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Rumbler: R/C Crossfire Driver, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
Rumbler (v1) is a distinctive G.I. Joe action figure first introduced in the 1987 sixth series. This vintage figure was initially released exclusively as an accompaniment to the R/C Crossfire fast attack vehicle.
The Rumbler action figure was later made available in 1993 as an exclusive item at the G.I. Joe Convention. This convention release featured a different set of accessories and was notably mislabeled as "Footloose."
The 1993 G.I. Joe Convention exclusive version of the Rumbler action figure was equipped with a blue pistol and a blue rifle, differentiating its accessory loadout from the original release.
For international collectors, Rumbler was also issued individually carded in South Korea. This particular international release included Crystal Ball's shield as an accessory.
It is common for packaging designs and languages to vary by region due to international distribution practices for G.I. Joe action figures.
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