1994 Lifeline: Rescue Trooper v4
Includes: antibiotics and medicine storage case, two-way communications device, auto-feed grenade pistol, high-powered searchlight, knife, super-charged grappling hook launcher, grappling hook, figure stand
1994 continued the tradition of oversized, spring-loaded weapons. These powerful weapons shoot over 10 feet.
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Most 1994 figures included a weapons tree, a mostly generic selection of previously released weapons, still on the plastic sprues.
Lifeline's yellow weapons tree included a flare launcher, a case, a flashlight, a knife, a grappling hook and a figure stand.
A missile launcher, rope and a microphone were also included in the package.
Lifeline's yellow weapons tree included a flare launcher, a case, a flashlight, a knife, a grappling hook and a figure stand.
A missile launcher, rope and a microphone were also included in the package.
In 1994, Hasbro produced figures in China and Indonesia. This resulted in several paint app variants. To compound matters further, Hasbro also changed the card art on some figures from the older horizontal logo (with a red or blue laser backdrop) to a new vertical logo (with a red or blue to black gradient background). The back of the new card also featured a reformatted baseball card sized file card with condensed writing. Several figures did not get the new vertical card art treatment. Lifeline did get the vertical logo treatment.
Lifeline has two paint app variants: one with a solid red chest and the other with grey and black details. There are two carded figure variants, the horizontal logo card marked "MADE IN CHINA" (above) and the vertical logo card also marked "MADE IN CHINA" (below).
Lifeline has two paint app variants: one with a solid red chest and the other with grey and black details. There are two carded figure variants, the horizontal logo card marked "MADE IN CHINA" (above) and the vertical logo card also marked "MADE IN CHINA" (below).
There are thirty+ known 1994 Battle Force variants featuring various packaging and paint app combinations. See them all on Facebook.