFRAID YOU'LL FIND OUT? GREPDOGG - OFTEN IMITATED NEVER REPLICATED! I ship internationally by numerous options including Europe, Canada, United Kingdom, UK, England, France, Denmark, Ireland, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, Hungary, Asia, South America, Brazil, Argentina, Portugal, Japan, Australia, Singapore, Korea, New Zealand, Peru, South Africa, Hong Kong and China to name a few! 1984 G.I. JOE BIVOUAC & CREW Items are in very good condition, I have cleaned the parts top to bottom and inside and out. The sticker placement is pretty good. Item is in very good condition, All the pieces fit together well. Originally released in 1984 the Bivouac features a removable cot with support legs (2), a rack with original removable ORIGINAL axe, replacement machete, replacement shovel, portable field radio – with replacement aftermarket antenna, rocket launcher with projectile and stand, green missile, rare original removable canteen with intact strap - still hangs just fine. The bottom main piece and the top hood look good and fit together well with the tent poles. I have also included a small black tripod scope and a brown rope bundle. Please look at the multiple pictures of every angle I have provided, in high resolution, to make your own decision on the grade of the item - good luck finding another sale where this much detail is disclosed! The Bivouac battle station is a forward observation post kit. It includes a handy tent to deflect the sun, a cot to nap when the opportunity arises, an accessory rack, light gear for use on reconnaissance missions, such as an axe, a shovel, a machete, a field radio, a 16 ounce water canteen, and in the event of trouble, a rocket launcher. This launcher, an XM-65 fiberglass rocket launcher, fires large (98mm) rocket propelled projectiles at whatever the occupant(s) of the Bivouac determine to be a threat that requires immediate, direct action. It can only fire one laser-guided rocket at a time, but presumably the crew could carry more if they were expecting serious trouble. 2024 BLACK MAJOR GREEN SHIRT + LANARD & L.C.V. LOW CRAWL VEHICLE BLACK MAJOR: In excellent condition, he has decent joints, extremely little paint wear or paint rubs, New O-ring and no screw rust. This is a custom aftermarket figure, so it won't be perfect. Appearance: Green shirt body with a MUTT with beret style head head that fits a little loose in the torso. Accessories: aftermarket black assault rifle, Duke black backpack, the figure stand pictured is included. The vintage GI JOE game card is in good condition and great for display. Lanard Figure: He has good joints, little screw rust and a tight O-Ring. He comes with the black assault rifle with sliding stock and the figure stand pictured. LANARD LCV: Appearance: I have cleaned this mean machine well, the black and green are still vibrant, nothing has been glued or rigged. The sticker placement looks great. The Greenshirts are the equivalent of "extras" in that they are in the story to serve merely as background characters and have little to no speaking parts. Due to the unique look of each G.I. Joe member, it became a problem for Sunbow animators to render the G.I. Joe Team, especially for all-out battle scenes. The solution was to create generic G.I. Joe soldiers. This also addressed a problem not brought up in the comics: COBRA would outnumber the Joes. The appearance of the Greenshirts are based upon the G.I. Joe team member Grunt, the Joe Team's infantry squad leader. The name "Greenshirts" came to use within canon with the release of new G.I. Joe comics from Devil's Due Productions. In this continuity, the Greenshirts were soldiers used as support troops for the main G.I. Joe team. The Greenshirts were broken into three different types, infantry, navy and air force. Some of them have been given personalities and play slightly bigger roles, even gaining Joe code-names and more prominent roles. Hasbro for many years avoided producing a Greenshirt figure, as several members of the designing and writing teams didn't want to have "nameless" G.I. Joe figures for various reasons. This was circumvented with the 2005 "Infantry Team" figure six-pack, which featured six figures designed to look like the cartoon's Greenshirts. Each figure was given a separate filecard with a blank file name and codename for the buyer to fill in their own details, in essence making them "named" characters. Two of these are darker-skinned men. ------------------------------------------------------------------LISTING DETAILS: I Combine Shipping by starting with the HIGHEST SH QUOTE; it is then an additional $1.00 Per Figure.*Two or more vehicles are based on actual shipping weight PLEASE DO NOT PAY IMMEDIATELY AND LET ME KNOW THAT YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER SO THAT I CAN CONTINUOUSLY SEND UPDATED INVOICES SHIPPING & HANDLING FOR THIS LISTING IS free FOR USA – ITEM WILL BE PROTECTED!

Price: 65.5 USD

Location: Tucson, Arizona

End Time: 2024-12-17T12:20:01.000Z

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