| Product: | Action Figure |
| Theme: | G.I. Joe |
| Size: | 12" (30cm) tall |
| Weight: | 1,3 kg |
| Material: | PVC / Fabrics |
| Packaging: | Box |
| Edition size: | limited |
The General Hawk 12 inch Figure features:
Prometheus Body ver. 1.2 with over 30+ points of articulation, Highly Detailed and Hand Painted General Hawk Portrait, Detailed G1 Flight Jacket with Affixed Ribbon Rack and Badge, BDU Fabric Shirt with Affixed Badges, BDU Fabric Pants, Helmet, Go-Bag, MOLLE Belt, Riggers Belt, Shoulder Holster, .357 Revolver, 2x Speedloader, 2x Speedloader Pouch, Drop-Leg Holster, .45 Caliber Pistol, 2x .45 Caliber Pistol Magazines, Robinson Arms XCR(tm) PDW Rifle, Holographic Weapons Sight, 5x Magpul(R) PMAGs, Single Point Rifle Sling, 2x Universal Mag Pouches, XMLR-1 Laser Rifle, LMF Knife, LMF Knife Rig, 3x Frag Grenade, 2x Smoke Genade, Tactical Hand Held Radio, Water Bottle, Water Bottle Pouch, Wristwatch, Goggles, Shoulder & Nametape Patches, Dog Tags, Generous Assortment of Interchangeable Hands, 2x Pairs Detailed Switch Out Buckle Boots, including standing and action posed, 1:6 Scale GI JOE Figure Stand.
MISSILE COMMANDER
Code Name: HAWK
Compared to his G.I.JOE teammates, Brigadier General Clayton Abernathy grew up in a rather normal existence. He came from a wealthy family and attended West Point, graduating at the top of his class. Prior to the creation of G.I.JOE, Abernathy gained a reputation of sticking his neck out for his troops even in defiance of his superiors. When a special counter-terrorist group was being formed, Abernathy became the team's first field commander under the code name HAWK.
After leading the G.I.JOE team on several successful missions, HAWK received his first general star. For most generals, this newfound responsibility would require them to stay well protected away from battle so as to properly command their teams. HAWK chose not to follow this path. He earns his experience on the battlefield like the rest of his team, and he makes absolutely certain that he doesn't dole out orders and assign missions that he wouldn't be willing to carry out himself. It's that kind of attitude that inspires his troops, knowing that the one in charge is still one of them. YO JOE!
