• 2x2 added oars are not original. The original is a dark red thin one (to add, OK)• Addition of grenades, compass, binoculars, black knife, backpack.
GI JOE Hall of Fame Mission Gear
• One spare sandbag is added• The sling attached to the rifle is an addition + the beige watch
• Addition of the snake, the ID metal dog-tags, the belt and belt accessories/weapons.
• Headband is not original• Misses the sword and specific nunchaku
• Golden boxing gloves stored in separate bags to avoid air contact
• Addition of the sniper rifle, the map. Display stand (1996)
• Same figure as the illustration of the kit. Base figure is : Polar Mission (1998)
• Addition of the bag + rifle + accessories (sleeping bag, etc). • Removal of the original scope rifle (in favor of Sport Extreme climber)
• Addition of the Ninja Set (1997) kit weapons + a black belt.
• Addition of the ski mask, the forearm black guard (Ninja Kick figure) and one spare matte gold sword.
• Addition of one arrow and the double-bladed weapon that comes from kit.• Is the concealed spring-loaded forearm dagger present ?
• Bonus to Desert Buggy vehicle.
• Addition of the sand goggles, harness & belt and adding the gun that is pictured on the carded illustration of the kit.
GI Joe Double Duty. Addition of the binoculars, removal of the ice pick, the body strap, the face mask.
• Total Mission clothes (2003) + Arctic Mission (2001) (in bag) + Polar Mission Kit (2001) (in bag)
• Dressed according to the card art of the original kit with custom elements ( including a Max Steel blue belt and harness )
• sleeveless vest is an addition from Action Man kit
Arctic Surf Bike + Polar Extreme Kit kitbash (snowshoes from "Ice Mission" kit instead of original climbing-irons)
• Addition of the ice pick + sniper grey rifle + 3x black hand grenades + Lanard yellow knife + Roller knee pads + Mission extreme yellow rope
• Addition of the rifle
• Addition of the black belt and sheath
• Addition of a custom sewed bathrobe / Body with (eye of the) tiger tatoo comes from Operation T.I.G.E.R.
