What was 21st Century TUS first modern Special Ops military figure?

edited: for specification?

 

BOXED OR uniform set?

 

Boxed figure set

 

OK..................I will change the Thread Title.....
Go,Go OSW Triviaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa:devilhnd

 

TUS first boxed figure set is the arctic combat figure. This figure came with a white camo tow. It was also a target exclusive and the retail prices was $29.99. The second modern boxed figure one was the Navy Seal night ops that was exclusive to KB toys for $29.99.

 

TUS first boxed figure set is the navy seal night ops boxed figure. It was also a KB Toys exclusive and the retail prices was $29.99

We have a winner:clap (unless we are both mistaken)

its the figure that got me into 1/6 collecting when they first came out of Toys R US and when i saw it from Tippytoe's shelf, and the rest is history

 

IMO the very first TUS modern military figure would have been the 4 carded PT figures with the original "Sam" HS, which came in nothing by their shorts, socks, sneakers, watch cap, and T-shirt (with 1 of 4 military branch logos silk screened onto it). We'd call it a nude nowadays, but technically they had military PT loadout.

Edit: Aw, crap, I forgot about the Night Ops Navy Seal. I gotta agree, I think that was the first boxed figure.

 

How about the first ToySoldier set?

 

Was it the USMC MEU SOC set?

 

The very first boxed modern boxed figure is the arctic tow figure. I was complete off. lol

 

i meant to ask "special ops" military figure, or am i still wrong?

lets just move to the next question please :grinroll

rangernoir, ask away!!!

 

Which TUS boxed figure caught the national news due to the similarity of the figure content and outfit on a real live event that took placed in 1999.

 

TUS Armed Terrorist?

 

Gents.....Please keep in mind that only the Member with the right answer,can ask the next question.....
Thanks

 

That is correct! :clap

Shaun next question please.

 

Boy this is fun! I can see why the threads on the other board get so much attention SSG Felder! Now I gotta think of a question...

 

OK here we go....Sorry this one may be a little too easy for you guys:

What DML figure was "taken hostage" by insurgents in the Middle East?

 

DML Cody?

 

DING DING DING! We have a winner! Now whats the next question Migo?

 

Which real life US Military Unit On April 6th. 2003, fought a vastly superior force at a remote crossroads near the village of Debecka Iraq? The enemy unit had battle tanks and 150 well-trained, well-equipped and well-commanded soldiers. They stopped the enemy advance then fought them until only a handful of Iraqi survivors finally fled the battlefield.

Hint: There's a book written about them.

 

The Battle of Debecka was fought by the US Army Special Forces.....The book talking about is....Roughneck Nine-One by Sgt.1st Class Frank Antenori and Hans Halberstradt

 

That is correct! :banana

next question please!

 

OK....
Here we go...

What do...Burt Reynolds(Actor),George Peppard(Actor)Lee Marvin (Actor),Charlton Heston(Actor),Gene Hackman(Actor) und Bugs Bunny have in common?????






PS...I will be OFF for a while to have some QT with the wife...so please be patient....Thanks in advance:budhug

 

PS...I will be OFF for a while to have some QT with the wife...so please be patient....Thanks in advance:budhug

Less info would have been OK as well.

 

@CorranJ....This was best the best I could do :grinroll
@The other Jorg.....MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA...Thats the Munich laughter.....:hat
@laughinggravy......Hhhhhmmmmmmmmm Nope.....

HINT: Lee Marvin has this in Common too!!!!

 

Nobody????
Here is another Hint......Even Steve McQueen has this common

 

All Marines.

 

YES...LG.....You are right.

Bugs Bunny and Charlton Heston are even Honorary Sergeants.

Your Turn :smoking

 

Thanks. Was hoping somebody else would answer correctly before me. :lol

Ok, here's one for the modern fans to learn something from. Many of us know the corruption of the original lines ...

"Show mercy neither to order, nor to age, nor to sex....Cathar or Catholic, Kill them all... God will know his own...."

as "Kill 'em all. Let God sort 'em out."

At what siege were these original lines spoken?