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The Ammo Dump Unit was first released boxed in U.S. toy stores in 1985. The toy was also sold in 1986 and was discontinued in 1987.
The Ammo Dump Unit was also available via mail order in 1988 - 1990 as well as part of the Battlefield Accessories Set (along with the Cobra Rifle Range, Mortar Defense Unit, and the Forward Observer) from 1992 - 1993.
Original Retail Price (Approx.): $2.39
Hasbro Product Code: 6129-1
Lee's Guide: GIJ-85062a
Tomart's Guide: #GI5429
The Ultimate Guide: Pg. 54 (1st Ed.), Pg. 89 (2nd Ed.)
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This was the only version of the Ammo Dump ever released.
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As the Ammo Dump Unit is comprised solely of small, removable parts, all pieces are easily lost.
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There are no known variations of the Ammo Dump Unit.
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The vehicle mold was repainted or retooled for the following vehicles:
This was the only usage of the Ammo Dump's major parts.
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The Ammo Dump Unit was also sold internationally in Argentina by Plastirama as the Unidad Deposito de Municiones.
Sometime in the 1990's, an Argentinian comapany repackaged the Plastirama Ammo Dump Unit in a C.O.P.S. set.
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Images From The Collections Of:
Chad Hucal, Steve Campbell, Jer Stallings, Chris and Kelly Craig, Joaquin Meier, E. Son, and Bob Hines
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