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Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 17 Jan 2010 16:49
by Thundershot
Good thinking Boss.

Skylinere, does your figure have a date stamp?
I don't know how much it matters but, isn't thay something special about non date stamped :destro:'s, Fee-bay sellers always seem to be keen to point it out any ways :-?

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 17 Jan 2010 17:37
by Lady Jaye
The clearance packs were indeed seen in Holland, so that might be a possibility as well...

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 17 Jan 2010 19:58
by Jim Romeijn
I have the :jackal: from a german colector.

I have contacted him and the figure was bought in germany by him on a toyfare.

seller not none????

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 05 Jun 2010 12:50
by Jim Romeijn
ok people

it took me a few months

BUUUTTTT

the red Jackel is a prototype made for the German market
I've had contact with the seller
and he's been searching for me in germany

He found out that the figure has been sold to a German collector
and he has had contact with HIM

He could remember that the figure was purchased on vacation.
a flea market purchase
The boy came with a nice story

that his uncle worked as a representative of Palitoy
and the figure was taken after his discharge from the factory
The man worked in the design department and representatives
and has stolen a whole box of new designs for the German market

This is what I was told
but is a nice story if it is true

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 06 Jun 2010 00:28
by The Baron
That was my first guess! I wonder why series 2 never reached Germany?

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 06 Jun 2010 01:48
by Shadow_Contact
The Baron wrote:That was my first guess! I wonder why series 2 never reached Germany?
Wonder if it was just a pain having to change logo paint apps ? Maybe Palitoy just said screw it, It's not worth the small market to change the paint apps.

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 06 Jun 2010 01:54
by The Baron
Possibly, but don't forget they went to all the trouble of changing the GI Joe and Cobra stickers and packaging the following year.

http://www.bloodforthebaron.com/toys/003/index.html

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 07 Jun 2010 01:50
by Shadow_Contact
But Germany got the same paint Apps on their Joes and Cobra's right?

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 07 Jun 2010 05:17
by The Baron
Joes and Cobras I couldn't tell you, I have no idea if Palitoy wave 3 was released in Germany.

Re: red jackel no skull

Posted: 14 Jun 2010 14:34
by Jim Romeijn
Thundershot wrote:Could be a Friday afternoon special..

Were the :enemy: logo's painted on after or at the same time the white edges were applied would anyone happen to know?
The paint on this figure consists of three layers:
white
red
Skull (white)

So a German red Jackel / red laser they could skip a step