Ironman comiquette first inhand pics

[Skiman]

Thanks for finding it....

Actually, I was expecting higher......See, to me that is worth the cost unlike some of the PF gouging taking place. As has been proven by Averone. it looks great and I would've bidded on that if I was aware.

^^^^, it looks so freaking nice that I would figured out a way of putting it over my damn head.

Then run into that corner of collectibles that you have on display with it

Make a vid of that and I'll subscribe to ur channel

 

[shawn-ray]

ya i should of bid and won that!

 

[jye4ever]

Then run into that corner of collectibles that you have on display with it

Make a vid of that and I'll subscribe to ur channel

Ski.....that would be the collectible video to end all videos.

Man is that tempting to do......full speed ahead.....

Lotto first then video.................

 

[jye4ever]

ya i should of bid and won that!

Mr. Ray of Shawn.....Amen to that brother.....amen to that....

 

[Skiman]

ya i should of bid and won that!

Big Shawn I added u as one of my peeps, jyedawg why didn't u tell me another BB was on here... :emperor

 

[averone]

Let me work on a video on Youtube...I think its time...
What music shall I use guys? Any suggestions??

 

[jye4ever]

Big Shawn I added u as one of my peeps, jyedawg why didn't u tell me another BB was on here... :emperor

 

[jye4ever]

Let me work on a video on Youtube...I think its time...
What music shall I use guys? Any suggestions??

You mean like putting the Mark II custom over your head and running head first into your entire collection, Jack Ass type of video which Ski wants to see......

Or a normal video.....

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If normal, then it will have to be the Trailer music for Spiderman 2 movie....i'll send it to you....go take a listen on YT, tell me what you think...

If you're running into your collection head first with your new custom as a helmet, no music please.........noooo music....Ski and I want to hear the resulting crash sounds......like a thousand pans hitting the floor at once then you next.....LOL



Blame Ski Blame Ski.....

 

[jye4ever]

Av....

I would pay to watch a video of your IM collection....LOL!!!

 

[Skiman]

Well for Av, I would like to see him run into all his Iron Man's that would be greatly appreciated

Com'on I'll give you a +1 on the feedback thread...

 

[jye4ever]

Well for Av, I would like to see him run into all his Iron Man's that would be greatly appreciated

Com'on I'll give you a +1 on the feedback thread...

Plus Ski's famous

Averone's replay:

then BAM......Av...you ok in there.

 

[averone]

Plus Ski's famous

Averone's replay:

then BAM......Av...you ok in there.

ha ha ha

LOL!

Ok give me a minute to recover!!

That made me laugh!
Im on the floor, ha ha ha!!

 

[averone]

Seriously once the SS Classic comes in on WED its video time!
Any music you like to hear? Anyone have Itune, give me a link?

 

[jye4ever]

ha ha ha

LOL!

Ok give me a minute to recover!!

That made me laugh!
Im on the floor, ha ha ha!!

 

[Rook]

It's different than Cap America, whose US symbolism is part of his costume. When was the last time you saw Tony Stark holding a flag like this? It just doesn't seem to be the norm and is very out of place.

A couple of years ago...

At any rate, it seems that many here are arguing the politics of the flag's presence in this statue, and either completely forgetting or completely ignoring the ideals involved.

The most brilliant aspect of the whole Civil War scenario was the conflict between the two vastly different ideals represented respectively by Steve Rogers and Tony Stark. Rogers represented the purity of the American dream, as embodied by the country's "Greatest Generation." He stood for the purest interpretation of the United States Constitution, and its Bill of Rights, and the freedoms represented by those documents as laid down by the Founding Fathers of the U.S.A. (The "Death of Captain America" storyline was a bold metaphorical statement by Marvel, implying that the ideals, the America, represented by Rogers are dead and gone.)

Stark, by contrast, is representative of the industrial capitalism that later came to dominate the United States (and which enabled it to become the world power it is today). He's a captain of industry, an innovator, a great leader, and a designer of state-of-the-art weaponry. Stark is no less patriotic than Rogers. And while the two stand apart from each other in regards to their perspectives and interpretations of their country's ideals, Stark is just as much a symbol of America as Rogers ever was.

His status as an American patriot doesn't exclude Stark from being a citizen of the world, however. (We all know that he succeeded Nick Fury as head of the world peacekeeping task force, S.H.I.E.L.D.) I think it's pretty logical to assume that any of his dealings at a global level were influence heavily by his belief in certain aforementioned American ideals.

And why not? Despite how any of you may feel about the recent state of American politics, foreign policy, or what have you, it's hard to argue that, as it was founded, the United States is a great country.

So leave current politics out of it and look at this statue and its flag from an ideological perspective.

 

[Amir]

I don't mind the flag at all, I don't see what the big deal, he is patriotic, nothing wrong with that, I'm not American and won't have a problem displaying this piece just because it has the American flag.

 

[Bullseye]

I hope people do not see my request for a COH to display the figure without the flag as anti-American. Hell I love to visit the USA and have spent many thousands of dollars I your country. I simply do not think it will add to the Avengers display. By having a COH it would have satisfied everyone and it was silly of Sideshow not to have considered it.

 

[iron.jedi83]

damn after looking at the in-hand pics im going to have to find a way to add this piece to my collection...hopefully its still available at the end of the month when i get paid again

 

[nash]

A couple of years ago...

At any rate, it seems that many here are arguing the politics of the flag's presence in this statue, and either completely forgetting or completely ignoring the ideals involved.

The most brilliant aspect of the whole Civil War scenario was the conflict between the two vastly different ideals represented respectively by Steve Rogers and Tony Stark. Rogers represented the purity of the American dream, as embodied by the country's "Greatest Generation." He stood for the purest interpretation of the United States Constitution, and its Bill of Rights, and the freedoms represented by those documents as laid down by the Founding Fathers of the U.S.A. (The "Death of Captain America" storyline was a bold metaphorical statement by Marvel, implying that the ideals, the America, represented by Rogers are dead and gone.)

Stark, by contrast, is representative of the industrial capitalism that later came to dominate the United States (and which enabled it to become the world power it is today). He's a captain of industry, an innovator, a great leader, and a designer of state-of-the-art weaponry. Stark is no less patriotic than Rogers. And while the two stand apart from each other in regards to their perspectives and interpretations of their country's ideals, Stark is just as much a symbol of America as Rogers ever was.

His status as an American patriot doesn't exclude Stark from being a citizen of the world, however. (We all know that he succeeded Nick Fury as head of the world peacekeeping task force, S.H.I.E.L.D.) I think it's pretty logical to assume that any of his dealings at a global level were influence heavily by his belief in certain aforementioned American ideals.

And why not? Despite how any of you may feel about the recent state of American politics, foreign policy, or what have you, it's hard to argue that, as it was founded, the United States is a great country.

So leave current politics out of it and look at this statue and its flag from an ideological perspective.

great post my friend.

 

[iron.jedi83]

great post my friend.

thats one pose i would have wanted...pure awesomeness