HasLab Announces G.I. Joe Classified Series Snow C.A.T. Vehicle With Farley "Frostbite" Seward Action Figure — GeekTyrant
Yeah, Hasbro… thanks. Just take all my money! Of course, I'm going to have to buy this, and it's going to be so much fun explaining to my wife why I had to spend $224.99 on a badass G.I. Joe colletible.
The description reads:
G.I. Joe has opened a new front in our ongoing conflict – the Arctic and Antarctic. Partnering once again with HasLab, they have developed a 6-inch scale G.I. Joe Classified Series Snow C.A.T. Vehicle with hopes of securing 8,000 backer orders before the end of the Campaign.
Comparable in length to the Cobra H.I.S.S., the Snow C.A.T. (Combat All-Terrain) Vehicle measures 21.05' (534.75MM) long and stands 10.85' (275.64MM) tall. Their cockpit seating, however, can accommodate both driver and passenger with the chassis, wheels, and treads spanning 10.44' (265.26MM) wide. Cobra has no room for idle tagalongs like the Joes do.
This half-track mobilization unit has functioning tires and conveyer belt-like treads with working suspension to pose it plowing through blizzards and towering glaciers, trailblazing into the snowiest regions of the globe. The front tires can steer right and left, and the tracks are capable of pivoting up and down for off-road ascent and descent.
It includes functioning treads and pivoting suspension to illuminated dashboards, detailed cockpit, and blast effect missile turrets, every element is built for collectors who demand authenticity.
Features include removable side crates housing Avalanche Ski-Missiles, a 360° rotating turret with Shockwave Missiles and blast effects.
Each Snow C.A.T. (Combat All-Terrain) Vehicle secured by backing the HasLab Campaign also includes a Classified Series action figure of driver Farley 'Frostbite' Seward with premium deco, detailing, and articulation for poseability.
He's been outfitted him with the necessary arctic gear: goggles, weaponry, and even an insulated travel mug with removable cup lid.
For more informtion or to place an order, click here.
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