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Gung-Ho: Marine Dress Blues v2, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
GUNG-HO (v2) is a vintage G.I. Joe action figure first released in 1987, appearing as part of the brand's sixth series. This collectible figure remained available through 1988 and was subsequently discontinued domestically in 1989. A notable variation for collectors includes leftover Hasbro stock of this action figure, which was later re-packaged with new accessories and distributed at an early G.I. Joe Convention.
The G.I. Joe Convention release of GUNG-HO (v2) featured specific accessories, including a black kris and a black sword, distinguishing it from the standard release.
Internationally, Gung-Ho's head, chest, waist, and leg molds were re-utilized in Brazil to produce the Marechal Do-Ar figure. As with many international G.I. Joe action figure releases, packaging designs and languages vary based on regional distribution.
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