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Falcon: Green Beret, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
The FALCON (v1) action figure was initially introduced as part of the 1987 G.I. Joe sixth series collection. This vintage figure was also available for purchase in 1988 and was subsequently discontinued for domestic distribution in 1989. A unique re-release occurred in 1992 at the G.I. Joe Convention, utilizing leftover Hasbro stock repackaged with distinct accessories for collectors.
Collectors may observe FALCON (v1) figures featuring either a thick or a thin camouflage paint application on the uniform. Both camouflage variations are considered equally common within the collecting community. The 1992 G.I. Joe Convention release of this action figure included a black rifle and a black flare gun as specific accessories.
Due to the global distribution of G.I. Joe action figures, international releases of FALCON (v1) feature varying packaging designs and localized language text, depending on the region of sale.
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