First Sergeant

Code Name:

Duke

version two

Desimone Guide: #24

Tomart's Guide: #GI5976

Carded Figure

Duke's Filecard

Figure Description:

Duke (version 2) - also commonly known as Tiger Force Duke - was released carded as part of the seventh series (1988). He was also sold in 1989 and discontinued domestically in 1990.

Versions of Duke:

• Version One (1983)
• Version Two (1988)
• Version Three (1992)
• Version Four (1993)
• Version Five (1993)
• Version Six (1994)
• Version Seven (1997)
• Version Eight (2000)
• Version Nine (2002)
• Version Ten (2002)
• Version Eleven (2002)
• Version Twelve (2003)
• Version Thirteen (2004)
• Version Fourteen (2004)
• Version Fifteen (2004)
• Version Sixteen (2004)
• Version Seventeen (2004)
• Version Eighteen (2004)
• Version Nineteen (2005)
• Version Twenty (2005)
• Version Twenty-One (2005)
• Version Twenty-Two (2005)
• Version Twenty-Three (2007)
• Version Twenty-Four (2008)
• Version Twenty-Five (2008)
• Version Twenty-Six (2008)
• Version Twenty-Seven (2008)
• Version Twenty-Eight (2008)
• Version Twenty-Nine (2008)
• Version Thirty (2009)
• Version Thirty-One (2009)
• Version Thirty-Two (2009)
• Version Thirty-Three (2009) - as Conrad "Duke" Hauser
• Version Thirty-Four (2009) - as Conrad "Duke" Hauser
• Version Thirty-Seven (2009)

Accessories:

Duke came with a tan helmet, a black submachine gun, black binoculars, and a green backpack.

Click the link to see the figure with all its weapons - All Geared Up!

Variations:

There are no known variations of Duke.

Body Construction:

Duke's head, chest, and legs were originally used to create the original Duke. The arms were recolored and from the same mold as Hit & Run, while the waist is from Cobra Officer.

Duke shares the same lower legs (boots) as Gung-Ho, shares the waistpiece with Cobra Soldier, H.I.S.S. Driver, and some versions of Steel Brigade, shares the same upper legs (thighs) as Major Bludd, and shares the same chest as versions of Steel Brigade and Starduster.