Lt. Clutch stops in for another Field Report. Check out his take on the classic Amphibious Personnel Carrier, or APC if you’re syllabically challenged.
It's a new Field Report! This time, the knowledgeable Lt. Clutch takes a look at 1989's Raider! Also be sure to check out his blog, Clutch Play. Big thanks to Lt. Clutch for his frequent and insightful comments on Joe A Day.
By YT Lt Falcon was always a favorite of mine as a kid, even after his rather annoying appearance in the GI Joe animated movie. I guess I gravitated towards the more realistic aspects even back then. I also had a beret obsession, but that is a whole other story. …
The STAR Force series flew under my radar during its time in store shelves. I was looking for new Star Wars toys and wasn't paying much attention to Lanard's venture into space toys. It's too bad, as the series produced a few real gems for collectors of unusual small Joe…
I used to cram everybody in their seats and stand the rest along the aisle, just like in the back of the box. I think Clutch and Hawk up in front were the only guys with sufficient elbow room. Rock & Roll would usually be standing behind them, facing front in order to “man” the turret as he did in the comic.
Wish the Action Force mold had made it stateside. The different interior makes for one heck of a variant.
Lt. Clutch stops in for another Field Report. Check out his take on the classic Amphibious Personnel Carrier, or APC if you’re syllabically challenged.
The APC is one of the next Joe vehicles I want to get my hands on–a vehicle that doubles as a carrying case, it’s perfect!
Great vehicle! The first big terrain vehicle!
Nice vehicle but I prefer the Action Force version with the Z-Force colours and different interior.
The figures really dont fit side by side to well-it seems they fit better if they’re sitting ever other seat.
I used to cram everybody in their seats and stand the rest along the aisle, just like in the back of the box. I think Clutch and Hawk up in front were the only guys with sufficient elbow room. Rock & Roll would usually be standing behind them, facing front in order to “man” the turret as he did in the comic.
Wish the Action Force mold had made it stateside. The different interior makes for one heck of a variant.