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    • The G.I. Joe Index: A-Z >
      • A >
        • Ace >
          • v1
          • v2 (Battle Copters)
          • v3
        • Action Marine
        • Action Pilot >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Action Pilot Astronaut
        • Action Sailor >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Action Soldier
        • Aero-Viper
        • Airborne >
          • v1
          • v1 (Sky Patrol)
        • Airtight
        • Airwave
        • Alley Viper >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Alpine
        • Altitude
        • Ambush >
          • v1
          • v2 (Dino Hunters)
        • Annihilator
        • Armadillo
        • Astro Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Avalanche
        • A.V.A.C.
      • B >
        • Backblast >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Backstop
        • Banzai
        • Barbecue >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3 (Eco-Warriors)
        • Baroness
        • Barricade >
          • v1
          • v2
        • B.A.T.S. >
          • v1
          • v2 (Cobra B.A.T.)
          • v3 (Cobra B.A.A.T. - Star Brigade)
        • Bazooka >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3
        • Beach-Head >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Big Bear >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Big Ben >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Big Boa
        • Bio-Viper
        • Blast-Off
        • Blaster
        • Blizzard
        • Blocker
        • Breaker >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Blowtorch
        • Budo >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Bullet-Proof >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Bullhorn
        • Bushido >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Buzzer
      • C >
        • Capt. Grid-Iron
        • Carcass
        • Cesspool
        • Charbroil >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Chuckles
        • Claymore
        • Clean-Sweep
        • Cloudburst
        • Clutch >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (tan)
          • v3 (Mega Marines)
        • Cobra >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Cobra Air Devil
        • Cobra Blackstar
        • Cobra Commander >
          • v1 (straight-arm, mail order)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (hooded, mail order)
          • v3 (battle armor)
          • v4
          • v5 (Talking Battle Commanders)
          • v6
          • v7 (Star Brigade)
        • Cobra H.I.S.S. driver
        • Cobra Ninja Viper
        • Cobra Officer >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Cobra Stinger Driver
        • Cold Front
        • Colonel Courage
        • Copperhead >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
        • Countdown >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
        • Cover Girl
        • Crankcase
        • Crazylegs >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Create-a-Cobra
        • Crimson Guard >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
        • Crimson Guard Commander
        • Crimson Guard Immortal
        • Croc Master
        • Cross-Country >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Crystal Ball
        • Cutter >
          • v1
          • v2 (DEF)
          • v3
        • Cyber-Vipers
      • D >
        • Darklon
        • Decimator
        • Dee-Jay >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
        • Deep Six >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Eco-Warriors)
          • v4 (mail order)
        • Desert Scorpion
        • Destro >
          • v1
          • v2 (Iron Grenadiers)
          • v3
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
        • Dial-Tone >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
          • v3 (Sonic Fighters)
          • v4
        • Dice
        • Doc
        • Dodger >
          • v1
          • v2 (Sonic Fighters)
        • Dogfight
        • Dojo
        • Downtown
        • Dr. Mindbender >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Drop Zone
        • Duke >
          • Duke (mail order)
          • Duke (carded)
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3
          • v4
          • v5 (Star Brigade)
          • v6 (Star Brigade)
        • Dusty >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3 (with Sandstorm)
      • E >
        • Eels >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Effects
      • F >
        • Falcon >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Fast Draw >
          • v1
          • v1 (mail order, Rapid Deployment Force)
        • Ferret
        • Fighter Pilot
        • Firefly >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Flak-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Flash >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Flint >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3 (Eco-Warriors)
          • v4
        • Footloose >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
        • Frag-Viper
        • Freefall
        • Frostbite >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3
      • G >
        • G.I. Joe
        • Gears
        • General Flagg >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Ghostrider
        • Gnawgahyde
        • Golobulus
        • Grand Slam >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (silver pads)
        • Gristle
        • Grunt >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (tan)
          • v3
        • Gung-Ho >
          • v1
          • v2 (Dress Blues)
          • v3
          • v4
          • v5 (Mega Marines)
        • Gyro-Viper
      • H >
        • Hardball
        • Hardtop
        • Hawk >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2
          • v3 (General Hawk)
          • v4 (Talking Battle Commanders)
          • v5 (Star Brigade)
          • v6 (mail order)
        • H.E.A.T. Viper >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Headhunter Stormtroopers
        • Headhunters >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Headman
        • Heavy Duty >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Heavy Metal
        • Heli-Vipers
        • Hit & Run
        • Hot Seat
        • Hydro-Viper
      • I >
        • Ice Cream Soldier
        • Ice Viper
        • Iceberg >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Incinerators
        • Interrogator >
          • v1 (Battle Copters)
          • v2 (mail order, Copter Pilots)
        • Iron Grenadiers
      • J >
        • Jinx
      • K >
        • Keel-Haul >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Knockdown
      • L >
        • Lady Jaye
        • Lampreys >
          • v1
          • v2 (Sonic Fighters)
        • Laser Viper
        • Law & Order >
          • v1
          • v2 (Sonic Fighters)
          • v3
        • Leatherneck >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
          • v3
        • Lifeline >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
          • v3 (mail order)
          • v4
        • Lift-Ticket
        • Lightfoot >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Lobotomaxx
        • Long Arm
        • Long Range
        • Low-Light >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3
          • v4 (Dino Hunters)
      • M >
        • Mace
        • Mainframe >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
        • Major Altitude >
          • v1 (Battle Copters)
          • v2 (mail order, Copter Pilots)
        • Major Bludd >
          • v1
          • v2 (Super Sonic Fighters)
          • v3
        • Major Storm
        • Maverick
        • Mega-Vipers
        • Mercer >
          • v1 (Sgt. Slaughter's Renegades)
          • v2
        • Metal-Head >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Mirage
        • Monkeywrench
        • Monstro-Vipers
        • Motor Viper
        • Muskrat >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3
        • Mutt & Junkyard >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3 (DEF)
          • v4
      • N >
        • Nemesis Enforcer
        • Night Creeper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
          • v3 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Night Creeper Leader >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Night-Viper
        • Night Vulture
        • Nitro-Viper
        • Nullifier
        • Nunchuk >
          • v1
          • v2
      • O >
        • Outback >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3
          • v4
        • Overkill
        • Overlord
        • Ozone >
          • v1 (Eco-Warriors)
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
      • P >
        • Pathfinder
        • Payload >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
          • v5 (Star Brigade)
        • Predacon
        • Psyche-Out >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Python Officer
        • Python Trooper
      • Q >
        • Quick Kick
      • R >
        • Rampage
        • Rampart
        • Range-Vipers
        • Rapid Fire
        • Raptor
        • Recoil
        • Recondo >
          • v1
          • v2 (Tiger Force)
        • Red Dog
        • Red Ninjas
        • Red Star
        • Repeater >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v2 (mail order, Rapid Deployment Force)
        • Ripcord
        • Ripper
        • Road Pig >
          • v1
          • v2 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Roadblock >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Tiger Force)
          • v4
          • v5
          • v6 (Star Brigade)
          • v7 (Star Brigade)
        • Robo-J.O.E.
        • Rock 'n Roll >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2
          • v3 (Super Sonic Fighters)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
        • Rock-Viper
        • Royal Guard
        • Rumbler
      • S >
        • S.A.W.-Viper
        • Salvo
        • Scarlett >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
        • Scrap-Iron
        • Sci-Fi >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Star Brigade)
          • v4 (Star Brigade)
        • Scoop
        • Sea Slug
        • Secto-Viper
        • Serpentor
        • Sgt. Slaughter >
          • v1 (mail order)
          • v2
          • v3
          • v4 (Slaughter's Marauders)
        • Shipwreck >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Shockwave >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v2 (mail order, Rapid Deployment Force)
          • v3 (DEF)
        • Short-Fuze >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Skidmark
        • Sky Creeper
        • Skydive
        • Skymate
        • Skystriker
        • Slice >
          • v1
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
