Is it just magnet proximity that triggers the lights?
1/6 Hot Toys- HONO STUDIO- Iron Man
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I definitely want to see them dig deeper and put out there a Daredevil, Moon Knight and Hawkeye.
Yup, basically. Hold it close and the lights should automatically come on. Here’s a video of how it works on the TF heads I mentioned. You can kind of see how it doesn’t work in the same place though and sort of have to feel around for them to light up again. Not sure if that’s how it will be for Hono, since these are custom made heads and not mass produced items like the Hono will be
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Here is a photo from Hot Toys Secret Base:
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Just…WOW!
Soooooooo tempting. Damn it! 
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Oh War Machine like this would be amazing
I am so into these & can't wait to see who is next after Thor
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They really need to do a classic seamless Hulk like this. Similar to She-Hulk. The seamless here looks incredible. Makes it look like a statue.
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I know some collectors won’t agree with my style of posing and they prefer to push their figures to the max for exciting action poses, but I’m just not one of them.
I like everybody else worry about the durability especially with the costs involved.
When it specifically comes to these new 100% silicone bodies I am all about screen accuracy with museum poses.
For example my Hot Toys Thanos he looks screen accurate and bad ass even though I only have him in a vanilla museum pose.
I’ve seen the same figure posed in some extreme action poses that for me the more dynamic they put him in the more toy like he looks.
That’s just not for me because I am all about protecting the figure at the expense of action poses.
Obviously I’m only referring to the silicone bodies if it’s regular joints like a War Machine then i’m more comfortable with bending the elbows and knees.
So going back to my Thanos I’ve had him since release and I have never ever bent his elbow or knees not even once just for a photo and he is still 100% pristine.
These things are expensive I am not going to open the door for potential damage down the line just so that I can get a corny pose lol
So it will be with this Iron Man I will not be bending his elbows or knees not even once to try it out and I’m perfectly ok with that.
I say bring on the delicate silicone figures!
Sue me lol
I like everybody else worry about the durability especially with the costs involved.
When it specifically comes to these new 100% silicone bodies I am all about screen accuracy with museum poses.
For example my Hot Toys Thanos he looks screen accurate and bad ass even though I only have him in a vanilla museum pose.
I’ve seen the same figure posed in some extreme action poses that for me the more dynamic they put him in the more toy like he looks.
That’s just not for me because I am all about protecting the figure at the expense of action poses.
Obviously I’m only referring to the silicone bodies if it’s regular joints like a War Machine then i’m more comfortable with bending the elbows and knees.
So going back to my Thanos I’ve had him since release and I have never ever bent his elbow or knees not even once just for a photo and he is still 100% pristine.
These things are expensive I am not going to open the door for potential damage down the line just so that I can get a corny pose lol
So it will be with this Iron Man I will not be bending his elbows or knees not even once to try it out and I’m perfectly ok with that.
I say bring on the delicate silicone figures!
Sue me lol
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Most folk would say "why not just buy statues instead?" And they are both wrong and correct on that.
Statues are usually way too big and expensive, not to mention fragile, so collectable action figures are more practical for many reasons but it kinda defeats the purpose of having an articulated figure if posing it will likely cause damage or that articulation is hindered by rubber.
For this figure perhaps someone smart will pump out hard plastic swap out arms and legs (plus any other parts where rubber may need swapping) so we can have museum pose statue that looks amazing and won't suffer paint fade/tackiness/cracking etc. But then again, if one is replacing that many parts one might as well just buy a fixed pose statue anyway.
Perhaps HT could do a power pose statue version with swappable arms and legs so one can display in action pose or neutral pose without concern regarding materials. Kind of a nice middle ground. Power pose tends to be cheap too so win win.
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Best thing about this is no wolverine speedo ... know some of you are into that LMAO !
Seriously I love this , hate I bought a 2nd origins deluxe to repaint cause this one nails it for me !
Seriously I love this , hate I bought a 2nd origins deluxe to repaint cause this one nails it for me !
Yuck
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Treat it like a statue you’ll be fine
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If you are worried about the silicone, you can always pose him with one arm rotated in front (or raised to his side while looking to the side) with the repulsor hand on it. That will make a museum pose slightly dynamic.
Hopefully there will be no issues with the silicone once the product is released but it is difficult to know how it will be long term. Personally I prefer to keep my figures in museum poses but understand that there are others that prefer to pose in dynamic positions.
Hopefully there will be no issues with the silicone once the product is released but it is difficult to know how it will be long term. Personally I prefer to keep my figures in museum poses but understand that there are others that prefer to pose in dynamic positions.
More yuck that the prototype is covered in dust and pubesTreat it like a statue you’ll be fine
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Dust magnet that will go tacky in short order. Someone better make some hard plastic swap out pieces once it releases
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Action pose not necessary I have a spot ready right in front of my HB.
The OG design next to the HB will make for a great visual evolution of character design (plus I have the chrome 7 coming as well to join the group).
The OG design next to the HB will make for a great visual evolution of character design (plus I have the chrome 7 coming as well to join the group).
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I need this in their high-end Hot Toys figures with electronics!
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