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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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2021 MARV (Modular Armored Range Vehicle)

The Modular Armored Range Vehicle (MARV) is the first original product from Wayward Goat Collectibles. The MARV is a 1:18 scale vehicle designed for use with your favorite 3.75"-4" action figures. Each MARV features a high level of detail, moving parts, and interchangeable accessories.

The MARV seen on this page is a Test Shot, or a Final Engineering Prototype (FEP). This MARV meets all requirements for function and quality and includes all features and functionality. This plastic manufactured sample was formed from the same metal mold that mass production will use.

The MARV has been in development for years! The rendering below was created by G.I.Joe Legend, Guy Cassaday to help roll out the MARV. 
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​About the Modular Armored Range Vehicle

The Modular Armored Range Vehicle was created to fill a huge void in the collectible toy market. For the last several years, the availability of high-quality 1:18 scale vehicles has been in steady decline. The MARV packs the detailing, features and functionality collectors desire combined with durable construction reminiscent of classic toy lines from years past.

Inspiration for the MARV was taken from multiple real-world armored vehicles currently in use by militaries around the globe. MARV was built at true 1:18 scale, so it can appropriately fit both 3.75" AND 4" action figures.

MARV is big! Without the turret, antennae, or side mirrors attached MARV is 12.6"L x 5"W x 5.625"H. With the turret enclosure attached, the Modular Armored Range Vehicle is nearly 8 inches tall!

MARV is heavy duty! MARV will be manufactured with injection molded ABS plastic. Having finally had the MARV in-hand, we can report it truly feels like a high-end vehicle. 

MARV was carefully crafted to incorporate a wide range of features and functions. You can customize the MARV with removable and interchangeable pieces! Pieces can be removed and placed at different locations using alternate mounting points on the MARV. Check out the MARV image gallery below for a full list of features. 


​MARV Image Gallery

MARV features several moving and removable parts, and the sculpt is incredibly detailed! Roll over the images below to find out more, or click the images to enlarge them.
The turret can rotate a full 360 degrees, while the machine gun can also rotate and elevate.
The MARV has storage options for your favorite action figure accessories! Gear with pegs can attach using the MARV's mounting points (sized for roughly 0.122in/3.1mm peg diameter),
Larger accessories can be stored in the rear bed.
The front headlights use clear plastic. The level of detail here is incredible!
Opening doors lead to a highly detailed functional cab. A firing squad of four can fit inside, plus a fifth in the turret.
Seats fit most 3.75" and 4" size (1:18 scale) action figures.
The rear bed can be uncovered to reveal a perfect storage area for accessories and gear. The plastic cover piece has even been sculpted to look like real canvas.
Customize the MARV with removable and interchangeable pieces!
Pieces can be removed and placed at different locations using alternate mounting points on the MARV. Windshield wipers and lights swivel.
MARV includes two interchangeable dashboards, one with the steering wheel on the left and one on the right, so MARV can be customized as a region-specific vehicle.
The free rolling wheels feature separate tire pieces made with soft plastic for a realistic rubber look and feel.
Tires are detailed with writing and tread patterns.
Tires screw onto the axle, and can be easily removed for storage.
The MARV is incredibly detailed, as you can see when removing the wheels.
WGC is really swinging for the fences here, mass producing these in China. This is not some fly by night 3D printed dream, MARV is real and MARV is coming soon!
The MARV packaging will be a closed-box design. Main body pieces will come assembled, while smaller snap-fit pieces will be bagged.
Who's ready for MARV?! We are.
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An honest MARV review, by Eddie Cobb. 

Here are my thoughts on the MARV after a surprise hands-on with the newest test shot. Wall of text incoming. I’m a teacher, so I have no remorse.

​First, I am not affiliated with Greg Bridgeman or Wayward Goat Collectibles in any way other than as a customer and a fan. I have no financial stake in this project other than a desire to see it succeed, purely because I have always believed that my favorite aspect of collecting 3.75” military figures is the vehicles. I occasionally purchase things (Marauder figures!) from Greg, and he is kind enough to meet me face-to-face either at toy shows in my local area or at a meeting location which is convenient for both of us. This is exactly what happened yesterday, as he agreed to meet me so that I could pick up several items which I had purchased from his online store. I had no idea that he had a MARV test shot with him, and I’m thrilled that he wanted to share it with me. I had originally seen his plans for this project about 2 years ago, and I have been a staunch supporter of the MARV ever since seeing the first sketches. I did ask him for permission to talk up the test shot a bit, and he said that it was OK.

