ACTION FORCE 1985 (THIRD SERIES)
TRIAD FIGHTER
Triad Fighter
Three-part spaceship consisting of a mother ship and two detachable explorers. It is designed for high speed search and attack missions.
The Action force Triad Fighter came with the figure Moondancer version two. Moondancer version two was a repaint of the G.I. Joe figure Short Fuse. He is a rare figure and can be hard to find (especially with all accessories).
The Triad Fighter has the middle ‘mother ship’ and two smaller detachable explorer pods. The part that holds the smaller pods can be turned around 360 degrees to act as rockets for the mother ship.
The Triad Fighter has a windscreen in the centre pod that raises up and down. The two smaller pods also have windscreens that can be removed completely.
The Triad Fighter has two engine parts that attach to the back of the ‘mother ship.’ The smaller parts have two smaller engines each that attach to their rear. The engine parts are often missing as they are small. The smaller pod engines fall out quite easily.
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PARTS
The Triad Fighter came with two engines for the ‘mother ship.’ It had four small engines and the two smaller pilot pods had two engines each on them The ‘mother ship’ had a windscreen that went up and down. The smaller pods had a clear canopy each that were completely removed to put pilots in.
FIGURE
Included Figure- Ace
The Moondancer (version 2) figure was included with the Triad Fighter vehicle. Click on his picture to see his guide.
PACKAGING
The Triad Fighter vehicle came boxed with the Moondancer version 2 figure.
VARIANTS
The Triad Fighter was originally released as part of the series two Action Force Space Force team. It came with the figure Moondancer version one. Moondancer version one had straight arms that could not be articulated. It came in a different box and with different stickers.
G.I. JOE U.S. RELEASE
The Triad Fighter was not released as part of the G.I. Joe line. The figure Moondancer version 2 is a repaint of the G.I. Joe figure Shirt Fuze who was released in 1983 (straight arm version in 1982).
DATAFILE
Datafiles could be found in the Battle Action Force and Action Force comics. They contained lots of information about the vehicles and characters and had some great artwork.
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