          • v3 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Slip-Stream
        • Sludge Viper
        • Snake Eyes >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (with Timber)
          • v3
          • v4
          • v5 (Ninja Force)
          • v6 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Sneak Peek >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Snow Job
        • Snow Serpent >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
        • Snow Storm >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Space Shot
        • Spearhead and Max >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
        • Spirit >
          • v1
          • v2 (Slaughter's Marauders)
          • v3 (Air Commandos)
          • v4 (mail order, International Action Force)
        • Stalker >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2
          • v3 (Talking Battle Commanders)
          • v4 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
          • v5
        • Star-Viper
        • Starduster
        • Static Line
        • Steam-Roller
        • Steel Brigade >
          • v1 (mail order)
          • v2 (mail order, gold head)
        • Steeler >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
        • Storm Shadow >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3 (Ninja Force)
          • v4 (Shadow Ninjas)
        • Strato-Viper
        • Stretcher
        • Sub-Zero >
          • v1
          • v2 (mail order, Arctic Commandos)
        • Super Trooper
      • T >
        • T.A.R.G.A.T. >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Taurus
        • Techno-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Star Brigade)
        • Tele-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
        • T'Gin-Zu
        • The Fridge
        • Thrasher
        • Thunder
        • T'Jbang
        • Tollbooth
        • Tomax
        • Topside
        • Torch
        • Torpedo
        • Toxo-Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Eco-Warriors)
        • Toxo-Zombie
        • Track Viper
        • Tracker
        • Tripwire >
          • v1
          • v2 (Listen 'n Fun)
          • v3 (Tiger Force)
        • Tunnel Rat >
          • v1
          • v2 (Night Force)
          • v3 (Sonic Fighters)
      • U >
        • Undertow
        • Updraft
      • V >
        • Vapor
        • Viper >
          • v1
          • v2 (Python Patrol)
          • v3 (Sonic Fighters)
          • v4
        • Viper Pilot
        • Voltar
      • W >
        • Wet-Suit >
          • v1
          • v2 (Special Mission: Brazil)
          • v3
          • v4
        • Wild Bill >
          • v1
          • v2
          • v3
        • Wild Boar
        • Wild Card
        • Wild Weasel
        • Windchill >
          • v1
          • v2
        • Windmill
        • W.O.R.M.S.
      • X >
        • Xamot
      • Z >
        • Zandar
        • Zanzibar
        • Zap >
          • v1 (straight-arm)
          • v1.5 (swivel-arm)
          • v2 (Super Sonic Fighters)
        • Zarana
        • Zartan >
          • v1
          • v2 (Ninja Force)
    • The G.I. Joe Rolodex: The Digital File Card Repository
    • The G.I. Joe Yearbook: A Visual Index of Carded Figures
    • 1982 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Breaker
        • Cobra
        • Cobra Officer
        • Flash
        • Grunt
        • Rock 'n Roll
        • Scarlett
        • Short-Fuze
        • Snake Eyes
        • Stalker
        • Zap
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Clutch
        • Cobra
        • Cobra Commander
        • Cobra Officer
        • Grand Slam
        • Hawk
        • Steeler
      • Mail order >
        • Cobra Commander
    • 1983 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Airborne
        • Cobra Commander (v1.5)
        • Destro
        • Doc
        • Gung-Ho
        • Major Bludd
        • Snow Job
        • Torpedo
        • Tripwire
        • v1.5 figures
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Ace
        • Cobra H.I.S.S. Driver
        • Cobra Viper Pilot
        • Cover Girl
        • Grand Slam (v2)
        • Grunt (v2)
        • Wild Bill
      • Mail order >
        • Duke
        • Major Bludd
    • 1984 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Baroness
        • Blowtorch
        • Duke
        • Firefly
        • Mutt & Junkyard
        • Recondo
        • Ripcord
        • Roadblock
        • Scrap-Iron
        • Spirit
        • Storm Shadow
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Clutch (v2)
        • Cobra Stinger Driver
        • Copperhead
        • Cutter
        • Deep Six
        • Thunder
        • Wild Weasel
        • Zartan
      • Mail order >
        • Cobra Commander (v2)
      • Paint-A-Figurine
    • 1985 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Airtight
        • Alpine
        • Barbecue
        • Bazooka
        • Buzzer
        • Crimson Guard
        • Dusty
        • Eels
        • Flint
        • Footloose
        • Lady Jaye
        • Quick Kick
        • Ripper
        • Shipwreck
        • Snake Eyes (v2)
        • Snow Serpent
        • Tele-Vipers
        • Tomax & Xamot
        • Torch
        • Tripwire (v2, Listen 'n Fun)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Crankcase
        • Frostbite
        • Heavy Metal
        • Keel-Haul
        • Lampreys
        • Tollbooth
      • Mail order >
        • Starduster
    • 1986 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • B.A.T.S.
        • Beach Head
        • Dial-Tone
        • Dr. Mindbender
        • Hawk (v2)
        • Iceberg
        • Leatherneck
        • Lifeline
        • Low-Light
        • Mainframe
        • Monkeywrench
        • Roadblock (v2)
        • Sci-Fi
        • Vipers
        • Wet-Suit
        • Zandar
        • Zarana
      • Special Mission: Brazil >
        • Claymore
        • Dial-Tone (v2)
        • Leatherneck (v2)
        • Mainframe (v2)
        • Wet-Suit (v2)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • A.V.A.C.
        • Cross Country
        • Lift-Ticket
        • Motor Viper
        • Serpentor
        • Sgt. Slaughter (v2)
        • Slip-Stream
        • Strato-Viper
        • Thrasher
      • Mail order >
        • Sgt. Slaughter
    • 1987 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Big Boa
        • Chuckles
        • Cobra Commander (v3)
        • Crazylegs
        • Croc Master
        • Crystal Ball
        • Falcon
        • Fast Draw
        • Gung-Ho (v2)
        • Jinx
        • Law & Order
        • Outback
        • Psyche-Out
        • Raptor
        • Sneak Peek
        • Techno-Viper
        • Tunnel Rat
      • Battle Force 2000 >
        • Avalanche
        • Blaster
        • Blocker
        • Dodger
        • Knockdown
        • Maverick
      • Cobra-La Team >
        • Golobulus
        • Nemesis Enforcer
        • Royal Guard
      • Sgt. Slaughter's Renegades >
        • Mercer
        • Red Dog
        • Taurus
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Backstop
        • Gyro-Viper
        • Hardtop
        • Ice Viper
        • Payload
        • Rumbler
        • Sea Slug
        • Steam-Roller
        • W.O.R.M.S.
        • Zanzibar
      • Mail order >
        • Steel Brigade
        • The Fridge
    • 1988 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Astro Viper
        • Blizzard
        • Budo
        • Charbroil
        • Hardball
        • Hit & Run
        • Hydro-Viper
        • Iron Grenadiers
        • Lightfoot
        • Muskrat
        • Repeater
        • Road Pig
        • Shockwave
        • Spearhead
        • Storm Shadow (v2)
        • Toxo-Viper
        • Voltar
      • Night Force >
        • Crazylegs (v2)
        • Lt. Falcon (v2)
        • Outback (v2)
        • Psyche-Out (v2)
        • Sneak Peek (v2)
        • Tunnel Rat (v2)
      • Tiger Force >
        • Bazooka (v2)
        • Duke (v2)
        • Dusty (v2)
        • Flint (v2)
        • Frostbite (v2)
        • Lifeline (v2)
        • Recondo (v2)
        • Roadblock (v3)
        • Skystriker
        • Tripwire (v3)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Armadillo
        • Destro (v2)
        • Ferret
        • Ghostrider
        • Nullifier
        • Secto-Viper
        • Sgt. Slaughter (v3)
        • Skidmark
        • Star-Viper
        • Wild Card
        • Windmill
      • Mail order >
        • Super Trooper
    • 1989 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Alley Viper
        • Annihilator
        • Backblast
        • Countdown
        • Dee-Jay
        • Deep Six (v2)
        • Downtown
        • Frag-Viper
        • Gnawgahyde
        • H.E.A.T. Viper
        • Night-Viper
        • Recoil
        • Rock 'n Roll (v2)
        • Scoop
        • Snake Eyes (v3)
        • Stalker (v2)
        • T.A.R.G.A.T.
      • Night Force >
        • Charbroil (v2)
        • Lightfoot (v2)
        • Muskrat (v2)
        • Repeater (v2)
        • Shockwave (v2)
        • Spearhead (v2)
      • Python Patrol >
        • Copperhead (v2)
        • Crimson Guard (v2)
        • Python Officer
        • Python Trooper
        • Tele-Viper (v2)
        • Viper (v2)
      • Slaughter's Marauders >
        • Barbecue (v2)
        • Footloose (v2)
        • Low-Light (v2)
        • Mutt (v2)
        • Sgt. Slaughter (v4)
        • Spirit (v2)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Aero-Viper
        • Darklon
        • Dogfight
        • Hot Seat
        • Long Range
        • Payload (v2)
        • Track Viper
        • Wild Boar
        • Windchill
      • Mail order >
        • Rampage
      • Micro Figures
    • 1990 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Ambush
        • Bullhorn
        • Capt. Grid-Iron
        • Freefall
        • Laser Viper
        • Metal-Head
        • Night Creeper
        • Pathfinder
        • Rampart
        • Range-Vipers
        • Rapid Fire
        • Rock-Viper
        • S.A.W.-Viper
        • Salvo
        • Stretcher
        • Sub-Zero
        • Topside
        • Undertow
      • Sky Patrol >
        • Airborne
        • Airwave
        • Altitude
        • Drop Zone
        • Skydive
        • Static Line
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Cold Front
        • Decimator
        • Major Storm
        • Overlord
        • Updraft
        • Vapor
      • Combat Rings
    • 1991 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Big Ben
        • Cobra B.A.T. (v2)
        • Cobra Commander (v4)
        • Crimson Guard Immortal
        • Desert Scorpion
        • Dusty (v3)
        • General Hawk (v3)
        • Grunt (v3)
        • Heavy Duty
        • Incinerators
        • Low-Light (v3)
        • Mercer (v2)
        • Red Star
        • Sci-Fi (v2)
        • Snake Eyes (v4)
        • Snow Serpent (v2)
        • Tracker
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Cesspool
        • Clean-Sweep
        • Flint (v3)
