The Mega-Marines and Mega-Monsters have arrived!

The Mega-Marines featured four Joes and two cobras. Each came with a weapons tree, moldable bio-armor (Play-Doh), an armor mold and a missile launcher. The Mega-Monsters featured two oversized genetically enhanced soldiers, complete with grabbing tentacles, gut bombs and monster smells!

I couldn't make this stuff up if I tried. Check out the madness over on the 1993 Overview!

http://www.3djoes.com/1993-overview.html

Once again, a big thanks to G.I. John for his help with all of the 1993 3D photos!

The Ninja Force must have sold well in 1992, because Hasbro brought them back in force in 1993. The six 1992 figures were trumped by one and Hasbro upped the ante further with two Ninja Force vehicles and drivers. I for one am happy to see the return of Scarlett and Zartan, two key figures that hadn't seen store shelves since the early 80s. Be sure to scroll to the bottom of each figure's page to see an all out ninja melee!

http://www.3djoes.com/index.html

3DJoes is a year old! To celebrate we're launching new content + having a 1/2 off poster sale!

http://www.3djoes.com/news.html

The 1993 Star Brigade figures have arrived! 1993 is complete!

The 1993 Star Brigade consisted of six astronauts, six battle-armored warriors and two drivers. Oddly, there were two versions of Ozone. That's a total of 15 new figures! There was one new character, the half-man, half-machine cyborg known as Robo-JOE! Some old favorites were outfitted with Robotic Battle Armor, including Destro, Duke and Rock 'n Roll. Heavy Duty is the most memorable of the bunch though. Check them all out on the 1993 overview, and be sure not to miss Sci-Fi's hair cut!

http://www.3djoes.com/1993-overview.html

I just ordered a poster, but the price came up as $19.00

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Yep, they are usually $20+ shipping, they are only $10+ shipping this week for the one year anniversary sale.

Thick shipping tubes are $2/each and the other $7 goes to USPS priority shipping.

Thanks for your order!

The G.I. Joe classes of 1986 and 1987 have arrived for duty!

http://www.3djoes.com/the-gi-joe-yearbo ... gures.html

Ah...gotcha!

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Behind the scenes photos here:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 5f382e6cb3

Order here:
http://www.3djoes.com/carded-3djoes-82-85.html

Thanks for supporting 3DJoes!

Carson

I got my poster in the mail last week and framed it over the weekend. This weekend I'll figure out where to hang it, and then I'll enjoy the hell out of looking at it. It's a great-looking piece, and seeing all of those figures at once is pretty impressive. Thanks for all the hard work to produce the posters; they're well worth it!

Thanks for the update! Post a pic if you get a chance. I'm happy you love the poster!

I'm working on the 1990-1994 figures poster now. It's a whole lot more colorful

Printed my second 3DJoes poster on Friday!

It's called "Carded 3DJoes" (1982-1985) and features every single carded figure on one 24x36" poster. (Poster on the left)


The best part? I added a "bullseye varnish" where the bubbles held the figure to the card, so the bubbles have a light gloss and the rest is matte.

That is cool

That carded-Joe poster is great! Are you planning on doing a follow-up with the 86-89 figures (and, hopefully, with something including the 1990 stuff down the road)? I envision covering a whole wall of my workroom with these posters.

Thanks! I'm really happy with it too. I am planning an 86+ poster. Not sure how many years will fit yet, but I'm sure it's coming. There's too many great 86-88 figures to not make a poster out of em

The next poster is the "3DJoes of the 90s" poster, featuring every figure from 90-94. That's in development progress now. You can follow my progress on that one here:
http://www.3djoes.com/3djoes-of-the-90s.html

Each poster costs me around $3k to produce, so I have to at least break even on each one before the wife lets me gamble on another

Thanks for your support and encouragement.

Carson