Infantry Division

version two

Carded Heavy Assault Squad
Heavy Assault Squad mission
Carded Heavy Assault Squad Back

Figure Description:

The Infantry Division (version two) figure was originally released as part of the twenty-first series (2005), as part of the Toys R Us exclusive Infantry Division set.

Multiple filecards included allowed a custom Code Name and specialty to be added to any figure in the set.

It should be noted that while the phrase "Green Shirt" does not appear on the package, the set is often called this and was identified as such in Toys R Us computers.

The Infantry Division set included the following figures:

• Infantry Division
• Infantry Division (v2)
• Infantry Division (v3)
• Infantry Division (v4)
• Infantry Division (v5)
• Infantry Division (v6)

The Infantry Division (version two) figure was later released as part of the twenty-first series (2005), as part of the Toys R Us exclusive Heavy Assault Squad set.

The Heavy Assault Squad set included the following figures:

• Duke (v22)
• Infantry Division (v1)
• Infantry Division (v2)
• Infantry Division (v5)
• Roadblock (v15)
• Snake Eyes (v27)

Note: The Heavy Assault Squad set was apparently supposed to include Ace and Sgt. Mutt instead of Roadblock and the extra Infantry Trooper. As a result, file cards for Ace and Sgt. Mutt were included while file cards for their replacement figures were not.

Versions of Infantry Division figures:

• Version One (2005)
• Version Two (2005)
• Version Three (2005)
• Version Four (2005)
• Version Five (2005)
• Version Six (2005)

Accessories:

Infantry Division Set

Each Infantry Division figure came with a black rifle, a black backpack, a green helmet, and a black battle stand.

The Infantry Division set came with eleven additional accessories. None of these weapons 'belong' to one figure more than any other.

Heavy Assault Squad Set

In the Heavy Assault Squad set, the Infantry Division (version two) figure came with a black machine gun.

Variations:

No variations of the Infantry Division figure are known to exist.

Body Construction:

The Infantry Division figure's lower legs were shared with General Hawk (1991), General Tomahawk (2000) General Tomahawk (v2) (2002), Sgt. Stalker (v5) (2004), General Abernathy (2004), Zap (v3) (2004), Infantry Division (v2) (2005), Infantry Division (v3) (2005), Infantry Division (v4) (2005), Infantry Division (v5) (2005), and Infantry Division (v6) (2005).

The Infantry Division figure's upper legs were shared with General Hawk (1991), General Tomahawk (2000) General Tomahawk (v2) (2002), Sgt. Stalker (v5) (2004), General Abernathy (2004), Zap (v3) (2004), and Infantry Division (v2) (2005).

The Infantry Division figure's waist was shared with Roadblock (v2) (1986), Guile (1993), Guile (v2) (1993), Rock n Roll (v5) (1997) Breaker (v2) (1997), Sgt. Stalker (v5) (2004), General Abernathy (2004), Zap (v3) (2004), Infantry Division (v2) (2005), Infantry Division (v3) (2005), Infantry Division (v4) (2005), Infantry Division (v5) (2005), and Infantry Division (v6) (2005).

The Infantry Division figure's forearms were shared with Grunt (1982), Hawk (1982), Short-fuze (1982), Snake Eyes (1982), Zap (1982), Grunt (v2) (1983), Stalker (v6) (1997), Grunt (v4) (1997), Short-Fuse (v2) (1997), Snake Eyes (v7) (1997), Zap (v3) (1997), Snake-Eyes (v15) (2003), Snake-Eyes (v16) (2003), Sgt. Stalker (v5) (2004), General Abernathy (2004), Infantry Division (v2) (2005), Infantry Division (v3) (2005), Infantry Division (v4) (2005), Infantry Division (v5) (2005), and Infantry Division (v6) (2005).

The upper arms only were shared with Snow Job (1983), General Abernathy (2004), Zap (v3) (2004), Infantry Division (v2) (2005), Infantry Division (v3) (2005), Infantry Division (v4) (2005), Infantry Division (v5) (2005), and Infantry Division (v6) (2005).

The Infantry Division figure's torso was shared with Breaker (1982), Grunt (1982), Hawk (1982), Snake Eyes (1982), Grunt (v2) (1983), Stalker (v6) (1997), Grunt (v4) (1997), Snake Eyes (v7) (1997), Snake-Eyes (v15) (2003), Snake-Eyes (v16) (2003), Sgt. Stalker (v5) (2004), General Abernathy (2004), Zap (v3) (2004), Infantry Division (v2) (2005), Infantry Division (v3) (2005), and Infantry Division (v4) (2005).

The Infantry Division figure's head was originally used to create Downtown (1989) and was shared with Short-Fuze (v3) (2004), Infantry Division (v2) (2005), Infantry Division (v3) (2005), Infantry Division (v4) (2005), Infantry Division (v5) (2005), and Infantry Division (v6) (2005).