        • Ozone
        • Sludge Viper
        • Toxo-Viper (v2)
      • Sonic Fighters >
        • Dial-Tone (v3)
        • Dodger (v2)
        • Lampreys (v2)
        • Law (v2)
        • Tunnel Rat (v3)
        • Viper (v3)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Cloudburst
        • Interrogator
        • Major Altitude
        • Night Vulture
        • Sky Creeper
        • Skymate
      • Mail order >
        • Lifeline (v3)
    • 1992 Overview >
      • Carded Figures >
        • Barricade
        • Big Bear
        • Destro (v3)
        • Duke (v3)
        • Eels (v2)
        • Firefly (v2)
        • Flak-Viper
        • General Flagg
        • Gung-Ho (v3)
        • Roadblock (v4)
        • Wet-Suit (v3)
        • Wild Bill (v2)
      • Drug Elimination Force >
        • Bullet-Proof
        • Cutter (v2)
        • Headhunters
        • Headman
        • Mutt & Junkyard (v3)
        • Shockwave (v3)
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Barbecue (v3)
        • Deep Six (v3)
        • Toxo-Zombie
      • Electronic Super Sonic Fighters >
        • Lt. Falcon (v3)
        • Major Bludd (v2)
        • Psyche-Out (v3)
        • Road Pig (v2)
        • Rock 'n Roll (v3)
        • Zap (v2)
      • Ninja Force >
        • Dice
        • Dojo
        • Nunchuk
        • Slice
        • Storm Shadow (v3)
        • T'Jbang
      • Talking Battle Commanders >
        • Cobra Commander (v5)
        • General Hawk (v4)
        • Overkill
        • Stalker (v3)
      • Drivers and Pilots >
        • Ace (v2)
        • Cobra Air Devil
        • Heli-Vipers
        • Spirit (v3)
      • Mail order >
        • Cobra Ninja Viper
        • Steel Brigade (v2)
    • 1993 Overview >
      • Battle Corps >
        • Ace (v3)
        • Alley Viper (v2)
        • Backblast (v2)
        • Barricade (v2)
        • Bazooka (v3)
        • Beach-Head (v2)
        • Bullet-Proof (v2)
        • Cobra Commander (v6)
        • Cobra Eel (v3)
        • Colonel Courage
        • Crimson Guard Commander
        • Cross-Country (v2)
        • Cutter (v3)
        • Dr. Mindbender (v2)
        • Duke (v4)
        • Firefly (v3)
        • Flak-Viper (v2)
        • Frostbite (v3)
        • General Flagg (v2)
        • Gristle
        • Gung-Ho (v4)
        • H.E.A.T. Viper (v2)
        • Headhunter Stormtroopers
        • Headhunters (v2)
        • Iceberg (v2)
        • Keel-Haul (v2)
        • Law (v3)
        • Leatherneck (v3)
        • Long Arm
        • Mace
        • Muskrat (v3)
        • Mutt & Junkyard (v4)
        • Night Creeper Leader
        • Nitro-Viper
        • Outback (v3)
        • Outback (v4)
        • Roadblock (v5)
        • Snow Storm
        • Snow Storm (v2)
        • Wet-Suit (v4)
        • Wild Bill (v3)
      • Dino-Hunters >
        • Ambush (v2)
        • Low-Light (v4)
      • Mega Marines >
        • Bio-Viper
        • Blast-Off
        • Clutch (v3)
        • Cyber-Vipers
        • Gung-Ho (v5)
        • Mega-Vipers
        • Mirage
        • Monstro-Vipers
      • Ninja Force >
        • Banzai
        • Bushido
        • Night Creeper (v2)
        • Red Ninjas
        • Scarlett (v2)
        • Slice (v2)
        • Snake Eyes (v5)
        • T'Gin-Zu
        • Zartan (v2)
      • Star Brigade >
        • Astro Viper (v2)
        • Cobra B.A.A.T.
        • Countdown (v2)
        • Destro (v4)
        • Duke (v5)
        • General Hawk (v5)
        • Heavy Duty (v2)
        • Ozone (v2)
        • Ozone (v3)
        • Payload (v3)
        • Roadblock (v6)
        • Robo-JOE
        • Rock 'n Roll (v4)
        • Sci-Fi (v3)
        • T.A.R.G.A.T. (v2)
      • Street Fighter II >
        • Balrog (v1)
        • Blanka (v1)
        • Blanka (v2)
        • Chun Li (v1)
        • Chun Li (v2)
        • Dhalsim (v1)
        • Edmond Honda (v1)
        • Guile (v1)
        • Guile (v2)
        • Ken Masters (v1)
        • Ken Masters (v2)
        • M. Bison (v1)
        • M. Bison (v2)
        • Ryu (v1)
        • Ryu (v2)
        • Sagat (v1)
        • Vega (v1)
        • Zangief (v1)
      • Mail order >
        • Arctic Commandos
        • Create-a-Cobra
        • Deep Six (v4)
        • General Hawk (v6)
        • Helicopter Pilots
        • International Action Force
        • Rapid Deployment Force
    • 1994 Overview >
      • Battle Corps >
        • Alley Viper (v3)
        • Beach-Head (v3)
        • Dial-Tone (v4)
        • Flint (v4)
        • Ice Cream Soldier
        • Lifeline (v4)
        • Major Bludd (v3)
        • Metal-Head (v2)
        • Night Creeper Leader (v2)
        • Shipwreck (v2)
        • Snow Storm (v3)
        • Stalker (v5)
        • Viper (v4)
        • Windchill (v2)
      • Shadow Ninjas >
        • Bushido (v2)
        • Night Creeper (v3)
        • Nunchuk (v2)
        • Slice (v3)
        • Snake-Eyes (v6)
        • Storm Shadow (v4)
      • Star Brigade >
        • Carcass
        • Cobra Blackstar
        • Cobra Commander (v7)
        • Countdown (v3)
        • Duke (v6)
        • Effects
        • Gears
        • Lobotomaxx
        • Ozone (v4)
        • Payload (v4)
        • Payload (v5)
        • Predacon
        • Roadblock (v7)
        • Sci-Fi (v4)
        • Space Shot
        • Techno-Viper (v2)
      • 30th Anniversary >
        • Action Marine
        • Action Pilot
        • Action Pilot Astronaut
        • Action Sailor
        • Action Soldier
      • G.I. Joe Convention Exclusive >
        • Fighter Pilot
      • Mail order >
        • G.I. Joe
  • Vehicles
    • The G.I. Joe Yearbook: A Visual Index of Vehicles and Playsets
    • 1982 Overview >
      • Cobra Missile Command Headquarters
      • FLAK
      • HAL
      • JUMP
      • MMS
      • MOBAT
      • RAM
      • VAMP
      • Official Collector Display Case
    • 1983 Overview >
      • APC
      • Cobra F.A.N.G.
      • Cobra H.I.S.S.
      • Cobra S.N.A.K.E.
      • Cobra Viper Glider
      • Dragonfly [XH-1]
      • Falcon Glider
      • Headquarters Command Center
      • JUMP
      • Polar Battle Bear
      • Skystriker [XP-14F]
      • Whirlwind
      • Wolverine
      • PAC/RATs >
        • Flame Thrower
        • Machine Gun
        • Missile Launcher
      • Pocket Patrol
      • Accessory Pack 1
    • 1984 Overview >
      • Chameleon
      • Cobra A.S.P.
      • Cobra C.L.A.W.
      • Cobra Rattler
      • Cobra Stinger
      • Cobra Water Moccasin
      • Killer W.H.A.L.E.
      • S.H.A.R.C.
      • Sky Hawk
      • Slugger
      • VAMP Mark II
      • VAMP & HAL
      • Battle Stations >
        • Bivouac
        • Mountain Howitzer
        • Watch Tower
      • Battlefield Accessories (A.K.A. Defense Units) >
        • Machine Gun Defense Unit
        • Missile Defense Unit
        • Mortar Defense Unit
      • Accessory Pack 2
      • MANTA (mail order)
    • 1985 Overview >
      • A.W.E. Striker
      • Armadillo
      • Bomb Disposal
      • Bridge Layer
      • Cobra C.A.T.
      • Cobra Ferret ATV
      • Cobra Flight Pod
      • Cobra Hydrofoil (Moray)
      • Cobra Night Landing
      • Cobra S.M.S.
      • Cobra S.N.A.K.E. (v2)
      • Mauler M.B.T. Tank
      • Silver Mirage
      • Snow Cat
      • T. T. Battle Platform
      • U.S.S. Flagg
      • Weapon Transport
      • Battle Stations >
        • Air Defense
        • Check Point
        • Cobra Bunker
      • Battlefield Accessories (A.K.A. Units) >
        • Ammo Dump Unit
        • Cobra Rifle Range Unit
        • Forward Observer Unit
      • Accessory Pack 3
      • Parachute Pack (mail order)
    • 1986 Overview >
      • Cobra Air Chariot
      • Cobra Hydro-Sled
      • Cobra Night Raven S³P
      • Cobra Stun
      • Cobra Terror Drome
      • Cobra Terror Drome Firebat
      • Conquest X-30
      • Devilfish
      • H.A.V.O.C.
      • L.C.V. Recon Sled
      • Tomahawk
      • Triple 'T'
      • Dreadnoks >
        • Dreadnok Air Assault
        • Dreadnok Ground Assault
        • Dreadnok Swampfire
        • Dreadnok Thunder Machine
      • Battle Stations >
        • Cobra Surveillance Port
        • L.A.W.
        • Outpost Defender
      • Accessory Pack 4
    • 1987 Overview >
      • Coastal Defender
      • Cobra Buzz Boar
      • Cobra Jet Pack
      • Cobra Maggot
      • Cobra Mamba
      • Cobra Pogo Ballistic Battle Ball
      • Cobra Sea Ray
      • Cobra Wolf
      • Crossfire
      • Defiant
      • Mobile Command Center
      • Persuader
      • Road Toad B.R.V.
      • S.L.A.M.
      • Battle Force 2000 >
        • Dominator
        • Eliminator
        • Marauder
        • Sky Sweeper
        • Vector
        • Vindicator
      • Dreadnoks >
        • Dreadnok Air Skiff
        • Dreadnok Cycle
      • Motorized Action Packs >
        • Anti-Aircraft Gun
        • Earth Borer
        • Helicopter
        • Mountain Climber
        • Pom-Pom Gun
        • Radar Station
        • Rope Crosser
        • Rope Walker
      • Accessory Pack 5
      • Vehicle Gear Accessory Pack 1
    • 1988 Overview >
      • Cobra Adder
      • Cobra Battle Barge
      • Cobra BUGG
      • Cobra Imp
      • Cobra Stellar Stiletto
      • Desert Fox 6 W.D.
      • Mean Dog
      • Phantom X-19
      • R.P.V.
      • Rolling Thunder
      • Skystorm
      • Swampmasher
      • Warthog A.I.F.V.
      • Iron Grenadiers >
        • A.G.P.
        • D.E.M.O.N.
        • Destro's Despoiler
      • Night Force (Toys R Us Exclusive) >
        • Night Blaster
        • Night Raider
        • Night Shade
        • Night Storm
        • Night Striker
      • Tiger Force >
        • Tiger Cat
        • Tiger Fly
        • Tiger Paw
        • Tiger Rat
        • Tiger Shark
      • Motorized Action Packs >
        • Double Machine Gun
        • Dreadnok Battle Axe
        • Machine Gun Nest
        • Mine Sweeper
        • Mortar Launcher
        • Twin Missile Radar
      • Motorized Vehicle Packs >
        • ATV
        • Gyrocopter
        • Rocket Sled
        • Scuba Pack
        • Tank Car
      • Accessory Pack 6
      • Mail-Order Re-Issue >
        • Firebat
        • VAMP Mark II
    • 1989 Overview >
      • Arctic Blast
      • Cobra Condor Z25
      • Cobra FANG II
      • Cobra H.I.S.S. II
      • Crusader
      • Mudfighter
      • Raider
      • Thunderclap
      • Battle Force 2000 >
        • Pulverizer
      • Battlefield Robots >
        • Devastator
        • Hovercraft
        • Radar Rat
        • Tri-Blaster
      • Iron Grenadiers >
        • Darklon's Evader
        • Destro's Razorback
      • Night Force >
        • Night Boomer
        • Night Ray
        • Night Scrambler
      • Python Patrol >
        • ASP
        • Conquest
        • Stun
      • Slaughter's Marauders >
        • Armadillo
        • Equalizer
        • Lynx
      • Tiger Force >
        • Tiger Fish
        • Tiger Sting
    • 1990 Overview >
      • Avalanche
      • Cobra Hammerhead
      • Cobra Hurricane VTOL
      • Cobra Overlord's Dictator
      • Cobra Piranha
      • Cobra Rage
