Geezzz, kids toys today...

thats awesome

I see a supressed P90.

Sorry, G.I. Joe was w-a-a-y-y after MY childhood...

Bleeding heart liberal doll sold seperately.

What's the chopped bullpup to the right of the P90?

A Tavor?

Boys playing with dolls is part of the 'kinder, gentler' male thing.

Sunray said:

Boys playing with dolls is part of the 'kinder, gentler' male thing.

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GI Joe isn't a Doll, it's an Action Figure.
Somehow I can't see Barbie having that much firepower.

dpesec said:

GI Joe isn't a Doll, it's an Action Figure.
Somehow I can't see Barbie having that much firepower.

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That's because Ken is a liberal pansy who would faint at the sight of a firearm. I'm sure she has her own color-coordinated AR-15 kept inside her trunk.

*LOW ROAD COMMENT REGARDING BARBIE'S GUNS OMITTED FOR ART'S GRAMMAW*

Could be a Tavor - someone who likes guns did this guys stuff! Nice job! My 5 year old just saw this...i am in trouble. Now he wants this AND the remote control Panzer IVH at WalMart!

OH my god! that is awful what are we teaching the children?!
Blood in the streets! wailing! gnashing of teeth!!
...Where can I get one?

Bunker Need!

Trash can?

GI Joe isn't a Doll, it's an Action Figure.

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Doll. I'm sure it's perfectly okay if boys want to play with dolls, but let's call a spade a spade instead of a "horticultural device," or some such nonsense, eh?

Well that one is a doll, but my GI Joes were action figures. You can't twist a doll up for 5 minutes straight, let him go and watch him spin around in the air and on the floor. That is action to me!

I had quite the GI Joe arsenal, but none were as cool as this latest set.

boing said:

Trash can?

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With all that firepower where else would a responsible Joe keep all his fired brass

LOL

MD

"...Action Figure..." Is a marketing term for "Dolls for boys'. When G.I. Joe first came out in the 60's they were marketed as dolls for boys. Low sales, of course. Call the doll an 'action figure' add a slick marketing campaign and you have boys playing with dolls.
In any case, in the 60's, us boys played with toy guns and other weapons. Like the Johnny Seven, plastic bullet firing, realistic, Win 94's, plastic rocket firing bazooka's and Secret Sam's. We even had cap firing guns. If we didn't have a plastic firearm a stick would do. We made bows and arrows out of whatever tree branch was available too.

When I was a little kid a lot of that stuff was called military surplus, the firearms actually propelled something, and gunfire or explosions were made with caps. We were the action figures.

Wedge said:

I had quite the GI Joe arsenal, but none were as cool as this latest set.

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I wish someone had made 1/18 scale gun racks... or had simplified plans shrunk down for 1/18 scale... I wish they had made some of those new weapon packs back in the mid 80s, too...

I wonder if his code name is "Pack Mule"?

If someone should happen to have those plans, I bet there are quite a few people who could use them.......

SWEET! but where's the mk19?

Power Team World Peacekeepers.

Israeli Tavor MTAR-21, or micro TAR-21

well... he's got everythign but a compass

i think i understand all the other stuff but what's so "tactical" or "action" about the trash can? seems like it belongs with the "extra duty" gi joe. comes with cammoflaged broom and "action can".