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Xamot: Crimson Guard Commander, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
Xamot (v1) is a vintage G.I. Joe action figure initially released in the 1985 fourth series.
This figure was part of a two-pack alongside Tomax.
A limited re-release occurred in 1990 via Hasbro Direct mail-order.
Distinctive features of the Xamot action figure include a silver shoulder guard positioned on his left side and a pink scar on his left cheek, differentiating him from his twin, Tomax.
Collectors may find two distinct versions of the Xamot action figure based on the color of his facial scar. The primary release features a pink scar, while a variant with a red scar was exclusively observed on select mail-order versions of the figure.
Internationally, the Tomax and Xamot two-pack was distributed in the United Kingdom under Action Force branding.
Due to international distribution practices, packaging designs and languages typically vary by region for these action figures.
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