1/6 Hot Toys PPS003 Captain America: Civil War Iron Man Mark XLVI Power Pose Figure

[jimmer7]

Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere, but it looks like Hot Toys has announced the MMS version. Hot Toys : Captain America: Civil War - Iron Man Mark XLVI 1/6th scale Collectible Figure

 

[zackhigh1226]

Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere, but it looks like Hot Toys has announced the MMS version. Captain America: Civil War Iron Man Mark XLVI Hot Toys Figure Revealed

Yep, there's a separate thread for it.

https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/marvel-action-figures/169257-hot-toys-mms353-d16-ca-civil-war-mark-xlvi-collectible-figure.html

 

[jimmer7]

Whoops! Thanks mate!

 

[YankeesFanboy]

So long, Power Pose XLVI, we hardly knew ye.

 

[guyver1]

A complete waste if you ask me, just get the complete figure masterpiece

 

[epitaph04]

I think I'd rather have the powerpose.

 

[guyver1]

I think I'd rather have the powerpose.

Hope you know the Masterpiece version has 28 LEDs as well

 

[epitaph04]

I don't like LEDs.

 

[shdl83]

I think I'd rather have the powerpose.

I agree with you. Want an iron man for the collection, but not willing to shell out that kind of money for one. Plus, I do love the design of the Mk46.

 

[Dave_W]

A complete waste if you ask me, just get the complete figure masterpiece

Not for HT it wasn't. The money made from this will more than likely offset the extra R&D put into engineering all those 28 LEDS into the MMS version. Same went for the Mk42. It was the first time they did a diecast figure, so they did a PowerPose 42 and apart from Peacemaker, I don't recall them doing any other PowerPoses. It seems like everytime they try a new process, they release a PowerPose to offset costs. Just a guess.

 

[epitaph04]

Red snapper was a powerpose too, right?

 

[Motuxmen]

Yep but not like the others. He had most of the normal articulation.

 

[Motuxmen]

Not for HT it wasn't. The money made from this will more than likely offset the extra R&D put into engineering all those 28 LEDS into the MMS version. Same went for the Mk42. It was the first time they did a diecast figure, so they did a PowerPose 42 and apart from Peacemaker, I don't recall them doing any other PowerPoses. It seems like everytime they try a new process, they release a PowerPose to offset costs. Just a guess.

And a good guess.

 

[Jaymas]

Wow, had to 6 pages back to find this thread

I'm flirting with the idea of picking the Power Pose version of 46 rather than the regular version. It's a $155 US dollars less. The lighting feature may be easier probably with a centralizes battery and switch (I don't know though), and I only 'like' the armor as a potential part of a collection of Iron Man armors which all have call backs to armors in the comics.

I have the Mark III which represents the classic comic armor, I have Mark 33 which of course represents "Silver Centurion" from the comics. And I am hoping they will make a Die Cast Mark VI because it looks like the Extremist armor from the comics; so I will get that when (if) it comes out. So the Mk 46 could cap off a nice little collection, but while I like it and think its cool it won't be my favorite of the bunch. So, I think the Power Pose might do the trick assuming it still looks good next to the other figures.

Anyone else thinking about getting the Power Pose over the regular edition? I know it doesn't have hardly any articulation or the amount of features, but I wonder how many others will end up picking the Power Pose one?

 

[YankeesFanboy]

I don't believe too many will. There's obviously a market for it. And HT must've moved a decent number of Power Pose XLIIs. But many are going to want that diecast, articulation and that new Tony head sculpt.

 

[Jaymas]

I don't believe too many will. There's obviously a market for it. And HT must've moved a decent number of Power Pose XLIIs. But many are going to want that diecast, articulation and that new Tony head sculpt.

Well maybe that will mean I can just sit on it and don't have to decide for a long while if I want it. I'm guessing the Diecast version will sell out long before the Power Pose?

 

[joda76]

I'll probably pick this up over the articulated to save some money.


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[kiwiatlarge]

If it was a better pose I would have flirted with the idea. But I also suspect that in hand, regardless of posing, it just won't look as good... Also, I have to say that if the head sculpt of the MMS 46 looks bruised then I'd find I'd want it displayed that way...

 

[Joekavalier]

I don't know, I had picked up the 42 power pose just to fit into my display and I ultimately sold it. It just seemed lifeless compared to the MMS.

 

[zackhigh1226]

I'm thinking about getting both. The MMS one would be for my collection, but I'd use the PP one as a desk decoration at work.