Joe Declassified

So…What do you do when you open the mail and find a very pristine looking Argentinian G.I. Joe on an unpunched card?

Well, if you’re anything like me, you take some pictures – and then you open him up and take more pictures, so you can share with 300 or so of your friends!

Sokerk (v.1) isn’t particularly rare – it’s simply a matter of ponying up the cash for one. He’s a member of the Series 3 Argentina figures, and closely resembles the U.S. Falcon Pilot Grunt figure. His construction differs in that he uses the 1982 waist piece coupled with the swivel-arms of the 1983 figures (unlike the Argentinian Falcon Piloto).

Let us know what you think here.

Carded Sokerk v1:

The loose figure:

And since we’re here, it’s only fair to show off Sokerk v2. He’s made entirely from the Ripcord mold (and looks very much like a young Patrick Duffy):

Both versions together:

Of note, as well, is the color difference between the Argentina Sokerk and the U.S. Falcon Glider Grunt. Argentinian figure is pictured to the left, American figure to the right. Enjoy!