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Geyperman was the name of a Spanish action figure manufactured by the company Geyper during the 1970's. more...

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Geyper, although a Hasbro Licensee, used Palitoy's product line as the basis for their outfits. The figure itself was a combination of various Hasbro molds, using talker style torsos (screwed together, rather than a single mold), in some cases a Eagle-Eye head mold, but with fixed eyes. All had flocked hair.

Packaging

Here are a few examples of Geyperman packages; one can see from the Radio BackPack comparison that even the logo was inspired directly by Palitoy's \"Action Man\". They also included a \"star\" scheme similar to Action Man, for mail-in equipment/figure offers.

Closed box

In most cases, closed box packages included a photo of the item in use, but some like the radio, used painted artwork to display the item.

Window box

This type of packaging is very close to that used by both Palitoy and Hasbro, for Action Man and G.I. Joe respectively. The graphics were usually original Hasbro artwork, modified in some instances. This type of packaging was ideal in terms of the child seeing exactly what he's getting, but of course it also means finding intact sets is more difficult that the boxed variety of packaging.

Uniform box artwork

The outfit box artwork was almost identical to that of Palitoy's line. The following are uniform set graphics, attached to the left side of the box. The box itself was the same format as the sabotage set pictured above, black frame, with yellow carding & blister pack to retain items.

Small outfit sets

Geyper also offered outfits in a smaller package, with the items enclosed in a plastic bag inside a closed box. The Cowboy and \"Indian\" (Native American) sets are examples of this type. The back of the packages have photo illustrations of the other; Cowboy shows native American, and vice-versa.

Related history

During the 1960s, Hasbro toy company's first \"action figure\" was introduced with the name of G.I. Joe. They were 12\" tall and represented the four branches of the military: Army, Navy, Air Force & Marines. The toyline was dedicated to one character named G.I. Joe and later on, the line featured vehicles, accessories, talking soldiers and six foreign soldiers.

The 12-inch G.I. Joe was licenced to several countries:

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