The comparison and differences between G I Joe Vintage Skystrikers and HasLab Skystriker

This video is my comparison and showing differences between the vintage G.I. Joe Skystriker, it's 2 variants that I have, which, basically, if you look at ALL the variants, they are pretty much the same, compared to the HasLab Skystriker, in which I will explain in this video.
IF people were paying attention to the campaign, they would have found out that there are major differences in the mold, compared to the vintage, and maybe even the modern molds from the Anniversary molds as well and I truly believe that they would have seen the differences, and I will go over just a few of the differences and comparisons in this video, ranging from the Vulcan cannon placement, to the separate landing gear mechanisms, that were not on the vintage ones up until now, as well as how they detailed the engine mold with added wires, and cables that are actually on the original F14A Tomcat, as well as adding the tailhook. I believe that they worked with Grumman on the schematics of the aircraft.
*****Update:If you would like to see the video that I did on supporting the HasLab Skystriker campaign, it is at: • My Review and Reasons ... .
My original initial review on the vintage Skystriker is here at this link: • My review of the 1983 ... .
***Opinion and Note: If there was any concern about the price of a vintage Skystriker, compared to the cost of the HasLab Skystriker, here is a link to an insane price on eBay for the Vintage Skystriker with Ace at: www.ebay.com/i... . Just look at the condition of the box, and ask yourself, is it worth that amount of money, with the box being in that condition??
I am going to be so thrilled to get it, because, yours truly was in AN ACTUAL F14 Tomcat squadron, hence part of the name "Renegadebiker24" of "Renegade"(My old squadron was called VF24 Fighting Renegades), and "24", which was the squadron assigned number, aka VF24, when I was in the U.S. Navy, and well "biker" because of the fact that I have ridden past motorcycles, that you will see on this channel, and that I hope to ride again, and I was stationed not only on the USS Nimitz for 6 Months, but, my old F14 Tomcat squadron was stationed at NAS Miramar, aka "Top Gun", or "Fightertown USA", before it became MCAS Miramar due to BRAC (Base Realignment and Closure), thanks to previous presidents doing that, like Bill Clinton, Congress, and probably before him as well.
Please let me know if you see anymore comparisons between the new HasLab Skystriker mold itself, compared to either the vintage, or Anniversary line that I did not cover.
The "Fuel cart" is really not a "Fuel Cart" , because awesome aircraft like the F14 Tomcat were not fueled by a cart on the aircraft carrier, that would be more along the responsibilities of "Grapes" or Aviation Fuel crew that would fuel up the aircraft on the aircraft carrier. That "Fuel Cart" is actually, from what it looks like, an Auxillary Power Unit (APU) that readies the aircraft by kind of being a rolling "Jumper Cable" to start up, and prime the electric parts of jet engines before the aircrew gets inside the cockpit. Here is a video on it at: • Aircraft APU System Ov... , or this at: • Hydraulic ground suppo... , but each can be different sizes and shapes
Here is a link to what crew colors are on an aircraft carrier, and what jobs they represent at: • U.S. Navy Aircraft Car...