The Joe Team's Original Machine Gunner...


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Time to take a look at the G.I. Joe team's original Machine Gunner, Rock 'n' Roll. Sideshow Collectibles has released their version of this figure, and as usual, he is packed with detail. Now it's my turn to take a look at this blond bearded beach bum bassist!

As always, Sideshow's box reflects the amount of thought and care that goes into all their products. With the magnetic latch holding the box closed, a simple pull is all that's needed to open up and check out the fold-open interior. The beautiful graphics on the exterior and the easily resealable inner compartments mean you won't want to throw this box away. Rock 'n' Roll's filecard is a virtual copy of the 1982 original - only fitting as this figure is clearly inspired by the 1982 version.


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