Light Infantryman

Code Name:

Hit & Run

Desimone Guide: #199, #200 (Target Exclusive)

Tomart's Guide: #GI5894, #GI6000 (Target Exclusive)

Carded Figure

Carded Figure (back)

Target Exclusive Carded Figure

Target Exclusive Carded Figure (back)

Hit & Run's Filecard

Hit & Run (Target Exclusive) Filecard

Figure Description:

Hit & Run was first released carded as part of the seventh series (1988). He was also sold in 1989 and was discontinued domestically in 1990.

Hit & Run was also available in 1988 with a working parachute in special packaging as a Target exclusive.

Versions of Hit & Run:

• Version One (1988)
• Version Two (2009)

Accessories:

Hit & Run came with a black assault rifle, a green knife, a two piece black duffel bag, and a black grappling hook connected by black string to a black crank.

The Target Exclusive Hit & Run also came with a green backpack and a working parachute. (SEE VARIATIONS BELOW)

Variations:

As a Target Exclusive, Hit & Run also came with a green parachute backpack and a camouflauge parachute (that really worked).

The same working backpack and parachute set was recolored and re-used several times - including as a mail-in exclusive and with the six Sky Patrol figures.

The Target version of Hit & Run also came with a filecard that is colored orange instead of gray.

Body Construction:

Hit & Run's body is completely original - all new body parts.

Hit & Run's arms were recolored and used to create the arms for Tiger Force Duke.

International Variants:

In the United Kingdom and Europe, Hit & Run was repainted in Tiger Force colors and released as Tiger Force Hit & Run.

In Brazil and Argentina, Hit & Run was released with slight paint changes as Alpinista, Code Name: Hit & Run.