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Tomax: Crimson Guard Commanders, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
TOMAX (v1) is a notable G.I. Joe action figure initially released in 1985 as part of the fourth series.
This vintage figure was distributed in a two-pack alongside Xamot, remaining available through 1986 and discontinued in 1987.
A limited re-release of the set was offered in 1990 via mail-order from Hasbro Direct.
A key distinguishing feature for this Tomax action figure is the silver shoulder guard positioned on his right shoulder, differentiating him from Xamot.
No known variations of the TOMAX (v1) action figure have been documented for this release.
The Tomax and Xamot action figures were also distributed in the United Kingdom, appearing on Action Force branded cards.
Due to international distribution, packaging designs and accompanying languages for this vintage collection may vary by region.
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