Sigma 6 Celebration Day 7: Adventure Team Dusty Review

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14th June 2009

posted in G.I. Joe, Sigma 6 (8" Scale), Sigma 6 Celebration |

I’ve been promising a surprise throughout this whole Sigma 6 Celebration, and unfortunately the “surprise” is a bit dilluted, just because this figure has shown up on HissTank.com while I was in the planning stages of this big “reveal”, but still, I think folks will enjoy this in depth typical GeneralsJoes format review for the unproduced Adventure Team Dusty!

A great figure that unfortunately never saw the light of day, anything you could want to know, you can now find out!

Adventure Team Dusty Review

Enjoy!

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1 On June 14th, 2009, Phillip said:
Great review, though the sword and shield look more Central/South American to me than Egyptian. Maybe the magnetic stinger exists so it can be “cut off” by the sword?
2 On June 14th, 2009, Justin said:
Ack! You’re right on the money, Phil… rechecked the Adventure Team map from earlier sets:

http://s6c.joebattlelines.com/graphics/toys/reviews/adventureteam/wave1/SnakeEyes/snakeeyes_paper-6_large.jpg

The Scorpion logo is indeed in South America… the Atacama Desert. Good call!

Justin