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G.I. Joe O-Ring Figures are Done! www.instagram.com/toyattics O-ring action figures are a specific type of action figure characterized by the use of a small rubber ring (usually made of durable elastomer material) at the waist, which connects the upper body and legs, allowing for flexible articulation. This design gives the figures a broader range of movement compared to solidly molded or limited articulation toys. The O-ring mechanism allows the figures to bend at the waist, swivel, and move their legs forward and backward more freely, creating a more lifelike motion. The O-ring figure design was first popularized by Hasbro’s G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero line in 1982. These 3.75-inch figures featured multiple points of articulation, including the head, shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, with the O-ring providing increased durability and flexibility, making them a favorite among collectors and fans for dynamic posing and playability. Brands that have produced O-ring action figures include: Hasbro - G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero: The most iconic example of O-ring figures, this line set the standard for many others that followed. The figures from the 1980s and early 1990s are highly sought after by collectors today. Remco - The Corps!: A competitor to G.I. Joe, this line of military-themed figures by Remco used a similar O-ring construction and became popular as an affordable alternative to Hasbro’s G.I. Joe line. Mego - Eagle Force: Originally a 1980s military-themed action figure line from Mego, Eagle Force figures also used an O-ring design, though their scale was smaller, around 2.75 inches tall. Mattel - Big Jim (later figures): Some figures in the later iterations of Mattel's Big Jim line featured O-ring articulation, particularly those in the more action-oriented sub-lines, though the figures were larger in scale. Lanard Toys - The Corps! (Modern O-rings): Lanard’s The Corps! figures have evolved but originally featured O-ring construction similar to early G.I. Joe figures, appealing to collectors and those who appreciated the durable design. 1. Delta-17 (Grindstone Toys) Delta-17 is an exciting new O-ring action figure line from Grindstone Toys, which aims to combine the classic O-ring format with modern aesthetics. The line is military-themed, much like the iconic G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, but with updated designs, richer details, and unique characters. Delta-17 promises to retain the flexibility and articulation O-ring figures are known for, while offering a level of craftsmanship that appeals to both vintage collectors and new fans. 2. Skeletron (Carson Mataxis) Skeletron is a throwback O-ring action figure line born from a successful Kickstarter campaign by Carson Mataxis, a well-known name in the G.I. Joe fan community. Skeletron, part of the Robo Skull MKII project, merges futuristic military designs with sci-fi elements, offering O-ring figures that are compatible with vintage G.I. Joe toys. This line represents a love letter to the golden era of 3.75-inch O-ring figures while modernizing the concept. 3. Strike Force Alpha Strike Force Alpha is another upcoming O-ring figure line that is geared toward fans of the classic military action figure style. Drawing inspiration from both vintage G.I. Joe figures and other military-based toy lines, Strike Force Alpha offers a fresh take with new characters, detailed sculpting, and high-quality articulation. 4. Super7's G.I. Joe O-Ring Figures While Super7 is primarily known for its ReAction figure line, they have also dabbled with O-ring figures, especially under their G.I. Joe license. Super7 has taken the classic G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero design and given it a modern spin, releasing limited edition O-ring figures that stay true to the vintage format but often with new paint applications, accessories, and slightly modernized sculpting. 0:00 Intro 0:50 The O-RIng Figure 1:37 G.I. Joes Collection 3:07 The New O-Rings 3:49 What is Delta-17 4:18 Creating an O-Ring Look 5:08 What is Skeletron 10:34 Why The Line is Dead 12:20 Delta-17 Figures Review 16:03 Interesting Fact 16:23 More Delta-17 22:55 How to Save The Toy Line 25:52 The Main Problem 28:14 How To Fix it 29:00 How Super7 Can Win 33:03 Conclusion 16:03 Interesting Fact