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Crazylegs



File Name: David O. Thomas of Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Grade: Army E-4 (1987-1988)
SN: 870-28-9277
Notes: Fort Dodge is in the central part of the state, about 75 miles northwest of Des Moines.



chronological: The Fridge<< Crazylegs >>Falcon
alphabetical: Crankcase<< Crazylegs >>Create-a-Cobra

 

Animated Appearances

Crazylegs was animated only for commercials.


Classic Marvel Comic Appearances

By my count, Crazylegs was discernible in 57 panels in 8 issues from May 1988 to May 1991: #69, 70, 71, 74, 108, 109, 110, and 112. He was killed in #109.

Figure Releases

Versions: 1. 1987 2. 1988 (Night Force)  
Version 1: spring 1987 regular carded figure assortment
Assault TrooperMOS 1: Infantry [11B]
MOS 2: Parachute Rigger [92R]
  • head: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • arms: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • torso: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • waist: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • legs: Crazylegs (87, 88)
Accessories: black assault rifle with large stock and detachable rectangular gun mount (new), tan parachute harness with straps that wrap around legs (new).
Crazylegs could have been the greatest organist in the world if his fingers hadn't been too short. The Airborne Rangers don't care how perfectly you can play Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, they're only concerned with your willingness to jump out of a helicopter into a hot LZ with nothing but a rifle, a couple of grenades, and the best wishes of your commanding officer. Crazylegs is of course, Airborne Ranger qualified and has been cross-trained as a forward artillery observer.
"We can be storming a hardened position, right into the teeth of an enfilade—green t racer so thick in the air you can smell the magnesium, AP mines going off with intersecting cones of fire, bouncing bettys... The works! Crazylegs comes ducking and weaving through all this with a weird light in his eyes and humming a selection from Johann Sebastian Bach!"
Toy Notes: Featured in 1987's S.L.A.M. commercial. Item #6475.
Version 2: fall 1988 Night Force figure two-pack assortment
Assault TrooperMOS 1: Infantry [11B]
MOS 2: Parachute Rigger [92R]
  • head: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • arms: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • torso: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • waist: Crazylegs (87, 88)
  • legs: Crazylegs (87, 88)
Accessories: black rifle and mount (87 Crazylegs's), black parachute harness (87 Crazylegs's).
Crazylegs could have been the greatest organist in the world if his fingers hadn't been too short. The Airborne Rangers don't care how perfectly you can play Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, they're only concerned with your willingness to jump out of a helicopter into a hot LZ with nothing but a rifle, a couple of grenades, and the best wishes of your commanding officer. Crazylegs is Airborne Ranger qualified and has been cross-trained as a forward artillery observer.
"Night Force operates stealthily in environments where the team is usually outnumbered and outgunned. Darkness is their best defense, only until the first shot has been fired! Once the team's presence and position has been compromised, it's up to Crazylegs to provide enough firepower and confusion to cover a tactical withdrawal. He loads 100% tracer ammo instead of the usual 1 to 5 ratio. This makes the other guy think there are twice as many out there coming at him!"
Toy Notes: Carded in a Toys 'R Us-exclusive two-pack with Outback. Item #6709-2. This figure is considered a moderately high-demand item.