Sgt Slaughter & The Triple T GI Joe Classified Series In Hand Images

Yo Joe! Huge thanks to @toyhuntersholler for posting these amazing in hand images of the GI Joe Classified Series Sgt Slaughter and the Triple T! Boy are we thrilled to see this one showing up early because it wasn’t expected until October, and yet here it is already busting onto the scene! The Triple T is one of those iconic GI Joe vehicles that so many of us remember from our childhoods, and seeing it reimagined in the Classified Series scale is just super exciting. Sgt Slaughter himself is a character I always loved, the drill sergeant we all wanted on our side, and pairing him with his signature ride is exactly what collectors have been waiting for. That thing looks like a beast of a tank and the chunky, aggressive design translates so well into the 6 inch scale. So let’s take a look at the GI Joe Classified Series Sgt Slaughter and the Triple T in hand!

Where to Buy

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Here’s a closer look at the Triple T, and it’s a beast of a vehicle. The tan and black color scheme works really well, with dark olive treads wrapping around a set of chunky road wheels that give it serious heft, while stenciled military markings like “K-DP3-586” and “SGT SLAUGHTER” add a ton of personality to the hull alongside that classic blue and white star insignia.

From the front, the Triple T’s angular wedge-shaped nose looks absolutely imposing, with the three headlights clustered at the bottom like a battering ram’s finishing touch. Sgt. Slaughter is tucked inside the cockpit behind that tinted windshield, and the “USA” lettering paired with the American flag stencil centered on the hull’s forward slope gives it a real sense of military identity you don’t always get with vehicle toys at this scale.

You can see how the cockpit area features those amber-tinted windshield panels framed in black, which give the cabin a rugged, utilitarian look. The side-mounted gun and the roof-mounted spotlight cluster add a lot of visual interest to the turret section, and that front-facing missile launcher tucked under the gun is a nice aggressive touch.

The back of the box lays out the full spread of what you’re getting, with Sgt. Slaughter shown alongside all his accessories, including swappable hands, sunglasses, a knife, a baton, a pistol, and his signature campaign cover hat. Inset photos on the right show off the cockpit’s detailed instrument panel in olive green with yellow and orange gauges, plus a rear view of the Triple T’s cabin section.

The packaging artwork on the back gives you a nice blueprint-style layout of Sgt. Slaughter and his full accessory loadout against a dark carbon fiber pattern. I like how they included a helmet with “AT EASE” printed across the front as an alternate headgear option alongside his iconic drill sergeant hat.

Here’s a fun top-down look at the Triple T with Sgt. Slaughter loaded into the cockpit, and you can see how that amber-tinted canopy gives him a warm glow through the windshield. The white winter variant hull is really striking with the American flag and “USA” stenciled on the hood, flanked by those black side-mounted guns on flexible hose mounts that curl up over the cabin like mechanical arms.

A close-up reveals just how much character the “AT EASE” helmet adds, with that white lettering popping against the dark olive sculpt and the chin strap framing his face nicely alongside those amber-tinted aviator sunglasses and thick mustache. Sporting a sleeveless black leather vest with sculpted chest pockets and a zippered front, he fits perfectly into the cockpit with those fingerless gloves gripping what appear to be the vehicle’s control sticks.

You can see how the side-mounted machine gun connects to the turret via that flexible ribbed hose, which has a great rubbery texture that contrasts with the hard plastic of the barrel and receiver. The pair of finned missiles mounted low on the hull add another layer of ordnance to the Triple T’s profile, their matte black finish sitting cleanly against the white armor plating.

Here’s a closer look at the cockpit interior with the canopy open, and the instrument panel sculpt is really impressive. I like how that central monitor features yellow and orange printed gauges with a targeting reticle and readout bars, surrounded by rows of sculpted console panels, switches, and a vented communications array lower down.

Here’s a closer look at those cockpit control sticks, and the sculpted detail on them is surprisingly nice, with textured round grips that sit naturally in his articulated fingers. The dark wristbands on each forearm are a subtle touch that breaks up the skin tone, and you can just make out the tiny sculpted dials and gauges on the instrument panel tucked below.

