Tag: Crankcase

Serpentorslair Staff · February 1, 2025

Hasbro Unveils G.I. Joe Classified AWE Striker, Snake Armor & More for February 2025

February 1, 2025February 1, 2025 Serpentorslair Staffaction figure reveals, Awe Striker, Classified Series, Crankcase, Darklon, February 2025 toy news, G.I. Joe Classified, G.I. Joe community, G.I. Joe figures, G.I. Joe Snake Armor, Hasbro G.I. Joe, Hasbro Pulse, Retro Breaker, Retro Flint, Retro Tele-Viper, Slice and Dice, toy collecting0 comment

Well February 2025 kicks off with a bang! Hasbro dropped significant renders today to fire up G.I. Joe Classified collectors. The next vehicle in the lineup is a new take on the classic G.I. Joe AWE Striker with Crankcase. Additionally a new take on the classic G.I.Joe Snake Armor was revealed. Digital renders of previously announced characters such as Retro Tele-Viper, Retro Flint, and Retro Breaker were shown as well as a look at Darklon and Ninja villains Slice and Dice and more. Check out the photos below and let…

G.I. Joe Inside The Filecards Featuring ‘CRANKCASE’!

April 26, 2024April 27, 2024 Serpentorslair Staff19D, 19K, 88M, armor, Cavalry Scout, Crankcase, desert survival, Desert Warfare School, Dusty, G.I. Joe, Humvee, insignia, M1 Armor Crewman, M3 Bradleys, Motor Vehicle Driver, Motor Vehicle Operator, NATO, Ranger School, right sleeve, SAS Tactical Driving School, Strykers, Transportation School, US Army0 comment

G.I. Joe Crankcase is listed as “Motor Vehicle Driver” for his PMS and “Armor” as his SMS. So motor vehicle driver would most likely be a 88M Motor Vehicle Operator MOS in the US Army, basically a truck driver. Since it lists him as attending Transportation School that MOS would be the most logical within that branch. Armor could mean either a 19K M1 Armor Crewman or a 19D Cavalry Scout. Since Crankcase is driving a light attack vehicle I like to think he was a 19 Cavalry Scout, who…

G.I.Joe ‘Crankcase’ Discussion By Mitchell Smith!

April 4, 2021April 4, 2021 Serpentorslair Staffaction figures, Crankcase, G.I.Joe, Hasbro, toy collector, toy photography0 comment

Welcome to the Outpost. Today I’m checking out one of my favorite G.I.Joe figures from 1985 Crankcase. First off he has a very unique name Elwood G. Indiana. So he has two all time great characters in his name. Indiana Jones and Elwood Blues. Really though his name came from cartoonist Elwood Smith and painter Rob Indiana. Crankcase came with one of the greatest Joe vehicles ever made and he has had 2 upgrades one in 2008 and one in 2020. Both upgrades look cool and I have some pictures…