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So is it the diecast portion that makes the Iron Man figures so expensive? Those things are astronomically priced.
So is it the diecast portion that makes the Iron Man figures so expensive? Those things are astronomically priced.
Yes Subzro you are right about the "diecast" figures not being completely diecast and that does detract from the thrill a bit. However I have the Civil War Iron Man and Civil War War Machine and I love the overall heft of those figures. Also even though I will admit that this is somewhat irrational, there is a part of me that really enjoys knowing that some parts on those figures armor is actually metal.
That said, I cant wait for this Endgame Thanos to arrive next year, as some of you have mentioned I am sure that even with plastic armor this guy is going to be hefty and will have a ton of shelf presence!
So is it the diecast portion that makes the Iron Man figures so expensive? Those things are astronomically priced.
And due to Thanos’s size, I’m sure he wouldn’t have any problem holding a pose. He’s going to have a lot of heft.
True, he should be pretty stable. He has big feet too. It’s more of an issue with a typical Iron Man than Thanos. Female HT figures are the least stable by far.
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Yes Subzro you are right about the "diecast" figures not being completely diecast and that does detract from the thrill a bit. However I have the Civil War Iron Man and Civil War War Machine and I love the overall heft of those figures. Also even though I will admit that this is somewhat irrational, there is a part of me that really enjoys knowing that some parts on those figures armor is actually metal.
That said, I cant wait for this Endgame Thanos to arrive next year, as some of you have mentioned I am sure that even with plastic armor this guy is going to be hefty and will have a ton of shelf presence!
I would hope they'd finally address the height too... both HTs are underscaled.
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After the DC Mark 2 & 3 i would guess they would keep them all in the same area height wise. HT is stubborn like that
Why be consistent with their inconsistency?
I wanted to get the Mk II but got turned off by the short stature. I hope the Mk I is scaled with the V and VI... and VII and 45, 46, 47, 50...
If the Diecast Mk I is the same height as the Mk I 2.0, then I'll just keep my 2.0.
In space, no one can tell its diecast.
Would have been the perfect 10th anniversary figure.
Same reason i passed on the MK2
I think most IM DC collectors passed on Mk II DC for its shortcomings...
I bought it too. Replaced my plastic one. Love itI purchased it. One of the few suits I have posed flying. I’ve had several compliments on it, that solid steel paint scheme really draws the eye...
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