Now you’ll also get the Classic versions of Chase, Zuma, Skye, and Rocky.
Anyway, the pack comes with 2 exclusives: a metallic Rubble and a metallic Marshall. Walmart is busy with their exclusive pack and so is Target…so to get this you’ll have to go somewhere else like Best Buy or Kohl’s or even if you don’t want to hunt too much. The issue here is that you can’t find the Classic Gift Pack just anywhere. You’ll find most of these without incident, however, you’ll want to be mindful of who’s in the Classic Gift Pack as to not end up with duplicates. Finally we have the rares and exclusives…I guess you could consider them 2 separate groups but they’re pretty small we’ve got a Super Rare Chase, Exclusive Marshall, and Exclusive Rubble. It consists of Ryder, Marshall (in his EMT vehicle), Everest, and Tracker. Next are the “uncommon” vehicles, though this could change depending on how many of these we see in the future.
These “big 6” are Chase, Marshall (in his firetruck), Skye, Rocky, Rubble, and Zuma. First of all there’s the core group that seem to show up everywhere. To better understand this and future sets, I like to divide it into smaller subgroups. It should be noted that all vehicles are available singly except for the gift pack exclusives. There is of course the insert that will help to a large extent, but it still leaves out one little piece of the picture – the gift pack exclusive – but we’ll get to that in a minute. Also the upper right of the card will have a little “3+” age warning symbol.
#Paw patrol marshall emt series
One way to be sure you have a vehicle from the Classic Series is by checking the trim on the left and right sides of the card. Right now we’ll be going over what I call the Classic (I) Series the “I” is my addition because it looks like a second “classic series” is beginning to crop up as well. Add in exclusivity to certain stores, “rare” vehicles, and gift pack exclusives, and it can be hard to nail it all down right away. As much as I’d just like to tackle this entire collection as a whole, it’s fairly complex with multiple series being released at once and the same characters appearing in multiple forms. Alright, if you haven’t read my semi-brief primer on the world of diecast Paw Patrol vehicles, you might want to take a second to do so, but it probably isn’t necessary.
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