Mine was definitely a carded Duke, and with black binoculars.
The green binoculars in a carded Duke may have been a miscard, rather than a variant per se.

Thanks for the link Newswseller Agreed Baron. I would love - LOVE - to own some of these photographs, but am no way going to pay £10 per photo - what's that, over 1000% mark up? I mean kudos to the photographer, but all they did was take a photo... the toys are not theirs. In fact, for £10, you coul...

Actually, now that I have checked, the binoculars were black, not green. Weird... I could have sworn they were green.

What can I say? I am the proud owner of this wonderful piece of Action Force history! Still can't believe I won it! It is amazing, and with the photo it is just brilliant. We can now see a slice of AF history that was previously only available to a very lucky few! I can only assume that the guy on t...

I have had my Duke since 1985, and he most definitely had green binoculars - pictures incoming

Very nice as always

OK
That's good... that fits the pattern, number wise at least.
What the hell is the plastic tray doing, though?
Things just got a little complicated...

You bugger! You could have just let it lie, kept quiet, not published. And all would have been happy and flowers and unicorns and rainbows... But no, there you go! Joking aside, this is interesting! So what we have then is 2 different numbers for some figures? This has to be either phase related, or...

Chopper wrote:Sounds like the modern Millennium Falcon that was in Stranger things.

Even by the standards of this site, that was way and above the geekiest thing I have ever read.

Outstanding mate. Let me buy you a beer

Count me in for a full set too
Yes yes yes!