Evil-Lyn

CHARACTERISTICS

1. Dark blue helmet, torso, and boots
2. Bright, celeste highlights
3. Glow in the Dark weapon
4. Short belt on one of the variants

MARKINGS

FIGURE: © MI 1981 1982 (Helmet) TAIWAN (Back of the neck)
ACCESSORIES: TAIWAN

VARIANTS

1. Traditional HK-style fully painted belt
2. Short belt

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Short Belt) - Front View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Short Belt) - Front View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Short Belt) - Back View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Short Belt) - Back View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Short Belt) - Closeup View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Short Belt) - Closeup View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Long Belt) - Front View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Long Belt) - Front View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Long Belt) - Back View

Taiwan Evil-Lyn (Long Belt) - Back View

SUMMARY

The Taiwan Evil-Lyn features a dark blue helmet, torso, boots, and bright celeste highlights. The figure is marked © MI 1981 1982 in the helmet and TAIWAN in the back of the neck. The weapon glows in the dark and is marked TAIWAN.

There are two variants of this figure: the standard belt paint variant, which resembles the Hong Kong-made Evil-Lyn, and the variant in which the belt is unpainted, except for the belt buckle. 

Taiwan Evil-Lyns are marked the same on the helmet as a Hong Kong Evil-Lyn, except for the subtle TAIWAN hidden behind the neck. You need to turn the head of the Evil-Lyn to see the marking. 

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