Horrorshow Profile
Comic Pack #7 at JoeBattleLines.com
Comic Pack #7 at 16bit.com
Oktober Guard at Icebreakers HQ
Horrorshow at OAFE.net
2004 G.I. Joe Convention Horrorshow Prototype at JoeBattleLines.com
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
2005 Oktober Guard Horrorshow - Around the Web
This Horrorshow figure is far from perfect. But, for the time, it was about the best we could have expected from Hasbro. I ended up selling off my original Horrorshow several years ago. I didn't really miss him. But then, I randomly found him, Stormavik and Stalker for a buck at a random flea market in Indianapolis. I snatched him up and have come to realize in recent years how fortunate I was to come across that random find. Now, Horrorshows are stupidly expensive. And, if you're going to pay a premium, the flaws of this figure become far more apparent. Here's the best of Horrorshow from around the web.
Horrorshow Profile
Comic Pack #7 at JoeBattleLines.com
Comic Pack #7 at 16bit.com
Oktober Guard at Icebreakers HQ
Horrorshow at OAFE.net
2004 G.I. Joe Convention Horrorshow Prototype at JoeBattleLines.com
Horrorshow Profile
Comic Pack #7 at JoeBattleLines.com
Comic Pack #7 at 16bit.com
Oktober Guard at Icebreakers HQ
Horrorshow at OAFE.net
2004 G.I. Joe Convention Horrorshow Prototype at JoeBattleLines.com
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Supposedly the run of Comic pack wave 3 was not as big (truncated they said) and that's one reason. However, Brekhov at least was available loose from China later for awhile.
ReplyDeleteThis figure inability to sit is annoying. They chose form over function, which is not really what ARAH did much.
I didn't believe they'd actually do a short run. But, they did. You could get them for about a month. But, then, they were gone. I always figured they'd do a TRU or convention repaint run since the new molds weren't used. (And, the con guys were OG fans.) I always found it odd that didn't happen.
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