G.I. Joe’s First Sergeant and Field Commander is ready for adventure in the Classified series.
- Scale: 6 inches (15 cm).
- 1 figure, 6 accessories.
- Character profile icons and original character artwork.
PRODUCT FEATURES
A new addition to the G.I. Joe Classified Series range, Duke is ready for adventure, with multiple points of articulation for a wide range of poses. This Duke figure includes 6 character-inspired accessories, including a rucksack, a knife and 4 weapons.
It features a reimagined classic design to bring G.I. Joe’s First Sergeant and field commander into the modern era, along with 6 accessories inspired by this vintage character’s rich history.
The G.I. Joe Classified Series takes the retro figures that fans know and love and evolves them into a highly articulated 6-inch (15 cm) format, with premium paintwork and detailing.
Exceptional detail and articulation allow for a wide range of poses, enabling you to create stunning dioramas (some poses may require additional support).
No. 208 in the Classified Series. The display box showcases the figure and its accessories, along with character-specific profile icons, stunning original character artwork and dynamic digital renderings.
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G.I. Joe is a highly skilled, rapid-response special operations force, made up of men and women from around the world, tasked with defending the planet against Cobra, a ruthless criminal organisation determined to establish total domination. Wherever there’s trouble, G.I. Joe is there. New to the G.I. Joe Classified Series range, Duke is ready for adventure, with multiple points of articulation for great freedom of movement. This Duke figure includes 6 accessories inspired by the character, including a rucksack, a knife and 4 weapons. Duke was fluent in French, German and English when he enlisted. He graduated top of his class at the parachute school. He expanded his language skills at the Special Languages School, focusing on the dialects of Asia and South-East Asia. After commanding four different Special Forces schools, Duke turned down an appointment as acting First Sergeant of G.I. Joe.