      • General
      • Hammer
      • Locust
      • Mobile Battle Bunker
      • Retaliator
      • Iron Grenadiers >
        • Destro's Dominator
      • Sky Patrol >
        • Sky Havoc
        • Sky Hawk
        • Sky Raven
        • Sky Sharc
    • 1991 Overview >
      • Attack Cruiser
      • Badger
      • Battle Wagon
      • Brawler
      • Cobra Ice Sabre
      • Cobra Paralyzer
      • Air Commandos >
        • Air Commandos (Cloudburst)
        • Air Commandos (Night Vulture)
        • Air Commandos (Sky Creeper)
        • Air Commandos (Skymate)
      • Battle Copters >
        • Battle Copter (Interrogator)
        • Battle Copter (Major Altitude)
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Septic Tank
      • Sonic Fighters >
        • Desert Apache
      • Mail-Order Re-Issue >
        • WOLF
      • Micro Vehicles
    • 1992 Overview >
      • Barracuda
      • Cobra Earthquake
      • Cobra Liquidator
      • Cobra Parasite
      • Cobra Rat
      • Headquarters
      • Patriot
      • Storm Eagle
      • Air Commandos >
        • Air Commandos (Spirit​)
        • Air Commandos (Air Devil​)
      • Battle Copters >
        • Battle Copter (Ace v2)
        • Battle Copter (Heli-Viper)
      • Eco-Warriors >
        • Eco Striker
        • Toxo-Lab
      • Electronic Super Sonic Fighters >
        • Fort America
      • Mail-Order Re-Issue >
        • APC
        • Cobra Ferret
        • Slugger
        • Triple "T"
      • Battle Figure Collector's Case
    • 1993 Overview >
      • Cobra Detonator
      • Cobra Ice Snake
      • Ghoststriker X-16
      • Mudbuster
      • Shark 9000
      • Dino-Hunters (Toys R Us Exclusive) >
        • Dino-Hunter
      • Mega Marines >
        • Monster Blaster A.P.C.
      • Ninja Force >
        • Ninja Lightning
        • Ninja Raider Battle Ax
        • Ninja Raider Pile Driver
      • Star Brigade >
        • Armor-Bot
        • Cobra Invader
        • Starfighter
      • Street Fighter II >
        • Beast Blaster
        • Crimson Cruiser
        • Dragon Fortress
        • Sonic Boom Tank
    • 1994 Overview >
      • Blockbuster
      • Cobra Scorpion
      • Manta-Ray
      • Razor-Blade
      • Star Brigade: Power Fighters >
        • Power Fighter (Gears)
        • Power Fighter (Techno-Viper v2)
      • 30th Anniversary >
        • Action Space Capsule
    • 1995 and 1996 >
      • G.I. Joe Convention Exclusives >
        • 1995 Space Capsule and Astronaut
        • 1996 CUDA (APC)
  • Print
    • Art Archive
    • Books Overview >
      • Ballantine Books >
        • Find Your Fate
        • Young Adult / Fiction
      • Hasbro >
        • G.I. Joe Collector's Book (1993)
      • Kid Stuff Records & Tapes >
        • Castle of the Doomed (1984)
        • Challenge of the Clones (1984)
        • The Captive City (1984)
        • The Deadly Satellite (1984)
        • Cobra Strikes! (1986)
        • Destro's Doomsday Auction (1986)
      • Listen 'n Look >
        • Operation Outer Space (1984)
        • Operation Sandstorm (1984)
      • Listen 'n Play >
        • Cobra's Revenge (1985)
      • Marvel Books >
        • Operation: Disappearance! (1983)
        • Operation: Decoy (1983)
        • The Spy Eye (1983)
        • The Trojan Gambit (1983)
        • GI.Joe Stamp Fun (1984)
        • Operation Raging River (1987)
        • Operation Star Fight (1987)
      • Sticker Books >
        • Sticker Collector's Album (1987)
        • Sticker Fun Book (1989)
    • Catalogs and offers >
      • 1982
      • 1983
      • 1984
      • 1985
      • 1986
      • 1987
      • 1988
      • 1989
      • 1990
      • 1991
      • 1992
      • 1993
      • 1994
    • Comic Books Overview >
      • Marvel Comics (1982-1994)
      • Hasbro (1985-1994)
      • Blackthorne Publishing, Inc. (1987-1989)
      • ​Dark Horse Comics (1995-1996)
      • ​Devil's Due Publishing (2001-2005)
      • Dreamwave Productions (2003-2004)
      • Hasbro (2004-2009)
      • ​Fun Publications (2008-2018)
      • ​IDW Publishing (2009-NOW) >
        • 2018-2019 Silent Option
    • G.I. Joe Magazine Overview >
      • 1985 Winter
      • 1987 Winter
      • 1987 Spring
      • 1987 Summer
      • 1987 Fall
      • 1988 Winter
      • 1988 Spring
      • 1988 Summer
      • 1988 Fall
    • Mail Order >
      • G.I. Joe Mobile Strike Force Team Membership Kits
      • 1982 mail order posters
      • G.I.Joe Steel Brigade Fan Club
    • Newsletters
    • Sears wish books
    • Trade Ads Overview >
      • 1981 >
        • The Best Is Back! Trade Ad (1981)
      • 1982 >
        • "Blazing Military Action!" Comic Ad (1982)
        • "Collect!" Cobra Commander Mail-In Ad (1982)
        • Deka Trade Ad (1982)
        • "Join The Best!" Fan Club Ad (1982)
      • 1983 >
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1983)
        • Black Cobra Video Game Contest Ad (1983)
        • Cobra Strike Video Game Ad (1983)
        • Hi-Flier Kite Trade Ad (1983)
      • 1984 >
        • Animated Mini-Series Cartoon Ad (1984)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad Flyer (1984)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1984)
        • Hi-Flier Kite Trade Ad (1984)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1984)
        • Kay Bee Toy Stores Trade Ad (1984)
        • Kid Stuff Ad (1984)
        • Pac Toys Inc Trade Ad (1984)
        • "Team Up With The Best." Trade Ad (1984)
        • Marvel Books Trade Ad (1984)
        • Tool Set and Field Repair Kit Trade Ad (1984)
      • 1985 >
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • Animated Videocassettes Ad (1985)
        • EPYX Computer Activity Toys Ad (1985)
      • 1986 >
        • "Your Favorite Heroes Come To Life..." Comic Ad (1986)
  • Licensed
    • Board Games >
      • 1985 Commando Attack Board Game (Milton Bradley)
      • 1986 Presto Magix (APC)
    • Folders >
      • 1985 Folder (Hasbro)
      • 1987 Folders (Imaginings3)
    • Food Overview >
      • 1983 Candy Cake Decorations
      • 1983 Gumball Machine Coin Bank
      • 1983 Gumball Pocket Pack Dispenser
      • 1985 Action Stars Cereal
      • 1986 Candy Cake Decorations
      • 1992 Rice Krispies Cereal
      • 1994 Pillsbury Plus Cake Mix
    • Lunchboxes Overview >
      • 1982 Lunchbox (Thermos)
      • 1982 Mini-Lunchbox (Cheinco)
      • Early 1986 Lunchbox (Aladdin) featuring Live the Adventure
      • Late 1986 Lunchbox (Aladdin) featuring Sgt. Slaughter ​
      • 1987 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1987 Snack Pack (SGI)
      • 1988 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1989 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1990 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1992 Lunchbox (Aladdin)
      • 1992 Lunchbox (SGI, Inc.)
    • Puzzles Overview >
      • 1982 Puzzles (APC)
      • 1985 Mural Puzzles (Milton Bradley)
      • 1987 Puzzles (Milton Bradley)
      • 1988 Mural Puzzles (Milton Bradley)
    • Statues >
      • Diamond Select Toys Overview >
        • Cobra Commander icons bust
        • Snake Eyes icons bust
        • Snake Eyes vs Storm Shadow bookends
        • Snake Eyes Wall Statue
        • Canceled icons busts
      • First 4 Figures >
        • Optimus Prime vs Storm Shadow Statue
        • Canceled Baroness and Ravage Statue
      • Palisades Overview >
        • Baroness bust
        • Baroness bust (KB Toys)
        • Baroness bust (JoeCon)
        • Cobra Commander bust
        • Cobra Commander large statue
        • Cobra Commander small statue
        • Crimson Guard small statue
        • Crimson Guard small statue (BBTS)
        • Destro bust
        • Destro bust (ToyFare)
        • Cancelled Destro small statue
        • Firefly bust
        • Firefly bust (GIJCC)
        • Flint bust
        • General Tomahawk large statue
        • Roadblock bust
        • Scarlett bust
        • Scarlett bust (YoJoe)
        • Serpentor bust
        • Serpentor bust (AFX)
        • Snake Eyes bust
        • Snake Eyes life-size bust
        • Snake Eyes small statue
        • Storm Shadow bust
        • Storm Shadow bust (KB Toys)
        • Zartan small statue
      • Sideshow >
        • Baroness PF Exclusive
        • Flint VS Zartan Diorama
        • Snake Eyes Statue
        • Storm Shadow Statue
    • Stickers Overview >
      • 1982 3-D Collector Stickers
      • 1983 Lazer Blazer 3-D Holographic Stickers
      • 1983 Stickers (Hallmark)
      • 1984 3-D Stickers
      • 1984 Puffy Stickers & Album
      • 1985 Stick 'N Go Tote
      • 1985 The Sticker Machine Roll Stickers
      • 1985 Triple Win Game Stickers
      • ​1986 Sticker Calendar (Hoyle)
      • 1986 Stickers (Hallmark)
      • 1986 Trading Card Stickers (Milton Bradley)
      • 1987 Sticker Collector's Album with Cartoon Stickers
      • 1987 Sticker Valentines
      • 1989 Sticker Fun Book
      • 1991 Stickers (C.A. Reed, Inc.)
    • Trading Cards >
      • 1986 Trading Cards (Milton Bradley)
      • 1992 Hall Of Fame Collector Cards (Impel)
    • Tyco Trains and Trucks >
      • 1983 Electric Train and Battle Set (Tyco )
      • 1984 US1 G.I.Joe Electric Trucking Set (Tyco)
    • Other >
      • 1982 ephemera
      • 1982 G.I.Joe (Peter Pan Records)
      • 1982 Trash Can (Cheinco)
      • 1982 Walkie Talkies (Nasta)
      • 1983 Die-Cast Metal Vehicles (Aviva)
      • 1983 ephemera
      • 1983 Revell Catalog
      • 1983 Woodburning and Project Set (American Toy & Furniture Co., Inc.)
      • 1985 Saboteur Tool Kit (Nasta)
      • 1987 Dinner Tray and Trash Can (MarshAllan Industries)
      • 1987 Hot Plate featuring Outback (MarshAllan Industries)
      • 1987 Poster (WGC)
      • 1988 International Licensing Guide
      • 1989 Calendar (Landmark)
      • 1991 PVC Figures (Yolanda)
  • Preproduction
    • Creator Profiles >
      • Bill Merklein
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      • Larry Hama
      • Mark Pennington
      • Paul Sorton
      • Ron Rudat
      • Vinnie D'Alleva
      • HasCon Legends
      • Documentaries >
        • Code Name: Blast Off
        • Making It Up As I Go Along (Larry Hama)
        • Once Upon A Time in Attleboro (Ron Rudat)
    • Figures >
      • 1982 >
        • Breaker prepro
        • Cobra prepro
        • Cobra Commander prepro
        • Cobra Officer prepro
        • Flash prepro
        • Grunt prepro
        • Rock 'n Roll prepro
        • Scarlett prepro
        • Short-Fuze prepro
        • Snake Eyes prepro
        • Stalker prepro
      • 1983 >
        • Ace prepro
        • Cobra H.I.S.S. Driver prepro
        • Cover Girl prepro
        • Destro prepro
        • Gung-Ho prepro
        • Major Bludd prepro
        • Torpedo prepro
        • Wild Bill prepro
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    • Podcasts >
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      • Commercials (1982-1994) >
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Welcome to 3DJoes.com!

