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Snake Eyes Dollar General Modern Version of V4 - $12

FSS Big Ben - Looseness in the hips. This is the second one I have owned. Seems to be an issue with the production run. $60

Spirit - 50th Anniversary - $24

Rampart FSS MOC - $85

Airborne - Vintage - Red Back File Card - Dark Green Helmet and Deep Tan Backpack - no elbow breaks, crotch in tact, some paint wear on the left upper arm see pictures. Knees are slightly weak. They are asking $70+ on eBay... My price $45. SOLD

SOLD for $300 e-Lsewhere Throwing this one out there for $265 as a lot and I will NOT break it up. Modern Lamprey's seem to be going for $40 each. So, I am figuring right there... is $120 + $145 for the hydrofoil and a vintage although worn Lamprey and this is not so bad. ? Cobra Moray Hydrofoil + Full Crew of 3 Modern Lampreys + 1 vintage beat up one Moray is complete except for the lens. (I added in a repro lens for you which is chunkier than the original). It has the typical issue of a loose torpedo on the right side due to a molding issue. All of the depth charges are there, the clips for the runners are in tact. The sticker placement is excellent. Deck guns are fresh. 3 x Defense of Cobra Island Lampreys - Complete with Stands 1 x Beat up Vintage Lamprey - paint wear and clip is broken on the gun. If it does not sell it will continue looking pretty in my office. Will not separate. Be aware that this will be shipped in a deeper box as I will be wrapping this in enough bubble to protect it. That means that it will be in a larger than normal box. We can discuss shipping options.

Duke - Arctic Threat - Channing Tatum Head - Unreleased / Cancelled - There is a guy that has one for $195 shipped. That's cray cray... There is a sale for $45 but that might be a fluke... I will go $100.

Zartan - Pursuit of Cobra POC Zartan unreleased Arnold Vosloo head - $50 These were factory samples that were never released

Red Star - Vintage - Complete - Solid Joints all around - Great Paint - $25 SOLD

Cobra Commander - Vintage Hooded - $45 with File Card No elbow cracks, crotch is fine, solid knees elbows and shoulders... Obviously some paint wear. See pics.

Spc Altitude (Assault on Cobra Island)- (Ripcord) - $35 SOLD

Tunnel Rat - Renegades - Realized prices are all over the place on this one. I will do the middle... $25 SOLD

Crimson Guard Immortal Cardback- Sold the figure off years ago, here is the file card for anyone that needs one. $5

Club Incentive Rock n Roll - Bagged with File Card - $35

Frostbite FSS - Complete - You are welcome to verify on eBay in terms of actualized prices for even loose samples. The only one currently available is a MOC asking $219. Two loose sales at $145 shipped and $163 at auction. My price? $135 SOLD

Cross Country - Very nice Joints - no elbow cracks nice clean figure with minimal to no paint loss (Paint loss is at the edge of the cap). $8

Hit & Run - Assault on Cobra Island - $38

Beachhead - Retaliation - $25 SOLD Yes, he is complete

Roadblock 25th Anniversary Edition - $10 Sold for $13.50 elsewhere

I wound up breaking up part of my GI Joe collection over Facebook and it was a feeding frenzy. Going to post some of the overflow over here and a few other things and open this back up. Many things have sold for about the prices I am asking for or MORE on eBay and Facebook so... prices are pretty firm here. Sit back... here comes some stuff.

Sergio Leone's: The Dollars Trilogy

I like the idea that Mackie has rejected the role of Captain America in the beginning of this series as the odds increase that Mackie will end up with the shield at its conclusion and for future movies. There is a scene in one of the comics where Spider-man asks Falcon to hold the shield. I want to see this in Avengers 5.

Part of me is hoping that at the conclusion of, "This is Us' after season six, that Justin Hartley plays a revitalized Steve Rogers if they want to recast the role. Over a decade ago, his name came up as a possible Captain America before Chris Evans was cast.

Spoiler: GQ Interview: Zack Snyder's Original Plan Revealed I am linking that as it is important to my thoughts on this. I very much liked this film. I have mentioned how much I enjoyed Man of Steel, and what an eyeroll Batman v Superman was. I thought the Whedon version of Justice League was just... no words. It was just bad. Snyder's Justice League, while a bit long never disappoints. It is one of those movies that not only lives up to the hype but thrives on it. Anything I can say about how much I enjoyed it has already been said by others so I will offer something new. On the topic of Direction of the DCU Warner Brothers' releasing of this film gains them tentpole level content during a content stricken era due to Covid. The problem here for a Warner Brothers is now they have allowed Snyder to point out every flaw the studio is making with its direction of these iconic characters. Snyder has the last laugh here as he is shown to be right. The studio has no idea what to do with these characters. When Snyder says that WB gave him some caveats not to shoot any additional footage, he decided to shoot additional footage anyway. Snyder smartly puts his audition to continue helming the DCU right on screen for everyone to watch. The problem with that audition is that movie audiences will forever wonder what could have been. When Snyder reveals the plans that he developed with Jim Lee for a trilogy of Justice League films ending with Superman's son becoming the new Batman, we are intrigued as to how this could have played out. As much as I have said, that I found BvS to be a disappointment, I have always held Affleck as a very capable Batman. I stand by my wait and see approach to Matt Reeves movie and Pattison's portrayal of the character but no matter what I see on screen, I will have the Snyder cut on my shoulder like a 800lb Gorilla. What could have been? Is DC correct in the direction that they are taking these characters. Should they bring back Snyder and suck up their pride and let him do his thing? Spend the money and get Affleck back? It is obvious that Snyder had a vision as his version of Wonder Woman fit in smartly with Patty Jenkins's version. The biggest problem is that the non-canon movie is the movie that SHOULD be held as canon. All future DCU movies may not have the gorilla on their shoulder but they may have a monkey there, whispering into their ear, "What might have been?" On the topic of Ray Fisher This movie helps to vindicate Fisher's complaints against Whedon and the studio. There is a LOT of great material from Fisher's story arc. At what point did Whedon make the decision that this was material that did not need to be included? Was it before or after Fisher claims that Whedon started picking on him? Because if it is after, then it opens up the door to many questions regarding the deletion of those scenes. Fisher's story arc is integral to the overall story of Justice League. It is about redemption; redemption of self, of family and as it turns out, for Zach Snyder. Warner Brothers have boxed themselves into a corner because public sentiment will not be on their side when subsequent DCU films are released and Fisher is not part of those plans. What should they do? Let Snyder finish out his Trilogy. Find a way to bring Cavill and Affleck back. Mamoa sounds like he is game to follow Snyder around and I am sure Fisher would sign on as the public sees how Snyder treated his character. #ReleaseTheSnyderTrilogy