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Road Pig: Dreadnok, from "G.I. Joe - G.I. Joe - 3.75"" collection, includes the following accessories:
Road Pig (v1) is a vintage G.I. Joe action figure that was initially released carded as part of the seventh series in 1988.
Archival records indicate Road Pig's real name as Don Deluca, a tribute to a former Hasbro design director.
An international release of Road Pig occurred in India in 1996, featuring minor paint application differences.
It is standard for international distribution of G.I. Joe action figures to exhibit variations in packaging designs and languages across different regions.
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