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G.I. Joe: Scarlett


G.I. Joe,action figure


G.I. Joe,action figure





Here's another secondhand figure I picked up recently. Shana O'Hara aka Scarlett is G.I. Joe's Counter Intelligence Agent. Most of her past is a mystery, shared only by the equally mysterious Snake Eyes. This version of Scarlett  was released as part of the twentieth series (2004) as part of the Valor vs Venom line.  I got around four pieces of this toy and plan to make custom figures using a variety of heads. I'm not sure if the picture shows it but this version has an unusually small head and broad shoulders. Maybe a head switch could make the figure look better. Below's the movie version of Scarlett.



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