As for you not having abs all the way to your man parts... What does that matter? It's a metal suit not a human body. It's not anatomically accurate. Should he have a ***** as well? People apply all these human anatomical ideas to a suit of armor. I saw someone else say they didn't like the mk45 because he study anatomy and the shoulder gaps bother him. If you are judging this based on human any any you wouldn't buy a single suit and should hate iron man as an idea. As it's not correct in any way with human anatomy and isn't supposed to be. It's a metal suit of armor. Not flesh. So that argument is silly.
That was me and I never, not once, said I did not like this armor. I'm just as excited as everyone else who's been waiting for this to release.
So should we not base this on the human form? Because correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure a suit is supposed to fit AROUND the human form. I'm not saying it needs to be a perfect adaptation of the human body. Hell, RDJ is like 5'9" but 6'4" in a suit? Did his body stretch? Of course not. And it's been talked about how the human body usually comes down to length of about 7 heads, while the prototypical "hero" body is 8 lengths long (which is what the marks are), essentially stretching the legs. And those are all the type of things I LEAVE at the front of the movie theater before I step foot inside.
The gap bothers me because it visually puts a "hole" where a body is supposed to be. Nobody needs to study the human body for a minute to know where there should and shouldn't be holes. As evidence in here, I am not the only one to mention the gaps. Nor was I the first with the 42, 43, 3, etc.
What bothers me the most about it is that I've seen what HT can do to fix that gap. Just compare the shoulders of the 1/4 and 1/6 scale 43. Yes, different scale. But the ability to add that piece between the shoulder pad and exposed shoulder joint is possible.
This doesn't change my excitement for the figure at all. As I stated, I just hope for future marks they are able to apply that piece of engineering from the 1/4 scale pieces to the 1/6 scale ones.
And to call my argument silly? That's your opinion. Just because I love this figure doesn't mean I have to think it's flawless. Sometimes you can be one of the most helpful members on here, and I've thanked you on numerous occasions for answering my questions. But sometimes you come off as down right condescending.