Posts tagged Dreadnoks
Monkeywrench (1986)
193 months ago
by Rob Buzan
Out of all the 80′s Dreadnoks, I think Monkeywrench most resembles a regular biker gang hooligan. He doesn’t have any new wave hairstyle, funky glasses or armor plated jeans. Instead, he’s decided to accessorize with patches and bandanas. In the end, he’s not too wild looking, just a long haired More >
Monkeywrench (2009)
95 months ago
by Rob Buzan
Sometimes parts reuse just doesn’t turn out as well as expected. As a former action figure customizer, I can appreciate having a vision for a base figure and thinking that vision will be borne out in the end. I’ve also had experiences in which the limitations of the base figure couldn’t be More >
Buzzer (2007)
107 months ago
by Rob Buzan
Have I mentioned before that the 25th anniversary series both frustrates and inspires? Articulation, fit and proportion issues were balanced with innovations that would be improved upon in the modern line. For me, the accessories were the most solid aspect of the figures. Whether harnesses, More >
Dreadnok Ripper (2004)
58 months ago
by Rob Buzan
Remember when Ripper traded in his trademark can opener rifle and jaws of life for a missile launcher?
The 2000′s series, made a valiant effort to produce 12 inch versions of both classic and new Joes and Cobras. Ripper had been in the 3 & 3/4 GI Joe vs. Cobra series, and though he had changed up More >
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