If you ask me, the heydey for G.I. Joe was the years that spanned from 1982 to 1985. You can’t beat the artwork that was produced back then, and this puzzle is a great example…
I collect vintage pop culture puzzles and board games because i just love the artwork on them. They make great display pieces or backdrops for a collection on the shelf.
Tommy says
That’s a great idea, I have a few vintage board games but I never thought about puzzles! I bet they’re pretty cheap to pick up too. I’ll have to dig around and find a TMNT puzzle sometime.
Brian says
They are cheap–usually in the ten dollar range. And, as an added bonus, they’re fun to put together!
kngfu says
Nice to see how much love Grunt got in the early days of GI Joe RAH.
Brian says
I’m in the minority, I know, but I’d take these classic characters over the modern ones any day.
Ashley says
Man, that is some fantastic art on there as well! I’m not a huge fan of the joes but, I do love that era of GI Joe, This is very reminiscent of the comic art of the time as well!
actionfig says
G.I. Joe put out great product after great product back then!