Official Images

I’m really liking how this packaging puts the spotlight on the Triple “T” before you even open the box. The large front panel is dominated by a dramatic render of the white tracked assault vehicle charging across a battlefield with smoke, explosions, and The AWE Striker in the distance.

The back of the box showcases the full contents of the set, with Sgt. Slaughter and his accessories laid out alongside the Triple “T” vehicle. Inset photos highlight a close-up of the head sculpt, the dashboard display, and a rear view of the vehicle showing the open grill plate and battle platform.

Sgt. Slaughter wears a sleeveless black leather vest over camo pants, with a drill instructor cover, aviator sunglasses, and a thick brown belt loaded with pouches and a holster. The Triple “T” vehicle features a white hull with “K-DP5-586 SGT SLAUGHTER” stenciled on the side, a USA flag decal, and a star insignia near the cockpit, while accessories include swap hands, a helmet, a baton, a knife, and a pistol. The Triple “T” has “SGT SLAUGHTER” and the vehicle designation stenciled on the hull in clean military lettering, with a small USA flag decal just above the cockpit framing. Sgt. Slaughter’s accessories are spread out beside him, including the drill instructor baton, knife, pistol, helmet, and three swap hands in open and gripping configurations.

The Triple “T” has a substantial front end with an olive green brush guard, four auxiliary lights, and a tow hook, all sitting above those chunky treaded tracks with individually molded links. Sgt. Slaughter is seated inside the cockpit behind the amber canopy, with a mounted cannon and antenna fitted to the rear hull.

The Triple “T” from this angle shows the full bulk of the vehicle, with the white armored hull sitting high above the wide-set treaded tracks and olive green chassis. The cockpit’s amber canopy, twin-barrel cannon mount, and rear antenna cluster give the vehicle a lot of visual presence at this scale.

Sgt. Slaughter sits in the Triple “T” cockpit wearing his helmet, which has “AT EASE” printed across it. The cockpit canopy is hinged open, and the vehicle’s rotating cannon and missile rack are mounted just behind the driver’s seat.

The cockpit interior features an olive green dashboard console with printed gauge and instrument decals flanked by a pair of sculpted control sticks. An American flag decal is centered on the underside of the canopy hatch, with the “K-DP5-586” registration stenciled along the hull.

Sgt. Slaughter’s drill instructor cover has a nicely sculpted pinched crown and a wide brim, and those aviator sunglasses sit right on the bridge of his nose above a thick handlebar mustache. The Triple “T” behind him has a front brush guard with a cluster of auxiliary lights and a tow hook mounted on the lower bumper.

Sgt. Slaughter’s camo pants have a tight tiger stripe pattern with clean separation between the green and black tones. His belt rig carries a holster on one hip and a knife sheath on the other, both sculpted with snap closures.

Sgt. Slaughter’s vest has sculpted button snaps running down the front and two chest pockets with flap closures, all with a matte finish. Both wrists have matching black watches with ridged bezels.

Sgt. Slaughter’s head sculpt has a stern, furrowed brow and a strong jawline beneath that handlebar mustache, with the cover sitting snugly on top. A pair of sunglasses rests on a nearby crate as an accessory swap option.

Sgt. Slaughter carries a pistol in each hand, with his cover replaced by the bare head sculpt showing his close-cropped hair. His boots have a smooth, flat finish with sculpted lacing running up the front.

Sgt. Slaughter’s helmet has a sculpted chin strap and a textured surface with panel lines across the crown. The side-mounted missile rack on the Triple “T” carries two missiles with finned tail sections, and the rotating cannon above has a segmented ammo belt feeding into the receiver.

Sgt. Slaughter carries a rocket launcher over one shoulder, his helmet strapped on tight with the chin strap buckled. The Triple “T” hull behind him shows the star insignia and a side-mounted cannon with its barrel angled upward.