ROADBLOCK (v2)
HEAVY MACHINE GUNNER
Year: 1986
Series: Five
Roadblock (v2) was released carded as part of the fifth series (1986). He was also available in 1987 and was discontinued in 1988.
Accessories
Roadblock came with a silver machine gun and a silver tripod.
Packaging Information
Filecard Information
Grade: E-4
Birthplace: Biloxi, Mississippi
Primary Specialty: Infantry Heavy Weapons
Secondary Specialty: Cook
Variations
No variations of Roadblock (v2) are known to exist.
Body Construction
Roadblock's body is completely original - all new body parts.
Roadblock's waist and legs were re-used in 1993 to create Guile and Guile (v2). Roadblock's chest, arms, waist, and legs were re-colored and re-used in 1997 to create Rock n Roll (v5). Roadblock's chest, waist, and legs were re-colored and re-used to create Breaker (v2).
Versions of Roadblock
Note that Roadblock (v8) has a file name of "Charles L. Griffith," making that figure a version of "Double Blast" (2001). However, the conventional wisdom is that this was simply an error on Hasbro's part, and that the figure is supposed to be the "Marvin F. Hinton" Roadblock of the other versions.
- Roadblock (v1) 1984
- Roadblock (v2) 1986
- Roadblock (v3) 1988
- Roadblock (v4) 1992
- Roadblock (v5) 1993
- Roadblock (v6) 1993
- Roadblock (v7) 1994
- Roadblock (v8) 2002
- Roadblock (v9) 2003
- Roadblock (v10) 2003
- Roadblock (v11) 2004
- Roadblock (v12) 2004
- Roadblock (v13) 2004
- Roadblock (v14) 2005
- Roadblock (v15) 2005
- Roadblock (v16) 2007
- Roadblock (v17) 2008
- Roadblock (v18) 2008
- Roadblock (v19) 2009
- Roadblock (v20) 2010
Reference Information
The below information contains information about references to various collector's guides, Hasbro references, original retail prices, and other reference material related to Roadblock (v2).|
Original Retail: n/a Hasbro Product: n/a RAHC: n/a Lee's Guide: n/a |
Desimone Guide: #96 Tomart's Guide: #GI5553 The Ultimate Guide: n/a Action Figure Archive Guide: n/a |
