Showing posts with label Ironman Mark VII. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ironman Mark VII. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 March 2013

News: Iron Man 3 Mark VII & Iron Patriot 1/4th scale Collectible Bust



"Hot Toys is proud to present the 1/4th scale Mark VII Limited Edition Collectible Bust from the upcoming most anticipating blockbuster Iron Man 3 movie. It is specially produced based on the image of the iconic character Mark VII in the movie, which is presented in fine sculpture, highlighting the light-up functions and metallic colored painting on armor." - From Hot Toys Facebook

Specifications
The 1/4th scale movie-accurate Mark VII Limited Edition Collectible Bust specially features: 
- Iconic character Mark VII from Iron Man 3 movie in approximately 1/4th scale in fine sculpture 
- Approximately 9 inches / 23 cm tall  
- LED-lighted eyes and heart (white light, battery operated)  
- Metallic gold, red & silver colored painting on armor  
- Square-shaped bust stand featuring the Mark VII nameplate and movie logo  

Release date: Q3, 2013



"The upcoming Iron Man 3 movie will present a brand-new character Iron Patriot which is well fortified of military strength and technological superiority by transforming of War Machine Armor. Hot Toys is proud to present the 1/4th scale Iron Patriot Limited Edition Collectible Bust, which is specially produced based on the image of the Iron Patriot character in the movie in fine sculpture, highlighting the light-up functions and rotatable shoulder weapon."From Hot Toys Facebook

Specifications
The 1/4th scale movie-accurate Iron Patriot Limited Edition Collectible Bust specially features:
- Iconic character Iron Patriot from Iron Man 3 movie in approximately 1/4th scale in fine sculpture
- Approximately 9 inches / 23 cm tall
- LED-lighted eyes and heart (white light, battery operated)
- Rotatable shoulder weapon
- Metallic blue, red and silver colored painting on armor
- Square-shaped bust stand featuring the Iron Patriot nameplate and movie logo

Release date: Q3, 2013
(From Hot Toys webpage)


Source from: Hot Toys Facebook & Hot Toys webpage

Sunday, 27 January 2013

News: Play Imaginative announced Super Alloy Iron Man Mark VII 1/6 scale Collectible figure with Hall of Armor

After Play Imaginative released their Super Alloy Batman during STGCC 2012, they have now announced their next Super Alloy figure, Iron Man Mark VII. For those who went to STGCC 2012 would have seen the actual display of the Super Alloy Iron Man. Scroll down for more details taken from Play Imaginative.

Super Alloy Iron Man Mark VII
Approx. Height: 30.5cm (12inch)
Approx. Weight: 1kg


- Comprises of at least 88% die-cast metal alloy
- Die-cast metal mask, torso, arms, & legs
- Battery operated lights for ARC Reactor, eyes & palm areas (batteries included)
- Magnetised feet automatically activate Hall of Armor lights when placed in position
- Armored figurine with 50 points of articulation
- Ball-jointed shoulders for full range of  arm movements
- Double-jointed body, bendable at upper torso
- Fully articulated hands and fingers
- Comes with a figure stand Packaging artwork by Adi Granov


The Super Alloy Iron Man Mark VII features Tony Stark’s upgraded Iron Man suit as featured in the 2012 movie The Avengers. This fully articulated figure has the full range of movements and poses, and is made of 88% die-cast metal alloy, weighing approximately 1kg.  

Super Alloy Hall of Armor
Approx. Dimensions: 24.9cm(W) x 19.1cm(D) x 41.4cm(H)
Approx. Weight: 3.6kg


- Die-cast metal back interior & base
- Battery operated lights for side, top, back & base areas (batteries included)
- 5 different lighting modes to choose from
- Infrared remote control operates lights for ease of control within display cabinet
- Lighting mode 5 automatically activated by magnetised feet in Iron Man figure when placed in position
- Magnetic sides, top and base allow multiple Halls of Armor to connect with and stack on top of each other
- Magnetic waist clamp to hold the Iron Man figure in position



The Super Alloy Hall of Armor is where Tony Stark houses his Iron Man suits. Featuring 5 different lighting modes activated by remote control, it allows for ease of use within any display cabinet. With a die-cast metal back interior and base, the Hall of Armor weighs approximately 3.6kg.

When the Iron Man Mark VII is positioned in the Hall of Armor, magnetised feet automatically activate lighting mode 5 for an impressive display.


Source from: Play Imaginative

Wednesday, 17 October 2012

News: Nendoroid Ironman Mark 7 previewed by Mika Tan

Ever since I posted the pictures of the colored Nendoroid Ironman from Hobby Japan magazine here, there have been many updates and ultimately the PO of this nendoroid was announced last week (I think)... I have always wanted to post more pictures of this incredible toy, just waiting for some nice ones like the one which Mika Tan shared on the blog. I have copied a few to share here as well.





We have seen lots of Ironman figures, the Marvel Legends, Marvel Select, Marvel Universe, Hot Toys, Revoltech, movie series from Hasbro, etc... Although the posing, the option parts, and base is nothing special as compared all of them,  but I would say no one have come as cute as this! I am definitely getting this series!


Source from: Mika Tan's blog

Friday, 27 July 2012

News: More pictures of the Hot Toys display at the Anicom

While the party has not yet started, our excitement is reaching climax! Anyway due to the advance technology, pictures of the displays has been circulated even before the event started. And here is more.

Ironman Mark VII








The Mark VII hologram figure is a bonus accessory for the exclusive version. But I don't remember seeing a hologram Mark VII in the movie.. Or did I missed it?

The Amazing Spiderman




 Am I the only one who thing this looks like Takeshi Kaneshiro? Omg Andrew Garfield has 明星脸!




Ok it looks ok overall, but the web should come out from the webshoot isn't it? And maybe Andrew Garfield has long neck then normal people, but does the toy maker has to put that into consideration?

Golden Age Captain America






This version of Captain America may look weird to some of us. But I think in the movie of The first Avenger, he looks exactly like this, weird. So the toymaker has managed to bring the 'weirdness' feel from the movie to the figure! Haha.

Lastly, the incredible Hulk!










It is awesome I can say. The arm has no visble joints, which looks good on Hulk. If only they can hide the joints on the feet. I don't know what accessory he may come with. Maybe a puny god for him to play around...?