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Off Topic / 3 3/4 Indy figures
« on: October 06, 2007, 11:14:52 AM »
I saw in Lee's Toy Review #179  the new 3 3/4 Indiana Jones figures and had a chance to talk with one of the Hasbro guys about them.  They look awsome.  They are is the same style of the new 25th Joe figs and will be released closer to May's  Indy 4 movie time.  Figures included will be all key characters from all 4 films.  I can't wait. ;D

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General Joe Talk / 75% off Hasbro Toy Shop G.I.Joe
« on: June 19, 2007, 05:03:03 PM »
you can even get e ROCC for $10, Comic packs for $3 and DTC figs. for $1.50

That's if you live in the States of coarse.   :-[

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General Joe Talk / press release
« on: April 02, 2007, 08:50:05 PM »
G.I. JOE ACTION FIGURES MEASUREMENT CHANGE
April 2007 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

G.I. JOE ACTION FIGURES MEASUREMENT CHANGE

Action Figures will now be issued with metric system measurements!

 

PAWTUCKET, R.I. (April 1, 2007)  It's been twenty-five years for the 3 3/4-inch scale, and forty-three for the 12-inch scale, but Hasbro will be making the move to the metric system. Starting this summer, Hasbro will no longer refer to the scale of their classic G.I. JOE action figures in the traditional Imperial scale, and will now refer to everything using the metric system.


 

In addition, they will now describe each figure by its exact measurement. Says Brian Savage of the official G.I. JOE Collectors' Club: "It has always bugged me that all A REAL AMERICAN HERO Joes have been called 3 3/4" figures when they all vary in size. Same thing goes for the 12" figures who are really 11 1/2"...I mean come on, does every man round up from 5' 10" to 6 feet?"

 

To commemorate this change, new packaging will be issued for the 9.53 centimeter A REAL AMERICAN HERO Anniversary figures along with the release of a 29.21 centimeter series of KUNG-FU GRIP figures that features popular ADVENTURE TEAM characters in vintage style boxes.



Sure to delight fans both new and old, the 9.53 centimeter A REAL AMERICAN HERO and the 29.21 centimeter KUNG-FU GRIP series will be the most detailed and articulated G.I. JOE figures ever!

 

Hasbro?s G.I. JOE brand revolutionized the toy industry and forever altered the way boys play with the advent of the action figure in 1964.  G.I. JOE has been among the most popular boy brands of all time and has provided millions of boys with endless backyard adventures.  Throughout its 43-year history, the G.I. JOE brand has constantly evolved, keeping relevant to new generations through new toy trends and innovations such as the ADVENTURE TEAM and KUNG-FU GRIP of the 70s and the A REAL AMERICAN HERO line of the 80s. For more information about G.I. JOE, visit www.gijoe.com. For information about the Official G.I. JOE Collectors' Club, call (817) 448-9863, or visit www.gijoeclub.com. And if you've read this far...APRIL FOOLS!

 

I'm a little late

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Usernames: A-G / Colonel Abernathy
« on: January 10, 2007, 08:00:41 PM »
I was going through some of my Joe stuff and realized that I don't think I posted for the Colonel.  He is a great guy to deal and trade with.  If you ever get a chance to do so, I highly recommend it.

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Off Topic / Lest we forget
« on: November 11, 2006, 07:03:35 PM »
Just thought I would put this out there for the Vets and the Men and Women who serve.

I have a friend in Afganistan right now who has lost a couple of his platoon mates.


We appreciate all you do.

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Off Topic / Firefly-series
« on: June 16, 2006, 09:45:11 PM »
Just bought the 4 disc series for $28CAN.  I saw the movie a while back-loved it and was toying with the idea of getting the series after I think it was Raps who bought it on Boxing day.  I never watched the series when it was on TV because I was into Farscape and Stargate-SG1 and two sci-fiers was enough for me, so I never gave Firefly a chance (it's people like me why the series was cancelled). Anyway, now I can't get enough of it.
I highly recommend checking it out or the movie if your looking for something to watch.

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General Joe Talk / Vintage Joe Blues
« on: May 24, 2006, 06:59:15 PM »
I'm starting to think I may not want any more of the new release Joes.  After looking at some of my old (original) Joe collection the new stuff just doesn't give the same vibes.  At one time I was excited to see new stuff.  But not anymore.  Now only the odd one out of all the stuff released I like.  Maybe it's the plastic they use now or the new joint design, or repaints, same molds on different figs.  I don't know They seem cheaply made.  The older figs just seem better, even the iffy ones like Battle Corp or Star Brigade.  Sure you have new detailed sculps and more detail and no broken thumbs or crotches (yet), but it seems the magic just isn't the same.   Am I faultering from being a Joe collector?---NO.  It may just be time to take a break from the new and focus on completing the old collection and enjoy what I already have.

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General Joe Talk / MC Newsletter
« on: May 11, 2006, 07:17:11 PM »
Did anyone receive their MC newsletter for April or May yet?   I didn't get either.

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General Joe Talk / Sgt Slaughter
« on: March 16, 2006, 11:07:05 PM »
Big announcement form the collectors club.  I didn't know whether to put it here or in the wrestling section. :lol:
March 16, 2006

SPECIAL GUEST UPDATE!

We have added a very special guest to the convention! Make your plans now to come to New Orleans and see Sgt Slaughter in person! He will be joining us for the entire weekend. Don?t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get this real G.I. Joe?s autograph.

We usually don?t disclose this before the convention, but one of the souvenir figures will be a special 10th Anniversary Commemorative Sgt Slaughter!

This figure will be limited to 1,000 pieces and will come mounted on a unique backing card with custom Sgt Slaughter art. Every RAH Joe collector will want to add this piece to his collection.
 
Sgt Slaughter will also be hosting a seminar where you can ask him all of your burning G.I. Joe and wrestling questions!

Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get the 10th Anniversary figure and meet this REAL AMERICAN HERO!

You need to be in New Orleans June 29-July 2 at the 2006 G.I. Joe International Convention to get this Four Time World Champion?s autograph on your 10th Anniversary figure and to hear him speak!

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General Joe Talk / New Exclusive Collectors Club figure
« on: February 23, 2006, 05:31:25 PM »
The GI Joe Collectors Club just release a pic of the new members exclusive 3 3/4 figure:  www.mastercollector.com

Latest Heavyduty mold with new head and spytroops nullifier gear.

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General Joe Talk / DTC sale
« on: December 07, 2005, 11:53:56 PM »
Hasbro is having a big sale on all of its DTC stuff  25% off in the wake of rumours that the line is not selling so well.  Makes you wonder.  Maybe if they didn't forget about all of the Canadian collectors or mess around with HQ's orders-they would not have that problem.

Perhapse BHT's possible stocking of the line will fix this.

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Off Topic / Elite Force at Sears
« on: November 29, 2005, 08:40:28 PM »
Sears now has some Elite Force stuff.  Little Bird, Hornet, Bradley transport, humvee, Apachee.  You can check it out at Sears.ca in the action figures section.  But very expensive:  F-15 Hornet-$129.00

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