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===Weapon Battle Pack=== | ===Weapon Battle Pack=== | ||
The '''Weapon Battle Pack''' includes six weapons scaled to fit the 7" figures made by Joyride Studios. The weapons in the pack are: | The '''Weapon Battle Pack''' includes six weapons scaled to fit the 7" figures made by Joyride Studios. The weapons in the pack are: | ||
*[[Rocket Launcher]] | *[[M19 SSM Rocket Launcher|Rocket Launcher]] | ||
*[[M90 Shotgun]] | *[[M90 Shotgun]] | ||
*[[Sniper Rifle System 99C-S2 Anti-Matériel]] | *[[Sniper Rifle System 99C-S2 Anti-Matériel]] | ||
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The Joyride Armory Series was manufactured by Joyride Studios. It was released in 2005. This series only included one pack.
Campaign
Weapon Battle Pack
The Weapon Battle Pack includes six weapons scaled to fit the 7" figures made by Joyride Studios. The weapons in the pack are:
- Rocket Launcher
- M90 Shotgun
- Sniper Rifle System 99C-S2 Anti-Matériel
- M6D Personal Defense Weapon System
- Needler
- Plasma Pistol
The Weapon Battle Pack in its packaging.
Labeling
On each action figure unit, Joyride has included a serial number, which allows you to find out when the action figure was created. The date code has four numbers followed by 'SS' actually stamped or embossed in the cardboard. The first three digits are the date the product was made, and the fourth digit is the year. For example: 2653SS means the product was manufactured on the 265th day of 2003 (9/23/2003).[1]
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