wamphyri13
Super Freak
Not to mention the tooling required to make it in die cast.
Ryan
Ryan
I thought a majority of this thing ended up being plastic?Not to mention the tooling required to make it in die cast.
Ryan
I thought the same thing on the hip issue, but figured "whatever"I love this MKIII but surprised no one has issues with the way the hip armour 'fragments' when posed with the legs up. I find it really distracting and toy like.
The rubber panties on the MKIV look better IMO. Less 'crotch-gap' also. Sure they have faded for some (mine looks ok) but that can be re-sprayed fairly easily.
Anyway this bad boy will probably go in my gantry so shouldn't be an issue.
Proportions really looks good on this new mk3 even with the flaps open. When I see the old ones I'm like "how the hell tony fits on that armor. Is he malnourish.lol" I'm remaking a "diecast" mark 2 would be easy to do for HT now that they got the mo,d from mk3.
I'm keeping mine. This sucker is beautiful and it's the iconic IRON MAN
You are correct the stormys have more torso articulation. But the mk3 has more points of articulation.
And according to the official bio pages its 30pts for storm troopers and over 36 for mk3. I didn't find 30 on the ST so I'm not sure what they counted. But the mk3 has all the same ones, except the torso (though it simulates it..) plus a lot more. So I'm not sure how my comparison is even wrong, let alone rates an indefensible. I'd be interested to understand your thinking on why you came to your conclusion.
I thought the same thing on the hip issue, but figured "whatever"
Congrats! Wish I had gone the waitlist route.
Got an email to say that my Wait List on the exclusive just converted!
What diecast is there on the top half of the figure other than the little bicep pieces?
Also how is diecast percentage measured? By weight?!
Sorry but diecast legs does not make for a diecast figure. The amount of diecast in say mark 42/43 was already a bit sketchy. Next HT will just put a block of metal inside fully plastic iron man and call it diecast.
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