Although Hot Toys did not capture the likeness of Robert Downey Jr. very well, I still consider it was a great head sculpt.
The paint application and skin texture of the facial sculpt were considered pretty good at that time.
Similar to Mark III Battle Damaged Ver., the figure comes with Tony's head in the helmet with a removable face plate.
The face plate is a separate piece which you can place it on top of the helmet.
On the other hand, the helmet has magnets which hold the face plate securely in place.
Final photo shoot of the figure with light up feature before I remove batteries from all battery compartments.
Take a closer look at the light up arc reactor in an acrylic display case.
For the pedestal with chest armor, you can place the alternate head on it for display. You may read my part 1 review here and part 2 review here.
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4 comments:
Very detailed review do have a third part... Finally get to see the light up segment : ) On the contrary, I find the close up photo well captures the likeness of Robert Downey Jr.
Thanks Dennis..I think the sculpt is okay but the paint work has to be improved a lot :)
The move that the chest piece can put replacement head there for display is wise. Cool!
Yes Leon, this is a wise idea from Hot Toys :)
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