Statue Queen Studios: Infinity War - Iron Man Mark 50 (1:1)
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Ok not bad at all. But what would be the shipping cost
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Shipping will be NUTS!! Cost of the statue will be RIDICULOUS! Deep pockets only ...without a doubt.
But I have to be honest ...they could've done better with the sculpt of his legs. Could've sculpted the legs a bit more muscular. I know RDJ is not that muscular in the legs area, but ...c'mon ...just to make it look a bit more "marvel hero", they should've sculpted his legs a bit more muscular.
But I have to be honest ...they could've done better with the sculpt of his legs. Could've sculpted the legs a bit more muscular. I know RDJ is not that muscular in the legs area, but ...c'mon ...just to make it look a bit more "marvel hero", they should've sculpted his legs a bit more muscular.
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You know this version armor is nano-tech, right. In which case, it conforms to Tony's shape for the most part. And they should've sculpted the legs a bit more muscular because his upper half is muscular.
Sidewinder
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Lol RDJ is what 5'8"? This lifesize looks at least 6'2".
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6 inch increase when it's a suit that is conformed to his own body?
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My only argument against that is that nanomachines can make anything bigger? 
In side by side shots without the helmet, he's pretty much the same height as Doctor Strange in IW.
Howeverrr, with the previous suits in previous films he was at least the same height as Thor.
I guess it just wouldn't be that imposing if the statue was any smaller.
Also, I think just because it forms around his body, doesn't mean it's perhaps skintight or form fitting. I'd think there should be some space between his body and the suit. Also again, the actor's height might not be representative of the character's height in the movie. They could say he's 6'0 for all intents and purposes even though we know the actor isn't that height.
In side by side shots without the helmet, he's pretty much the same height as Doctor Strange in IW.
Howeverrr, with the previous suits in previous films he was at least the same height as Thor.
I guess it just wouldn't be that imposing if the statue was any smaller.
Also, I think just because it forms around his body, doesn't mean it's perhaps skintight or form fitting. I'd think there should be some space between his body and the suit. Also again, the actor's height might not be representative of the character's height in the movie. They could say he's 6'0 for all intents and purposes even though we know the actor isn't that height.
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Phoenixblazes
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My only argument against that is that nanomachines can make anything bigger?
In side by side shots without the helmet, he's pretty much the same height as Doctor Strange in IW.
Howeverrr, with the previous suits in previous films he was at least the same height as Thor.
I guess it just wouldn't be that imposing if the statue was any smaller.
Also, I think just because it forms around his body, doesn't mean it's perhaps skintight or form fitting. I'd think there should be some space between his body and the suit. Also again, the actor's height might not be representative of the character's height in the movie. They could say he's 6'0 for all intents and purposes even though we know the actor isn't that height.
It’s essentially like how they used to handle Tom Cruise’s height in movies by using camera angles and other techniques to disguise his shorter stature.
