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[Maglor]

This Mark VI is a nice looking figure, but to me this:

Looks so much more like Ironman than this:

I even remember thinking at the end of Ironman 2: "I don't like this new suit."

 

[Spanbauer]

This Mark VI is a nice looking figure, but to me this:Looks so much more like Ironman than this:
I even remember thinking at the end of Ironman 2: "I don't like this new suit."

I think the Mark IV looks naked, plain and incomplete compared to the Mark VI.

 

[dedguy]

The color scheme of the VI is more in line with the classic Iron Man colors, silver aside of course.

Edit: hah! I found a thread on another forum talking about the first film before it came out and a lot of people where complaining about the circle chest piece.
https://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=210704&page=2

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

The color scheme of the VI is more in line with the classic Iron Man colors, silver aside of course.

If the silver was swapped with gold it would be spot on.

The IV has a lot of extra red on the legs and arms.

 

[dedguy]

The color scheme of the IV mimics the color scheme of the III which I think is a really cool design choice. The color scheme though makes the limbs all look a lot thinner than they are because their forms are broken up by the colors.

The coloration on the VI makes it look stockier. I also noticed the chest plate is wider leaving less of a gap between arms and torso which also makes him look stockier.

 

[Marcus Wright]

This pose affects my psychology in a bad way.
Iron Man looks like "Iron Girl" with this pose.

 

[Maglor]

I think the Mark IV looks naked, plain and incomplete compared to the Mark VI.

How do you figure that? The only differences I see are the silver and the shape of the arc reactor chest piece.

The color scheme of the VI is more in line with the classic Iron Man colors, silver aside of course.

Edit: hah! I found a thread on another forum talking about the first film before it came out and a lot of people where complaining about the circle chest piece.
https://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=210704&page=2

I prefer the circle. The new one is the exact same shape as the superman chest symbol.

If the silver was swapped with gold it would be spot on.

The IV has a lot of extra red on the legs and arms.

That's a pretty big "if".

 

[Maglor]

The color scheme of the IV mimics the color scheme of the III which I think is a really cool design choice. The color scheme though makes the limbs all look a lot thinner than they are because their forms are broken up by the colors.

The coloration on the VI makes it look stockier. I also noticed the chest plate is wider leaving less of a gap between arms and torso which also makes him look stockier.

I will admit I do like that.

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

How do you figure that? The only differences I see are the silver and the shape of the arc reactor chest piece.


Chest is wider and the helmet has been redone a bit


I prefer the circle. The new one is the exact same shape as the superman chest symbol.

Super Man emblem is a pentagon.



That's a pretty big "if".

Well it is when you say it like that.

EDIT: I totally messed up this post lol, its all inside the quote

 

[Calcifer]

I think the Mark IV looks naked, plain and incomplete compared to the Mark VI.

Please explain why you think this....

 

[Balsquat]

Not a big fan of the circle chest plate. I prefer the triangle and the "stockiness" is icing on the cake.

 

[Marcus Wright]

Not a big fan of the circle chest plate. I prefer the triangle and the "stockiness" is icing on the cake.

"stockiness", I read this often?
What does it mean?
Maybe bulkiness?

 

[Calcifer]

"stockiness", I read this often?
What does it mean?
Maybe bulkiness?

No it means you can make a soup taste much better if you throw in the Ironman VI.

 

[dedguy]

"stockiness", I read this often?
What does it mean?
Maybe bulkiness?

To give you a straight answer, stockiness is similar to bulkiness yes, it's a more positive term though that also implies sturdiness. You might say Wolverine is stocky but The Blob is bulky.

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

To give you a straight answer, stockiness is similar to bulkiness yes, it's a more positive term though that also implies sturdiness. You might say Wolverine is stocky but The Blob is bulky.

excellent explanation using familiar comic characters for an english lesson

 

[dedguy]

excellent explanation using familiar comic characters for an english lesson

Just an FYI though, "stocky" is also used to refer to people overweight in the US as an attempt to be nicer about it. It's used as a euphemism.

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

Just an FYI though, "stocky" is also used to refer to people overweight in the US as an attempt to be nicer about it. It's used as a euphemism.

this is true although the word doesnt actually mean fat even though it is used as such at times

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

Two of my Mark VI's are in an airplane right now and should be in Cali sometime today! That means I should have them by Wednesday next week!

 

[Balsquat]

Okay. Let's say the figure looks more stout

 

[IXI Nick IXI]

Okay. Let's say the figure looks more stout

like beer??

how about buff? or beefier? lol