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Hawk: Missile Commander, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
The HAWK (v1) action figure, an integral part of the original 1982 G.I. Joe series, was initially distributed exclusively with the Mobile Missile System (MMS).
This vintage collectible, consistent with early releases in the line, features the characteristic "straight arms" construction, defining its first production run.
Several production variations exist for the HAWK (v1) figure. Early releases can be distinguished by either thick or thin thumbs.
A significant structural update occurred in 1983, leading to what is often cataloged as version 1.5. This updated figure featured arms with bicep swivel articulation, replacing the original straight arms, and a more streamlined waist piece compared to its bulkier predecessor. The date stamp on these figures also transitioned from "1982" to "82-83."
in Argentina, this G.I. Joe character was released carded as "Redmack", featuring a distinct brown color scheme.
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