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Snow Job: Arctic Trooper, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
Harlan W. Moore, codenamed Snow Job, arrived in 1983 as the premier arctic specialist for the second series of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero.
Fully equipped with skis and poles, his all-white gear made him a standout figure until 1986.
Beyond his individual release, he was also featured in a special J.C. Penney mail-order three-pack.
As a popular character, Snow Job was sold in various countries, leading to multiple cardback versions in different languages with slight regional modifications, a key detail for 1980s action figure enthusiasts.
Variations
There are no known physical mold or paint variations for Snow Job (v1).
The primary distinction is the Filecard: the J.C. Penney version features a glossy red back, while the retail version is matte. Additionally, international releases offer various packaging translations and minor graphic tweaks based on the country of sale.
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