Combat or Utility?
Which is the better play feature for toys?

>>11466980 (OP)
I had that toy. Somehow my dad got me a complete version of one that was out of the box and in was in very good condition. I think he got it from a swapmeet or good will store as most of my older GI-Joes came from those two locations. Had a lot of fun with the toy. Digging trenches to sit the bridge over it and have the rest of your vehicles go over it was a lot of fun.

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>>11466980 (OP)
It probably depends on the utility. Firemen and medics are valid toy cars. Or construction vehicles.
So i guess when the utility is similar to rescue vehicles, than utility works as a play feature. If it is something like communication, than this doesnt work and needs good guns to be more than just an objective your toys protect or conquor.

>>11471163
This is a well thought out, logical reply. I think you're in the wrong place anon.

>>11466980 (OP)
A tank can have guns, but it doesn't have to shoot things.