3DJoes is dedicated to preserving the sculpt and package art of G.I.Joe: A Real American Hero through interactive 360 photography and digital photo restoration. You can browse the entire 1982-1994 A Real American Hero run of figures by scanning the card art on The Figure Yearbook, the file cards on The G.I.Joe Rolodex, or use the menus at the top left to browse by name (A-Z) or by year (1982-94). You can browse the entire 1982-1994 run of vehicles and playsets by scanning the box art on The Vehicle Yearbook, or use the menus at the top left to browse by year. We've also documented catalogs and offers, magazines, newsletters, books, puzzles, lunchboxes, statues and more. We've even interviewed some of the key creators of G.I.Joe! We do it all for the love of G.I.Joe, but running this site isn't cheap. Please check out our digitally restored G.I.Joe: A Real American Hero art books and posters. Your purchase helps us keep 3DJoes up and running! Yo Joe!

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Bookmark the the 3DJoes Mobile page! It will help you navigate each and every figure and vehicle without cumbersome drop down menus. 
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Operation: Recall – Legendary Creators Back on Active Duty!

It's GO time! Back Operation: Recall today and help these legendary creators do what they do best, create timeless action figures!
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The "Collecting the Art of G.I.Joe" Omnibus Hardcover is here! Learn more and pre-order today!

