Counterintelligence Agent

Code Name:

Agent Scarlett

Carded Figure (w/Zartan)

Agent Scarlett's Filecard

Figure Description:

Agent Scarlett was released as part of the eighteenth series (2002), carded in a two-pack with Zartan (v4).

Versions of Agent Scarlett:

• Scarlett (1982)
• Scarlett v1.5 (1983) (Swivel Arm)
• Scarlett v2 (1993)
• Scarlett v3 (1997)
• Agent Scarlett (2002)
• Agent Scarlett v2 (2002)
• Agent Scarlett v3 (2003)
• Scarlett v4 (2004)
• Scarlett v5 (2004)
• Scarlett v6 (2004)
• Scarlett v7 (2004)
• Agent Scarlett v4 (2005)
• Scarlett v8 (2007)
• Scarlett v9 (2008)

In 2002, Scarlett was renamed "Agent Scarlett," renamed Scarlett in 2004, and went back to Agent Scarlett for a 2005 release. So while there are multiple names, they are all based on the character "Scarlett".

Accessories:

Agent Scarlett came with a black Sound Attack crossbow w/ bow and bolt, a black backpack and a black rifle. The backpack/screw hole for Agent Scarlett is too short and does not allow for her backpack to fit. For this reason, some collectors may include the backpack with Zartan (v4).

The packaging also included a color background.

Variations:

Three versions of Agent Scarlett exist. The earliest released version has a waistline on the torso that does not fit smoothly into the waist. The second and third have the waist shown, with a different paint mask on the underside of the torso where the o-ring enters the torso. The second one has the green stripes go all the way to the hole in the base of the torso, and the third has them stop about 1/4 of an inch from the hole. This third version is the most common, while the first version is the rarest.

Body Construction:

Agent Scarlett has an entirely new body sculpt. This mold was used to make Agent Scarlett (v2) (2002).

Additional points of articulation were added to several new 2002 figures. Agent Scarlett has a swivel in her left thigh just above the knee. Additionally her left knee has an external rivet rather than an internal pin like her right leg. Note the return of the O-ring design absent from earlier new figures from 2002.