I picked mine up for $180 out the door, and I really like it. They removed some of the typical IM features, but it really stands out in my collection.
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Nice I did pay $200 for mine. Sometimes it pays to wait but I don't regret buying it right away. It's an awesome looking figure
I bought it....I find it pretty meh. Difficult to get a natural pose IMO
Interesting...does yours have loose joints or something? I find mine very good at holding a pose, and more stable standing than most HT figures.
I do wish it had the typical IM ab extender though.
It looks like we are the only two people who bought it. I've never seen a thread this dead right after release! It's a really nice figure, and cheap by HT IM standards!
I'll say I'm happier with this than Vision. Vision is the new meh figure to me.
I'll say I'm happier with this than Vision. Vision is the new meh figure to me.
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So this is a great Iron Man figure - just as good as any of the other plastic armors, IMO. It seems pretty basic, but it has the same overall articulation we have come to know from the Iron Man line. I was not expecting much, but this has quickly become a favorite.
There is also some refinement/evolution in articulation from prior releases. Great price on this one, too.
Actually it definitely has less articulation. No pop out hips or shoulders. The ab articulation isn't there either. It's a great figure, but they definitely cut some corners on the articulation.
Yeah, I guess. It has a rotating joint with side to side and circular movement at the hips which none of the other releases have - at least not like this. The legs do drop down, which kinda replaces the pop out hips scenario. The shoulder pads are also moveable in the same manner as the QS Mark 43. So, while it appears they cut some corners with some articulation, they've actually given us some different articulation on this release.
Actually it definitely has less articulation. No pop out hips or shoulders. The ab articulation isn't there either. It's a great figure, but they definitely cut some corners on the articulation.
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