GREENVILLE, SC – Ho Ho Ho, Joe Bros! Independent toy maker LeCroys Toys has officially pulled back the curtain on a festive and highly-anticipated new figure: Strike Force Santa. This limited-edition exclusive is set to debut at the Retro-Toy Con in Greenville, South Carolina, kicking off on Friday, November 21st.

The figure, which clearly pays homage to the classic 3.75-inch military action figure lines of the 1980s, is a must-have for collectors looking for unique, holiday-themed additions to their ranks.

Hand-Crafted Quality for the Discerning Collector

LeCroys Toys, known in the community for delivering high-quality, fan-driven collectibles, promises impressive detailing for the new figure. The announcement highlights “Hand crafted details, with factory grade quality,” suggesting a level of finish that meets or exceeds what collectors expect from modern independent producers.

A significant detail for fans is the provenance of the head sculpt: it was designed exclusively by Quick Kick’s Dojo.

Retro-Toy Con Exclusive

The figure will be an exclusive offering from the LeCroy’s Toys booth, making the Retro-Toy Con a key destination for fans looking to secure this limited item. Retro-Toy Con runs from November 21st to the 23rd at the Embassy Suites Golf Resort and Convention Center. The Friday, November 21st, Preview Night is the first opportunity for dedicated fans to grab this holiday heavy-hitter.

Given the figure’s limited nature and its debut at a popular convention, collectors are advised to act fast to ensure they don’t miss out on adding Strike Force Santa to their collection.

The full details regarding pricing and exact availability window at the show will likely be announced closer to the event date on the LeCroy/s Toys or Retro-Toy Con social media channels.


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