GIJoe Classified Big Lob

I've always wanted a Big Lob action figure. Unfortunately, his first two figures were pricey mail-aways that I couldn't and still can't afford. Both were 3.75" scale and I ain't paying over $20 for anything that small. Hence the reason why I still haven't pulled the trigger on any Super 7 Joe O-Ring figures. It's a different story when it comes to Hasbro's Classified line. You're paying $30 to $40 bucks for a figure on average but with that comes quantity and quality. I'm good with that. Now if I could only find some in-store. 


" Sometimes I dream, that he is me..."  🎶 


I figured out where Bazookas animosity towards Big Lob stems from 🤔 



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  1. GIJigsawMarch 2, 2026 at 8:13 PM

    As an army vet, something about Joe allowing team members to wear sports jerseys always seemed odd to me. Except for the Fridge. Still, Big Lob is a must have. Looks great.

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    1. Big ToneMarch 3, 2026 at 7:47 AM

      It's par for the course when it comes to GIJoe. I think that's what made that universe so popular. The occasional quirkiness.

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  2. FujiMarch 2, 2026 at 9:21 PM

    Not familiar with this character... but I like the Jordan pose.

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