1984 S.H.A.R.C.: Flying Submarine

The S.H.A.R.C. features several moving parts and the sculpt is incredibly detailed. 
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The S.H.A.R.C. features two large rear ceramic – laminate exhaust nozzles.

The main vertical stabilizers/guidance rudders rotate 90 degrees to help the S.H.A.R.C. stand up vertically.

The engine compartment ventilator screen comes off to reveal a nicely detailed engine below.

Hidden Just above the two large water/atmosphere feeders are twin 30 mm "Tidalwave" cannons.

Hidden Just above the two large water/atmosphere feeders are twin 30 mm "Tidalwave" cannons.

Underneath the S.H.A.R.C. you'll find two acoustic-homing ASW torpedoes.

The two torpedoes can be removed and two underwater Joes can hitch a ride using the back pegs.

The S.H.A.R.C. features an incredibly detailed mold.

The S.H.A.R.C. features an incredibly detailed mold.

Connect the bellows to Deep Six using the clear tubing.

Drop Deep Six into water and simply squeeze the bellows to make him rise to the surface.

Drop Deep Six into water and simply squeeze the bellows to make him rise to the surface.

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Front left view.

Left view.

Rear left view.

Rear view.

Rear right view.

Right view.

Front right view.

Front view.

Raised front right view.

Overhead view.

Bottom view.

Removable parts.

Deep Six came with a pump and hose that would make him 
rise up in the water. Lots of fun in the bathtub.