G.I. Joe Classified Beamish-Style Weekend Vehicle Poll - #38 - Ninja Lightning

Nah. I don't really like the miniaturized-looking stuff. Looks like the Joes are driving around in Little Tikes versions of military equipment.
 
Nah. I don't really like the miniaturized-looking stuff. Looks like the Joes are driving around in Little Tikes versions of military equipment.
I'm nostalgic for a TON of Joes stuff, but the tiny vehicles they put out in those later years are not one of those things.
I'm obsessed with Outback's expression, the indignation at being sat in this fuckass armored Victorian courting chair with Adam Sandler.
This just had me roaring laughing. "Victorian courting chair" took me OUT
 
Day 36 - Strategic Long-Range Artillery Machine (RAH) (2/6/26)

Continuing S-Word week for the vehicles with 1987's S.L.A.M.

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This is another example of the artists not knowing how physics work. I'm assuming the arms coming off of it are supposed to be stabilizers, but the feet aren't even flat on the ground. I See on the actual toy they are the same way. The toy itself has the top part being able to spin. I don't think that would work with all that firepower going on. The toy also has nothing for Outback to do in that seat. Is that the SLAM cuck chair? He has to watch Crazylegs do all the work? No wonder he's looking at him like he is. Also, with the two firing missiles, the bottom one is slightly angled up, so that'll end well for everyone involved.
 
Do they share that center control? Is it like on an airplane where the first person to sit gets it? Maybe Outback wanted to hold hands, and Crazylegs wasn't having it.
 
If this is support be self-propelled, where is the engine? With the occupants, I see no room for an actual engine or additional ammunition storage. The more I look at it, the more I think the Classified crew would have their work cut out for them if they choose to tackle this kiddie car.
 
If this is support be self-propelled, where is the engine? With the occupants, I see no room for an actual engine or additional ammunition storage. The more I look at it, the more I think the Classified crew would have their work cut out for them if they choose to tackle this kiddie car.
I always thought it was a rail vehicle by looking at the wheels. They look like train wheels for tracks and that this thing was moved on the rails.

Anyway I would be fine with this in Classified because it is small enough to be "relatively" affordable. I also like the faux military feel, mostly because of the green.
 
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