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The "Collecting the Art of G.I.Joe" Omnibus Hardcover is a massive 640 page 13.5" x 14.5" celebration of the painted art of A Real American Hero! It will include every carded figure, vehicle, playset and peripheral product released from 1982-1994, plus an unprecedented look at some unreleased paintings that never made it through to production. This Omnibus Hardcover will feature offset lithograph printing throughout with 80# interior pages and a beautiful 95# cover wrapped on a 120pt. board with gloss lamination. Visit the Omnibus Hardcover page to learn more and pre-order this book today! 
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Creator Profiles and Creator Commentary are integral to 3DJoes!

Over the course of the next decade we hope to interview any willing participants that were key architects of the G.I. Joe brand during the A Real American Hero era. If you worked on G.I. Joe from 1982-1994 and want to participate in the 3DJoes oral history project, please contact us through Facebook or Twitter and we will make it happen! From these interviews we will create in depth "Creator Profiles" with extensive audio interviews. We will also add "Creator Commentary" audio clips to individual figure or vehicle pages. In addition to showcasing these interviews, these Creator Profiles will consolidate old magazine articles, TV interviews and additional media from around the web. Finally, we will gladly promote other fans' efforts to acknowledge the creators behind our favorite brand and link to their content (with their permission). If you have creator focused content and would like for us to include it here on 3DJoes, then please contact us through Facebook or Twitter. We would love to team up to make this resource as comprehensive as it can be! First up are Kirk Bozigian, Ron Rudat, Guy Cassaday, Bill Merklein, and Ed Morrill. Mark Pennington's page is next! 

Creator Profile: Kirk Bozigian

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Kirk Bozigian was arguably the most influential contributor to G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero. He worked on the brand since before the big launch in 1982 and served on and off through 1994, the last year A Real American Hero was on shelves. Head on over to Kirk Bozigian's page to learn more about his many contributions to our favorite brand!

Creator Profile: Ron Rudat

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Ron Rudat was the figure designer behind G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero from the rebirth of G.I. Joe in 1982 until he moved off of the brand in 1986, every figure sprung from his mind onto the page. He also designed vehicles, vehicle decals, books, and the timeless Cobra logo. Head on over to Ron Rudat's page to marvel at his timeless artwork!

Creator Profile: Guy Cassaday

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Guy Cassaday was one of Hasbro's most productive vehicle designers. He worked on G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero's from 1985-1990. The 1986 Conquest X-30 was his first vehicle, and he soon went on to be labeled "The King of the big vehicles" after designing the 1987 Mobile Command Center, and went on to design the 1988 Rolling Thunder, the 1990 Hammerhead, and the 1990 The General. He didn't just design big vehicles though. Head over to Guy Cassaday's page to learn about his impressive contributions to the brand!

Creator Profile: Mark Pennington

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Mark Pennington worked at Hasbro on G.I.Joe as the second full-time figure designer from December 31st, 1985 to August 1988. In that time he helped develop over 75 figures. Having scratched the G.I.Joe itch, Mark decided to leave Hasbro in August of 1988 to pursue a career in illustration. Mark "wanted to do comics, and illustration and fantasy art." Mark quickly found success in comics, earning an Eisner Award nomination for best inker in 1993. Head over to Mark Pennington's page to learn more about this prolific artist! ​

Creator Profile: Ed Morrill

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Ed Morrill partnered with Hasbro to help develop and evolve G.I.Joe branding and packaging for 20 years, from 1969 to 1989. His firm was first hired by Don Levine and Jerry Einhorn to help redesign the initial G.I.Joe packaging and develop more exciting visual branding for the line. From Adventure Team, to Super Joe, to A Real American Hero – Ed Morrill was there! Head on over to Ed Morrill's page to learn more about this incredibly productive designer and entrepreneur.

Creator Profile: Bill Merklein

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Bill Merklein was perhaps the most prolific figure sculptor behind the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero brand. He worked for Hasbro as a freelance sculptor from 1983 to 1989 and during that time he sculpted over 70 G.I.Joe figures! Mr. Merklein sculpted toys and statues for Air Raiders, Alien 3, COPS, Dungeons & Dragons, Mighty Max, Star Wars, The Crow, Visionaries, X-Men and more. Bill's passions go beyond toys, he is a prolific painter and military miniature sculptor. Head over to Bill Merklein's page to learn more about this incredibly productive artist! 

​NEW on 3DJOES: The G.I.Joe Yearbook for Carded Figures and Vehicles and Playsets!

Now you can scroll through all 245 A Real American Hero vehicles and playsets using The G.I. Joe Yearbook: A Visual Index of Vehicles and Playsets! When you are done browsing vehicles and playsets, you can scroll through all 347 A Real American Hero carded figure packages using The G.I. Joe Yearbook: A Visual Index of Carded Figures! These two pages are the culmination of over 8 years of focused work. We'd like to thank each and every contributor that has lent a hand, loaned an item, or shared their expertise to complete this archive! 
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NEW on 3DJoes: Destro's Dominator! 

Destro's Dominator can outmaneuver and outgun G.I.Joe's ground forces, then convert to an attack helicopter and outfly G.I.Joe's most sophisticated aircraft. Tank mode can be seen below to the left, helicopter mode is below to the right. 

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The 1990 Cobra Hurricane VTOL has landed!



The Cobra Hammerhead has arrived as 1990 rolls on!

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Check out the ​​1987 G.I.Joe Steel Brigade Fan Club page!

In 1987, Hasbro phased out the long running G.I.Joe Mobile Strike Force Team memberships and started a new Fan Club: the G.I.Joe Steel Brigade Fan Club​. Collectors received a poster, a hat with a Steel Brigade patch, a dog tag, an Official Passport, an Official Handbook, and a shoulder patch when they joined the club. Head over to to ​​the 1987 G.I.Joe Steel Brigade Fan Club page for more info and to read the Passport and Official Handbook!
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JoeFest 2019 Ron Rudat Panel: "A Conversation with Ron A. Rudat presented by 3DJoes"

We were unable to film this professionally due to some A/V issues with the facility. A HUGE thank you goes to Jebb Long for streaming the panel and allowing us to present that here with the corresponding slides.

Also, thanks to Dan Klingensmith Jr. for joining the presentation and sharing assets, and to Chris Murray of Joe Declassified for allowing us to share his incredible Ron Rudat pre-production art collection.

​Finally, thanks to Ed Schumacher and company for putting on a wonderful show. It truly felt like a natural successor to JoeCon. We'll be back in 2020, and hope to have the A/V kinks worked out at that time!

​Statue week is complete! 

