New FOV at Target
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No. The ones I've seen in the Action Series have no weathering whatsoever. Therefore, the NATO paint scheme stands out very well. The difference is quite noticeable.
I've been hoping for a Paladin in NATO green, which is the only modern vehicle that hasn't been released in that particular paint scheme.
I've been hoping for a Paladin in NATO green, which is the only modern vehicle that hasn't been released in that particular paint scheme.
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sku: 80209 is Enthusiast
sku: 90209 is Action Series...although the box may be marked as #90000
I have some info regarding this on my webpage: http://timeword.homestead.com/files/Forces_of_Valor.htm
sku: 90209 is Action Series...although the box may be marked as #90000
I have some info regarding this on my webpage: http://timeword.homestead.com/files/Forces_of_Valor.htm
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Yes, I haven't seen the Enthusiast M1s since the days before and immediately after Christmas. When they were out, I saw one or two at different times at both the Riverpark and north Clovis Targets. The Target at Blackstone & Bullard had a full case of 6-8 of them right before Christmas. While I was pleased to see $50 tanks selling for half that at Target, I didn't give them too much notice, having purchased that particular M1 back in 2004. If I come across one in the near future, I'll give you a hollerRuger wrote:So T-man, you're saying all those older M1's are gone now? Dang, upon seeing the new scheme of things, I was going to see if you could pick me up of those...
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This is a test. Just a test. Disregard. Thank you.
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All the wheels spin, but the front ones do not turn as they do on the FOV LAV-25. The MG and its mount are indeed made of stiff plastic. The gun has its full range of traverse and elevation. Only the commander's hatch and the forward hatch for the troop compartment open. The rear ramp, driver's hatch, and roof hatches over the passenger compartment do not open.
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When I purchased my Stryker, I asked an associate to see "if there were more in the back." I was shocked when he said he would check. Usually you get the response, "what we have is on the shelf." When the box came out, it was filled with 6 vehicles. There was only one Stryker of the 6.
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Picked up a Stryker today. The Target had Blackhawks, Mustangs, and Bradleys. Sad to say, the quality of the new products are poor, especially on the Blackhawk.
Question: Is the Stryker oversized? It doesn't seem to be scaled right; the fifty caliber is outrageously long. The whole vehicle seems out of proportion. Anyone else notice this? Is it supposed to be this large?
Question: Is the Stryker oversized? It doesn't seem to be scaled right; the fifty caliber is outrageously long. The whole vehicle seems out of proportion. Anyone else notice this? Is it supposed to be this large?