G.I. Joe Collector's Club Iceberg (Arctic Assault Trooper)
File Name: Nash, Clifton L.
Primary Military Specialty: Infantry
Secondary Military Specialty: Cold Weather Survival Instructor
Birthplace: Brownsville, Texas
ICEBERG grew up in hot weather, and he hated it. As soon as he was old enough to enlist, he signed up for duty in Alaska. The cold is his elementhe's not happy until the mercury drops well below zero. ICEBERG possesses both the knowledge and ability to endure freezing temperatures. This is not to say he's impervious to the lethal effects of hypothermia, hence his specially insulated uniform with synthetic fur. He respects the cold and uses it to his advantage.
ICEBERG loves to thrash COBRA (and the mountain slopes) on his snowboard. He knows everything about arctic combat and survival. Give him an assault rifle and an icicle and you'll have an igloo full of prisoners before night fall.
"I like my food like my enemies-Frozen!"-
Wave: 1
Year: 2013
Retail: $22.00 Series: Collector's Club Group: Action Figures - View in: Price Guide | Visual Guide | Checklist
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This Iceberg (Arctic Assault Trooper) toy was added on June 2026 and originally released in 2013 with a retail price of $22.00. This action figure is part of the G.I. Joe genre within the Collector's Club series and included in Wave 1. This toy currently has no recent price history so it's not possible to determine the worth. Only 6 of these items are in user collections so it doesnt seem too desirable.
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