Lt. Falcon is a highly trained Green Beret and Special Forces operative who serves as a member of the G.I. Joe Team. The son of a veteran Green Beret, Falcon followed in his father’s footsteps and became an expert in special operations, demolitions and small arms. First introduced in G.I. Joe: The Movie as the younger half-brother of Duke, Falcon is talented and confident but often reckless and irresponsible. Sometimes too outspoken for his own good, his attitude frequently gets him into trouble and rubs his commanding officers the wrong way. Despite his flaws, Falcon is a skilled soldier who must learn to overcome his immaturity and arrogance and prove himself as a member of the G.I. Joe Team.

Name: Lt. Falcon
Line: GI Joe Classified Series
Manufacturer: Hasbro
Released: 2026
Price: $49.00 AUD
Scale: 6 inch
Accessories: Various accessories

I bought the original Lt. Falcon toy before I had watched the original G.I. Joe movie, I was mainly attracted to the character design. Before familiarising myself with the character.
After watching the movie, I was a bit more familiar with his characterisation, even if he’s not the most likeable at first. I definitely won’t get that hour and a half back after watching the G.I. Joe movie, (it’s just not up to par with Transformers in my opinion) but, I do feel Falcon’s character development over the course of the movie wasn’t too bad and smoothed some of the sharp edges a little bit and made him more likeable in my eyes.
When it was announced we would be getting a retro card back version of the classified series Lt. Falcon in cartoon colours, I didn’t hesitate to snap one up from Robot Kingdom as soon as it was released. I just couldn’t wait and was looking forward to receiving it, sooner rather than later.

SCULPTING
I don’t own the original Falcon release in hand yet – it’s been ordered, but I haven’t shipped it from BBTS yet. I can see why people don’t like it – ouch, that original head sculpt is bad. Thankfully, this Falcon release comes with the newer head sculpt that was released with the Night Force version. It’s definitely an improvement. I haven’t been a fan of most of these head sculpts for the male characters; something is definitely off about them. The female ones have been fine, though. Still, in this case I feel the head sculpt for Falcon is quite good and better than most from the Classified line. The rest of the figure is great and has a lot of fine detail, like clothing folds, etc to make the figure look realistic.

PAINT
Paint is quite good on Falcon; even the face paint looks great. The green camo pattern is a standout for me. Otherwise, pretty much everything else is cast in the colour it’s meant to be. I don’t think you’ll get a Falcon with a bad paint app; I think Hasbro’s quality control will be fine.

ARTICULATION
Falcon comes with all the standard G.I. Joe Classified Series articulation that’s expected by now. However, his webbing does get in the way of his ab crunch. Besides that, he’s pretty much unhindered and poses well. He’s definitely fun to pose and play around with.

ACCESSORIES
No extra hands! That’s definitely my first major gripe. Not even fist hands. That’s definitely a bit disappointing! However, his backpack, shotgun and knife are all pretty good! A little bit of minor warping in the package that can be sorted with a little bit of heat from either boiling water or a hair dryer, depending on your preference.

POTENTIAL PROBLEMS
Besides bent weapons, I don’t think there are too many things to worry about with this figure.



PRICE
I paid the retail price from Robot Kingdom, which wasn’t too bad as I also ordered a few other G.I. Joe Classified figures at the same time to maximise shipping costs. Definitely worked out better that way.

OVERALL
I think this is a pretty solid Falcon release. The cartoon colour version is fun. It’s definitely a good mix of colours that pop. The lack of extra hands is disappointing, but at least the head sculpt is good and he has a reasonable amount of accessories. It’s not a perfect figure, but I’m still happy overall with this figure. It’s a good Lt. Falcon figure and definitely worth considering a purchase if you don’t have any other Falcon Classified figures in your collection already.

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