Beachhead is supposed to be on leave. No orders. No mission. No Cobra. Just two weeks in Buenos Aires and a soccer match. Then four explosions tear through the stadium at the start of the second half and gunmen begin firing into the crowd. With an easy route to safety in front of him, Beachhead makes the only choice he knows how to make—he runs the other way, retrieves the gear hidden in his rental car and goes back in.
This Special Missions version of Beachhead was designed around the story’s transformation from Wayne Sneeden, anonymous American tourist, to the operator underneath. Every piece of equipment is modular, allowing him to be displayed stripped down for civilian travel, carrying his duffel and backpack, or fully kitted for combat with tactical vest, drop-leg gear, gloves and his signature green balaclava. It’s essentially multiple versions of Beachhead built into a single figure.
Beachhead comes withtwo interchangeable heads, two sets of hands, backpack, duffel bag, pistol, Colt 9mm AR, drop-leg grenade pouch, flashbang, grenade and two foot pegs.Mix, remove and reconfigure the gear to recreate scenes fromG.I. Joe: Special Missions—from a guy trying unsuccessfully to take a vacation to the moment the mask goes on and Beachhead goes back to work.
