I'm a fan of the 1997 Zap figure. The original Zap is great. And, it's probably a better figure than this one. But, the original is also really brittle. They fall apart if you look at them too hard. So, if you want a vintage style Zap to take outside and photograph, the original is a tough sell. So, enter the 1997 version. He has some more distinct colors. And, his accessories are much richer in color than his vintage versions. He's also made of softer plastic that is less likely to break and is about 1/10 the price of a high quality vintage Zap. There's not a ton of content on the 1997 figures in general out there. But, here's what I could find of Zap.
1997 Sgt. Zap Profile
Zap Bazooka Variants
Custom Zap by Scarrviper
Zap at ARAH Gallery
Zap Dio 1
Zap at HalftheBattle
Zap Dio 2
Sgt. Zap PreProduction at YoJoe.com
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteZap looks okay next to the 1997 Duke, which was terrible.
ReplyDeleteI love all the Stars and Stripes figures except the ones that used the Roadblock/Lowlight chests.Great for customs at one time.Prices went up for these.Last year I bought Grunt, Zap, and Short Fuse complete for about 10 bucks including shipping.Now they're 20 bucks easy.Some people think that Joe prices went up since the Netflix "The Toys that made us" episode debut.
ReplyDelete