I’ll talk some other time about these figures, and I’ll provide many pictures. This time I want to talk about this box, which belongs to the second (and last) Airgamcomics wave (1986). This wave’s figures had extra articulations in knees and elbows (the classic G.I.Joe: ARAH’s swivel arm). Sirdar is one of the eight figures of this wave, and reminds very much of a gladiator. It was sold separately in a single blister (Ref. 1101) or along with his vehicle (Ref. 1156), which is some kind of futuristic AT-tricycle.
The vehicle includes a missile launcher (with five missiles) and you can steer it moving from side to side the tab behind the seat. Unfortunately I can’t take better photos now, but the stickers at the control panel are very colourful, and in the front wheel, there is a tiger head at each side.
The figure comes with a silver sword, a shield and a black laser pistol. I’ll show it fully armoured when I talk about the figures. Sorry for the bad quality of the picture!
As you can see in the third pic, the box is much filled with air, but it has a nice design and a nice illustration in the flap. Notice that the box is in Spanish, French and English, and it has the word projectiles written with “y”: “proyectiles”.
From all action figure collections I did, this was my first. I remember when my father bought me the first figure and vehicle of this collection, and how I got to have all figures. I still have them, and for this reason, this collection has a very special place among all my figures and cars.
FACTS and FIGURES:
- Name: TRI-RUNNER with SIRDAR
- Toy Line: Airgamcomics (Wave 2)
- Year: 1986
- Company: Airgam (Spain)
- Size of the vehicle: 18 cm
- Size of the figures: 10 cm
Qué recuerdos. Tuve uno de esta colección que iba vestido de tigre. Llevaba un paracaídas funcional que creo que solo llegué a usar una vez. Luego todas las cuerdas se enredaron y acabé destrozándolo jajaja La figura sigue intacta eso sí.
ReplyDelete¡Gracias por dejar un comentario! Como digo en el artículo, tengo toda la colección de figuras (alguna un poco deteriorada), y espero ponerla pronto en otro(s) artículo(s). Son una colección extraordinaria, sobre todo la segunda hornada con articulaciones en rodillas y codos. El tigre (creo que se llamaba Tiger Man) se vendió en blister (individual, doble o triple), en blister con paracaidas, o junto a una especie de hovercraft/barco color rosa.
ReplyDeleteBizarro a más no poder !
ReplyDeleteY tanto! Lo que tiene este vehículo es que, siendo airgam los maestros del reciclaje, este vehículo es el ultraligero, pero sin alas, de ahi esa estructura triangular con pequeñas ruedas y esa punta extraña. Después, se apañaban para darle un toque que lo diferenciarse, a base de cañones y demás. Gracias por el comentario!
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