What a week! We rolled out ten new Palisades products, completing the entire 25 item collection. From 2002-2005, the now defunct Palisades Toys enjoyed a three year licensing deal with Hasbro to release G.I.Joe licensed merchandise including Mini Resin Busts, Small and Large Resin Statues, and even a Life-Size Resin Bust!

Head on over to the Palisades Statuary to see all 25 products.

We took a break from serious statues and documented the 1984 Paint-A-Figurines (Duke and Zartan) from Hasbro, and the European ​1991 PVC Figures from Yolanda. 

Finally, we rolled out two busts and one awesome set of bookends from Diamond Select Toys. Check out the Cobra Commander icons bust, the Snake Eyes icons bust, and the Snake Eyes vs Storm Shadow bookends, and more on the Diamond Select Toys Statuary page.

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Welcome to the permanent home for Flag Points:
​Code name for America's daring, highly-trained special podcast force!

​Flag Points operatives were active from 2011–2015, conducting groundbreaking interviews with several G.I.Joe Legends, reminiscing about growing up with Joe in the 80s, scouring eBay for crazy sales, and sharing G.I.Joe news with like-minded fans around the world. The Flag Points force included Dave (their fearless leader), Rob (of Joe A Day fame & the team’s knock-off aficionado), Don (the heavy equipment specialist), and Page (the eBay recon man).

​Flag Points was the first podcast to invite 3DJoes on, and we've had a great relationship ever since. Their 65 episodes of awesome content went dormant for several years shortly after their last episode was uploaded. This signaled the end of a fun & rewarding podcast era for the team.

Years later at HasCon, Dave from Flag Points and Carson from 3DJoes discussed the Flag Points content, and the fact that the content was too good to lay dormant. That conversation resulted in this page, a permanent home for Flag Points on 3DJoes! 

A Real American Lunchbox!

From 1982-1992, Hasbro created 10 different lunchboxes in partnership with Cheinco, Thermos, Aladdin, and SGI.
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​Head on over to the Lunchboxes Overview page to see all 10, and to learn about several heretofore undocumented variations! 

The Hammer has arrived! Frank Coroneos designed this Hummer inspired beauty and invented the F.F.T. (finger flick technology) used to fire missiles!
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Now you can own every piece of painted G.I.Joe art from 1982-1994 in six beautiful volumes! Preview all 452 pages at the 3DJoes Book Store!

Behind the scenes of G.I.Joe's first live-action micro-movie!

G.I.Joe’s 1991 toy commercials changed gears and replaced animation with live-action actors and actresses and life size vehicles. These commercials were serial, a first for G.I.Joe, and told the linear story of G.I.Joe and Cobra battling for control of “Plasmatox.” Filming was completed in December 1990, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada at North Shore Studios, Lot 3, with Cannel Films (now Lions Gate). Kirk Bozigian, former Vice President of Marketing for Hasbro, filmed nearly 3 hours of behind the scenes footage over the 3.5 weeks of filming. 28 years later, he mailed us those tapes. Together, we premiered this nearly 30 year old footage for the first time anywhere at the final Hasbro sponsored G.I. Joe Collectors' Convention. 

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​​The G.I.Joe Magazine archive
is complete, documenting every page of fun!


​G.I.Joe Magazine first appeared in the winter of 1985. It featured "action stories, articles, games and puzzles." It also featured letters and drawings from fans, 12 hidden Flag Points, a pull out poster featuring the upcoming 1985 Joes, and an original four page comic by Larry Hama and Paul Kirchner titled "Hijack!" G.I.Joe Magazine would not appear again until two years later. The Winter 1987 issue kicked off a two-year quarterly run serving up eight more issues through 1987 and 1988. Head over to the Magazines Overview page and then click on the covers or the buttons below them to go to the corresponding magazine's page and view the entire magazine!
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3DJoes Cribs has arrived! 

Venture into the homes of Creators and Mega-Collectors alike! 

The Rolling Thunder has arrived, and with that the 1988 vehicle archive is complete!

​The Rolling Thunder is one of the largest G.I. Joe vehicles ever.  When fully extended, it measures over 3 feet in length! Within its heavily armed shell lies two Lightning Rockets packed with cluster bombs and a deployable six-wheeled all terrain scout vehicle (ATSV).

The Thunderclap has arrived, and with that the 1989 vehicle archive is complete!

The Thunderclap is three vehicles in one, each with their own defense systems! The multi-extendable, high-powered, battlefield “annihilator” cannon is the centerpiece of this powerhouse, while the the tractor provides propulsion and radar jamming, and the trailer enables infrared targeting and armament discharge.

1989 Raider

The Raider is a heavily armed battle tank that converts to two combat units! 
​The detachable front scout vehicle features a pivoting chin gun while the missile rack extends to reveal two needle-nose missiles.

1989 Destro's Razorback (Iron Grenadiers)

The Razorback's primary play feature is its positionable hydraulic attack elevation mechanism. When activated, the front section elevates at an upward angle, giving the dome turret a greater range of fire. The dome turret is armed with a 205 MM, dual pulsating, anti-armor/personnel cannon equipped with a high resolution, image intensification, personnel ID system to assist the gunner with acquiring and eliminating his targets! On each side, vertically rotating missile mounts store four QVX-902 “Short Blast” surface-to-surface missiles.

1989 Darklon's Evader (Iron Grenadiers)

Darklon's Evader features a "clam shell" styled canopy armed with two surface-to-surface missiles and two removable machine guns.
Darklon was the next in a long line of key Cobras sold with an alpha (or lower price point) vehicle. Like Zartan, Serpentor and Destro v2 before him, Darklon was a completely new sculpt with detailed paint apps, and he came with one heck of a gun.

1989 Cobra H.I.S.S. II

​The Cobra H.I.S.S. II sports the familiar rotating gun turret of the original H.I.S.S., but with a tri-barreled cannon upgrade and new pivoting side guns and missiles. The cockpit is expanded to fit two figures, and the sliding rear compartment holds up to four more!

1989 Arctic Blast

The Arctic Blast is pure, wacky fun! This two-wheeled behemoth is powered by a 225 HP LFV-30 turbodiesel engine and features 30 MM “Chain Gang” gatling guns and side-mounted avalanche-class “Cool Cruiser” surface to surface missiles. ​

The "Mobile Strike Force Team" and "Command Post" Newsletters are *now* complete!

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We thought we had uncovered and documented every "Mobile Strike Force Team" and "Command Post" newsletter from 1982-1984, but another one just popped up! Head on over to the G.I.Joe Newsletters page to see the to see the introduction of the 1983 figures and vehicles.


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​​G.I.Joe + Transformers:
​Optimus Prime vs Storm Shadow Statue

First 4 Figures released the 7.5" G.I.Joe Transformers: Optimus Prime vs Storm Shadow Statue in January of 2007. They were limited to 250 pieces in the United States (through Action Figure Xpress) and 250 pieces in the United Kingdom (through Play.com). This statue was based on Mike Miller's cover to G.I.Joe vs the Transformers #5 from Image Comics and was sculpted by Siamak Roshani and Joel Chen. Head over to the ​Optimus Prime vs Storm Shadow Statue​ page to see more.

​The Defiant: Space Vehicle Launch Complex page is complete! 

This is without a doubt the best product page on 3DJoes! We keep looking for ways to better document these toys, and this page pulls out all of the stops. ​Here’s what you’ll see on this mammoth page:
– interactive 360 photography
– restored box art (including painted art, photography and diagrammatic illustrations) with close up image galleries so you can read all of the text
– box art photo gallery (bringing the box art to life!)
– Defiant: Booster/Space Station guided tour
– Defiant: Crawler/Gantry guided tour
– Defiant: Space Vehicle guided tour
– ​Defiant: Space Vehicle Launch Complex turnaround
– Driver/Pilot interactive 360 photography
– Driver/Pilot file cards
– Creator Commentary (Kirk Bozigian and Guy Cassaday recall the mad dash to finish the Defiant in the summer of ’86)
– Blueprints and instructions with close up image galleries so you can read all of the text
– TV commercials

The Defiant playset is courtesy of Tim Dz. A huge THANK YOU goes out to Tim, who drove down (13 hours) from Chicago with his Defiant last weekend and spent the entire weekend helping me document it. We took over 300 photos! Thanks also go to Wonder World Comics for letting me photograph their box at Joe Con and Dan Carroll for providing the blueprints and instructions!  ​

Two new audio adventures have arrived! 

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Listen 'n Fun Tripwire and the Special Mission: Brazil set came with cassette audio adventures. Click the cassettes to go have a listen! 
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The brand new puzzle archive is complete!

