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The Ghoststriker came packaged with the Battle Corps version of Ace. When activated, it would project the illuminated image of an enemy jet on a wall, so that the toy could 'fire a missile' at the image and neutralize it. Based on the F-16 Fighting Falcon, the jet featured two Sidewinder missiles, four Phoenix missiles, retractable landing gear, and an image projection unit built into the nosecone of the toy. The Ghoststriker X-16 was introduced in 1993, as the latest in the G.I. It was repainted and released as the Tiger Force Tiger Fly in 1988. Wild Bill also pilots a Dragonfly in the C64/CPC version of the Action Force video game. The Dragonfly is featured in the 1985 G.I. The toy's design is based upon the Bell AH-1 SuperCobra. missiles, and a dual M-34 grenade launcher/2mm Vulcan nose cannon, it became a trademark for the G.I. Armed with four Sidewinder air-to-ground missiles, two Sidewinder H.E. The Dragonfly XH-1 assault copter was first released in 1983, packaged with the action figure Wild Bill. In 1993, it was recast and released as the Dino-Hunter Jeep, as part of the Dino-Hunter Mission Playset, which also included repainted versions of the figures Ambush and Low-Light. It featured two 'Scorpion' anti-tank missiles, wheels that were heat and puncture resistant, and a rear-mounted anti-aircraft cannon.

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The Desert Fox 6WD desert jeep was first released in 1988, packaged with the driver Skidmark. The Crusader also came with a repainted version of the Payload action figure. In lieu of the robot arm, the Crusader comes with the Avenger Scout Craft, which was a one-person recon jet, similar to the drone that accompanied the Cobra Night Raven SВіP. The Crusader Space Shuttle is based on the design of the Defiant that was released two years earlier.

The Crossfire was available in two different radio frequencies ('Alpha 27' or 'Delta 49'), so that two vehicles could be operated in the same location. It featured two 'Live-Wire' Sam-19 missiles, 'Pumper' 20mm cannons, and real rubber tires. The 4WD vehicle came with a control module and twin-lever joystick, and could be controlled from up to 70 feet away. It was first released in 1987, packaged with the action figure Rumbler. The Crossfire was the first radio-controlled G.I.

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The Conquest X-30 is featured heavily in the second season of the TV series, when it replaced the Skystriker as the Joe team's primary fighting aircraft. Joe: Special Missions issue #5 that it would fight against the Night Raven.

Joe series, the Conquest first appeared in issue #54, where it squared off against the Cobra Firebat. It was released once more in 2003, again with a different color scheme, and Slip Stream back as the pilot. It was later released again as the Conquest X-30 in 1998, with a different color scheme, and bundled with a different character, fellow G.I. It was recast in a red and black cross 'Snake Skin' camouflage, and released as the Python Conquest in 1989, as part of the Python Patrol line. Hasbro marketed it as the Joe team's counterpart to Cobra's Night Raven. The Conquest X-30 carries '11k' (presumably 11,000В pounds) internal fuel, and two 350 gal. It is armed with a laser guidance system, twin 25В mm revolver cannons, and four 'AIM-12 Light Sparrow' missiles. The Conquest is an advanced forward-swept wing jet fighter, based on the real-life experimental Grumman X-29 aircraft. The Conquest X-30 super-sonic jet was first introduced in the 1986 run of the toyline, packaged with the Slip Stream action figure. The heavily armored vehicle featured a double-barreled pom-pom cannon, with a ten shot auto-feeding rocket chamber, an anti-aircraft gun, and a front-mounted Gatling gun. The Blockbuster was first released in 1994, packaged with the Battle Corps version of Windchill. In 1992, the cannon was replaced by a water-firing gun, and the vehicle was recast as the Eco-Striker, as part of the Eco-Warriors line. Its design was based on the Chenowth M1040/41 Fast Attack Vehicle first produced in 1982 though not fielded until 1991. It featured a removable engine, a 10-round 70mm launcher for projectiles, off-road tires and springing 4WD suspension. ( All- Weather/ Environment) Striker was first released in 1985, packaged with the Crankcase action figure. It featured a digital ice mine deployer, a side-swipe missile-firing pulse cannon, six heat-seeking surface-to-air missiles, and a removable scout craft for arctic reconnaissance. The Avalanche was first released in 1990, packaged with the driver Cold Front. This cold-weather vehicle featured a progressive air suspension system, two 'Chain Gang' 30mm Gatling guns, two 7.62mm double-barreled machine guns, and side-mounted surface missiles. The Arctic Blast was first released in 1989, packaged with the driver Windchill.