Tunnel Rat was part of the 1987 GI Joe Real American Hero toy line up of Hasbro. He had the designation of being the EOD (Explosive Ordinance Disposal) of the GI Joe team. Makes me wonder however why he seems to be equipped to install bombs rather than to dispose of them *snicker*

1985 figure of Bazooka from the GI Joe Real American Hero toy line of Hasbro. Call me weird but when I was choosing GI Joe figures as a young boy I chose based on a “tactical” requirement. By this I meant that I bought Bazooka because I wanted somebody on “my squad” to have massive firepower when needed.

My most favorite character in the GI Joe series was Flint. You can’t have Flint in your collection without also having Lady Jaye in there as well since they were a “couple”. Weird reason really for buying a toy at such a young age but because of the nature of the storyline, it just made sense *snicker* The Lady Jaye figure was part of the 1985 line up of GI Joe Real American Hero toys by Hasbro.

When Low Light came out in 1986 I quickly snatched it up together with Leatherneck. Low Light at that time was my most favorite figure till Lt. Falcon came along.