Hasbro released 16 puzzles from 1982-1988. ​Visit the Puzzles Overview page to see them all, and don't forget to scroll down for the ExtraZoom galleries where you can zoom in on all of the details!
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The book archive is bursting with new art!

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Hasbro teamed up with Colorforms in 1985 to release "Cobra's Revenge.” This “Listen ’n Play" book included a yellow cassette that you played back while playing with the included Colorforms! Head on over to the “Cobra’s Revenge” page to hear the audio and check out the fully painted art!

Next, Hasbro teamed up with Kid Stuff Records & Tapes once again in 1986 to release "Cobra Strikes!” and "Destro’s Doomsday Auction." Both books included an audio cassette that you played back while reading the book – so you could SEE the pictures, HEAR the story, and READ the book! Head on over to the "Cobra Strikes!” and "Destro’s Doomsday Auction” pages to check out the dynamic comic-book style art by Pablo and Judith Marcos. 

Finally, Hasbro once again teamed up with Marvel Books to publish two fully painted G.I.Joe books in 1987. These masterpieces were painted by Earl Norem. Head over to the "Operation Raging River" and "Operation Star Fight" pages to see all of the beautiful art. 

​The "Mobile Strike Force Team" and "Command Post" Newsletters are complete!

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Written by Kirk Bozigian from 1982-1984, these newsletters are THE voice of G.I.Joe. They are chock full of patriotism, valor, and good old-fashioned "diabolical marketing." They are also filled with physical fitness and anti smoking messages, great stuff for kids to hear from a brand they idolized. Comb through them carefully and you'll find tons of prototype toys and some pre-production artwork! A HUGE thank you to Page and Greg Wagner and to Brian Kossin for sharing their collections with all of us.

Packaging G.I.Joe: A Real American Hero! 

The packaging of G.I.Joe: A Real American Hero was incredibly impactful, and every element served a purpose. This video presentation was developed by Kirk Bozigian and presented by Carson Mataxis. Learn about Kirk's role on G.I.Joe here, and check out every carded figure from 1982-1994 here!

The 1991 Micro Vehicles have arrived!

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SEE the pictures, HEAR the story, READ the books!

Hasbro released two Listen 'n Look books that included two-sided cassettes and Kid Stuff Records & Tapes released three books that included two-sided records in 1984. Hit play on the audio file and click through the image galleries to enjoy these G.I. Joe classic as they were intended!
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Challenge of the Clones (1984)
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The Captive City (1984)
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The Deadly Satellite (1984)
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Operation Outer Space (1984)
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Operation Sandstorm (1984)
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Castle of the Doomed (1984)

The 1983 Die-Cast Metal Vehicles are complete!

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In 1983 Hasbro partnered with Aviva to release six die-cast metal versions of their classic 1982 vehicle lineup (the JUMP was the only one not recreated). These small, heavyweight die-cast vehicles are highly detailed and feature almost all of the play features of their predecessors. Check them out on the 1983 Die-Cast Metal Vehicles page, under the new Licensed tab in the main navigation bar! 

Beautiful painted G.I.Joe art from 1983 has arrived!

Marvel Books published several licensed G.I.Joe books in 1983. "Operation: Disappearance!," "The Spy Eye" and "The Trojan Gambit,” and "Operation Decoy" are now available on 3DJoes! 
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Operation: Disappearance!
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The Spy Eye
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The Trojan Gambit
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Operation: Decoy

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The G.I. Joe Mobile Strike Force Team Blockbuster Membership Kit has arrived!


The 1982 product catalog and a black and white one-sided vehicle insert featured an offer to join the G.I.Joe Mobile Strike Force Team. Visit the 1982 G.I. Joe Mobile Strike Force Team Blockbuster Membership Kit page to see the dog tag, belt, membership card, iron-on logo, and introductory newsletter new members received.

The Night Force is complete! Check out the new Night Blaster, Night Striker and Night Ray pages.


Serpentor, Steel Brigade and Starduster variations have arrived!

Did you know there is a rare yellow-neck variation of Serpentor? How about five variations of Steel Brigade v1 and three variations of Starduster? Visit the Serpentor, Steel Brigade and Starduster pages to learn more! A HUGE thanks to Dan Carroll for the figures!

The 1983 Tyco G.I.Joe Electric Train and Battle Set has arrived!

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The Electric Train and Battle Set features dozens of vehicles, figures and accessories. The primary attraction is a 5 unit electric train set. Cobra and G.I.Joe each come equipped 26 troops, two tanks and a jeep. The Joes also have a helicopter and a boat, while Cobra has a bridge. The set documented on this page was a MIB sample, so we documented the unboxing for the community to see. This is the most heavily documented item on 3DJoes to date, we hope you enjoy it! 

The Battlefield Robots have arrived! 

All four Battlefield Robots were designed by Guy Cassaday. He optimized costs by utilizing the maroon gun, missiles, and whip antenna on both Cobra Battlefield Robots and the gray wheels, green whip antenna, missiles and missile rack on both G.I.Joe Battlefield Robots.

The 1988 Mean Dog has arrived, and it's three vehicles in one!

Three new 1989 birds have arrived: Night Boomer, Crusader, and Cobra Condor Z25!

The Night Force Night Boomer is a rare, highly sought after re-release of the 1983 Skystriker. The Crusader is an interesting mash-up of the Defiant's Space Craft and the Night Raven S³P's reconnaissance jet. The Cobra Condor Z25 is an all original Cobra bomber that splits to become two aircraft. Check them all out over on the 1989 vehicle overview page!

Love G.I. Joe art? Check out all 20 of the painted Find Your Fate covers!

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G.I. Joe art of the 80s was the best in the industry. It went well beyond the carded figures, vehicle boxes and catalogs. We have now documented all 20 "Find Your Fate" books, with art by Carl Cassler and Hector Garrido! Be sure to check out the full screen image gallery!

The G.I. Joe Rolodex is complete!

The G.I. Joe Rolodex now features every ARAH file card, from 1982-1994 on one mobile friendly page. Thank you to all of the folks that contributed missing file cards over the last couple years! Find a missing file card? Please let me know via Twitter or Facebook.
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The "Catalogs and offers" section has been completely upgraded!

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Dozens of new catalogs and offers have been added to the 3DJoes print section! We have now documented almost every single catalog and offer from 1982-1994, thanks to a huge loan from Tim Dz. Some of these have never before been documented! Additionally, we revised all of the large pieces adding image galleries that allow you to read every bit of copy and marvel at all of the illustration and photography. Head on over to the catalogs and offers page and get ready for hours of nostalgia! 

It's speed VS maneuverability as the 1986 G.I. Joe X-30 takes on the Cobra Night Raven S³P!

The last two 1986 vehicles have arrived and 1986 is complete! Be sure to check out the detailed image galleries on both pages.

Battle at sea! The 1985 Cobra Hydrofoil and Transportable Tactical Battle Platform have arrived.

The Cobra Moray (AKA Hydrofoil) roars into sight with its V12 engine at full boar! It is loaded for bear with four Eels manning the 30 cal rear mounted machine guns and Firefly on the 23MM twin-barrel cannon. Never fear, the Transportable Tactical Battle Platform stands ready to defend against the evils of Cobra! It holds tons of figures and small vehicles and has enough play features to keep you entertained for hours. Be sure to check out the detailed image galleries on both pages!

Don't miss the entire G.I. Joe A Real American Hero collection on two beautiful posters!

"3DJoes of the 80s" and "3DJoes of the 90s" are a perfect pair. They feature all 482 G.I. Joe ARAH figures, released from 1982-1994.
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Keep an eye on Zartan! 

The Sideshow Collectibles Flint VS Zartan diorama has arrived and it is incredible. I utilized some video editing tricks, combining the normal statue with the camouflage exclusive statue, so that Zartan transforms in front of your very eyes!

The "Collecting the Art of G.I.Joe" Omnibus Hardcover is coming!​ Learn more and pre-order today!

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The "Collecting the Art of G.I.Joe" Omnibus Hardcover is a massive 640 page 13.5" x 14.5" celebration of the art of A Real American Hero! It will include every carded figure, vehicle, playset, poster and peripheral product featuring painted art released from 1982-1994, plus an unprecedented look at some unreleased paintings that never made it through to production. This Omnibus Hardcover will feature offset lithograph printing throughout with 80# interior pages and a beautiful 95# cover wrapped on a 120pt. board with gloss lamination. A translation for those not familiar with printing technology and materials: this will be a professional grade book! Visit the Omnibus Hardcover page to learn more and pre-order this book today! 
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