Second, I got to go hands-on with the test shot for about 10 minutes. I was in such a state of surprise that I only thought to take one photo. I do not want to steal any of Greg’s thunder with this project, but simply want to provide some (enthusiastic) feedback for what I got to see. I probably embarrassed myself with how excited I was over both getting to be one of the first people to handle the test shot as well as being so amazed by how well it turned out...

Third, get ready to be absolutely blown away. I don’t know how I can say this without injecting my own bias, but I think that anyone who is searching for a high-quality transport/assault vehicle for their 3.75” military figures should immediately direct attention to the MARV if it’s not already on their radar. It just checks every box for me in terms of aesthetic design, build quality, durability, attention to detail, and lasting play value. I love that it’s a more realistic MRAP-type design which could integrate with just about any 3.75” modern military action theme.

Thoughts, in no particular order:
• The test shot shared with me was the black color mold. Greg informed me that he’s aiming to have 4 different color variations. (I have been anxious for an olive drab green version ever since I first saw the design sketches.)

• The plastic quality of the test shot is reminiscent of the original ‘82 run of the Hasbro VAMP. It’s the best single analogy I can come up with. This is not 3-D print quality stuff. I would feel confident handing a MARV over to my 4-year-old and letting him play with it - after I removed the swappable accessories, that is! I could clearly imagine that he could drive it off of a couch onto the carpet floor, and the MARV wouldn’t take a scratch. The fully-equipped vehicle weighs around 3lbs., I was told.

• Window glass! And articulated windshield wipers! Well, it’s plastic, but still! Having clear plastic in viewports where one would expect there to be bulletproof glass is just such a nice touch. The “glass” is clear enough to be able to see figures inside of the cabin, and I was told that it will be glued on the retail version.

• Attention to detail and cleanliness in the mold is very high. There was no sign of plastic “flashing” or sprue marks anywhere that I could find. The instrument cluster is clearly visible (and even swappable for right-side drivers!), the ammo belt in the box for the roof gun shows individual rounds in the chain, and the seat belts on each seat even show buckles. There are recessed handles for each door, and the doors close flush against the main body.

• There are versatile and discreet peg holes placed in strategic locations on the vehicle which allow for spotlights, antennae, backpacks, and other accessories to be placed wherever you see fit. This aligns itself perfectly with the Marauder design of modular accessory placement. If you want to, you can change your look/loadout based upon what kind of “mission” you feel like running. This extends the play value of the MARV in a dramatic way.

• Seating capacity in the main cabin is for 4, plus one gunner standing in the turret. I could envision getting 2 more comfortably in the rear of the vehicle, and maybe even 4 if you tried. (I wonder if a PAC RAT would fit back there? How cool would that be?)

• The turret on top is able to turn 360 degrees, and the entire cupola can be removed if you wish. Greg discussed the possibility of eventually having options packages such as a hatch, remotely operated weapons system, and other add-ons. (I really would like to see a Mk19 grenade launcher or a TOW system.)

• The “ragtop” rear cover is removable, and there are plans to hopefully have available a “hardtop” armored cover. There is plenty of room in the back to store accessories or other troops.

• The tires on the test shot were a different color than the body of the vehicle, and this is a nice touch to differentiate them from the color of the wheels/hubs. The texture is a softer rubber-like plastic than the chassis. The treadmarks on each tire are extremely clear, and I can imagine that they’d leave nice lines in the sand. Each wheel is connected by a screw-removable axle, which is helpful for storage or maybe even swapping around different color wheels with different color chassis.

• The underside of the chassis is stamped with “Wayward Goat Collectibles.” This is a nice touch for a custom project.

• Price point for this vehicle is something which I’m a little reluctant to discuss, as I am not the one setting the mark. But, from what Greg shared with me, it will be quite reasonably priced for what you will receive. I was actually prepared to pay more than double what may be the price point for this, and that’s saying a LOT since I’m on a teacher’s salary with two kids, a mortgage, and car payments. I have to be very discerning as to how I spend my money on toys, but the MARV is a no-brainer for me.

​It’s a lot to process, but this project genuinely feels like a labor of love. I am thoroughly impressed in every single aspect. Greg alluded to the hope that if the MARV succeeds, there are other vehicle projects planned for the future. I really hope that anything which I have said here will help to encourage people to support this project, as it feels like a modern gold standard for me as to what I would hope to see out of a 3.75” vehicle. While I can try to answer any questions which you may have about this, it’d probably be better to direct them to Greg Bridgeman at Wayward Goat Collectibles.

​*This review was posted by Eddie Cobb on the Marauder Task Force Facebook group on December 19, 2020. It is re-published here with his permission.

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