Roadblock (v4)
Hasbro • G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero
Toy Category
Action Figure
Year Released
1993
Condition
Fair to Good. Visible paint wear on the 'butt' area and back of vest. There is a noticeable dark scuff on the waist piece. Joints appear somewhat intact, but the O-ring may be aged. Missing all original accessories.
Estimated Market Value
$5.00 - $12.00 USD (Loose/Incomplete)
Description
This is the fourth version (v4) of the character Roadblock, featuring a distinct neon-orange jumpsuit with a black combat vest, black gloves, and black boots. The figure is an African-American male with a black flat-top hairstyle. The mold features standard O-ring construction and multiple points of articulation at the neck, shoulders, elbows, waist, hips, and knees. Originally sold with a missile launcher, a backpack, and several black plastic weapons.
Market Value
Estimated Market Value
$5.00 - $12.00 USD (Loose/Incomplete)
Auction Estimate
$4.00 - $8.00 USD
Toy Identity
Edition Details
Mainline standard release; manufactured in China.
Model Number
6038/6263
Toy Type
3.75-inch scale plastic action figure with swivel-arm battle grip
Toy Condition
Fair to Good. Visible paint wear on the 'butt' area and back of vest. There is a noticeable dark scuff on the waist piece. Joints appear somewhat intact, but the O-ring may be aged. Missing all original accessories.
Packaging Condition
No Packaging. Figure is loose (loose-out-of-package).
Rarity & Significance
Common. This figure was part of the 1993 'Battle Corps' era of G.I. Joe, which is known for its bright, non-traditional colors. While Roadblock is a fan-favorite character, this specific neon version is generally less sought after than the 1984 v1 or 1986 v2 versions.
Special Features
Includes a hole in the back for a backpack and peg holes in the feet for display stands. Features the '1992 Hasbro' copyright stamp on the back of the vest.
Notable Variations
There are minor paint application differences across production runs, particularly in the shade of orange plastic used, but no major rare variations are widely recognized for this specific mold.