solidsnake_84
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yup..same to me..at 1st, this one didnt come in my buy list at all..but after saw final product, straightly fall in love lol..
Hot Toys-MMS116:IRON MAN- Tony Stark (Mech Test Version) spec + pics
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seniram6
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anybody know when Toys2 is getting this figure in?
solidsnake_84
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btw this is mine..sorry for blur pictures..not very good in snapping pics lol..
robbiethepainter
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Lovin the boots. Great pics solidsnake_84
your pics are clear as a whistle, snake
btw, if its not too much trouble, could you take off those gauntlets and boots, and put him in the normal black leather shoes that he came with?
I wanna see how he looks like without those gears
btw, if its not too much trouble, could you take off those gauntlets and boots, and put him in the normal black leather shoes that he came with?
I wanna see how he looks like without those gears
After seeing the pics of the boots and arm piece, I think Hot Toys should make an Iron Man suit that you could snap on and off of Tony in a tight black outfit like in the first movie. That would be so cool, and they could sell it for $250 and it would probably sell out.
bandito
Super Freak
They could not do it in 1:1 scale, at least not completely and require CGI. I would not expect a 1:6 scale to do so. HT is done with IM with this figure... 6 versions of the same man in different suit (7 if you count the man suit) from 1 movie... a record I believe....
IM2 provide more of a cash cow for HT.
Padrinno
Super Freak
mine shipped today... 
Great pics solidsnake_84!!! Thx!!
Great pics solidsnake_84!!! Thx!!
Ki_Adimonkey
Just a little freaky
The more pictures I see of this figure the more I fall in love with it. The HS on this is just mind blowing, one of the best I've ever seen.
Any news on when this will be getting to EU retailers?
Any news on when this will be getting to EU retailers?
solidsnake_84
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tq bro!!
his gauntlets also can be removed is it?i thought only the boots lol.i think got the pictures already rite in the previous pages showing tony wearing his black leather shoes .i try my best if i got time later..but scared if cannot snap back into the standard outfit lol..your pics are clear as a whistle, snake
btw, if its not too much trouble, could you take off those gauntlets and boots, and put him in the normal black leather shoes that he came with?
I wanna see how he looks like without those gears
yea me too..hot toys just produce 1 tony stark, and the additional gadget like mark 1-6 for us to snap into tony stark body lol..
thanks bro..glad that u order also..mine shipped today...
Great pics solidsnake_84!!! Thx!!
yup bro..HS really outstanding...2nd best figure i ever owned since HT godfather..
Eamon
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Great new pics here.
Saw Iron Man 2 last night so I now doubly excited about this one.
Saw Iron Man 2 last night so I now doubly excited about this one.
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HottoyzJoker
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Can someone snap pics of the box please... I do not believe we have any yet.. Is it godfather big??? just wondering... Im so close to picking this guy off so I can finish my Ironman collection on a high note...
HottoyzJoker
Super Freak
Ive been bad... I just ordered this... Ive lost all will power... Shame on you hottoys youve done it yet again....
I will forgive you dude
its a hard fig to resist ..but lets see if you will stick to your word and not buy any of the new Ironman marks after the little rant you had about them being 2 similar to the M3
bandito
Super Freak
bandito
Super Freak
Mini Review of HT's MMS116 - Mech Test, Tony Stark.
1. Chest Arc Reactor light are power by batteries in the upper torso, switch and batteries' cover are at the back. Neck is fixed, only left a double ball joint at the based of the head. (3 Batt., 4.5v)
2. LED of the hands are powered by batteries in "the controller box". Power wires are actually the blue colour ones. The blue wires actually goes through the black sleeves near the elbows and snake into the forearms to power LEDs at the end of the ball joint of the wrist.
(3 Batt., 4.5v)
3. Each foot actually has its own batteries and switch, poor articulation, the front of the foot (which hold the batteries) has some, the ankle side movement is solely depending on the ball joint, pins at the side holds the feet and limits the range of the side movement. Could have implemented better..
(2 Batt., 3.0v)
4. Mechanical arm/robot is fun... fire-hose is a separate unit, can be detached (contrary to what the instructions says)
Removal of Arm Exo-Frame
1. Split open the forearm exo-frame, moderate force maybe needed, as it depends on how well HT glue your copy, your experience would vary.
2. Peel back the long black sleeves, Double tape is used at the end of the wrist.
3. Two screws hold the fore arm close, Pull the blue wires into the exo-armour more so some working slack is allowed. Slide the upper arm exo-frame up towards the shoulders and twist it to the side so that the screw near the elbow can be exposed. Un-screw both screws. U should be able to remove the LED (together within the plastic ball wrist) and wires from the forearms.
4. The LED "casing" should be small enough to pass through the hole in the black long sleeves. Slide the entire arm exo-frame out. Remove everything as you'll do with a normal TT body.
p.s. the wrist ball joint are the same size for Mk.3, Mk.2, BD Mk3. so you can swap the hands
-Narrow shoulder TT with fixed neck (Arc Reactor) and modified forearms. Still retain double-joint elbows.
-The area where the wires for the LED comes in (hole in the sleeves) are painted black. There are no rubber plugs for all the screws holes that a normal TT would have.
-The cloths and exo-frame... The hole in the grey shirt is smaller (than the hole of the black shirt) and the edges of the hole is stuffed around the "arc reactor".
-Arc Reactor through fabric.. looks quite natural.
1. Chest Arc Reactor light are power by batteries in the upper torso, switch and batteries' cover are at the back. Neck is fixed, only left a double ball joint at the based of the head. (3 Batt., 4.5v)
2. LED of the hands are powered by batteries in "the controller box". Power wires are actually the blue colour ones. The blue wires actually goes through the black sleeves near the elbows and snake into the forearms to power LEDs at the end of the ball joint of the wrist.
(3 Batt., 4.5v)
3. Each foot actually has its own batteries and switch, poor articulation, the front of the foot (which hold the batteries) has some, the ankle side movement is solely depending on the ball joint, pins at the side holds the feet and limits the range of the side movement. Could have implemented better..
(2 Batt., 3.0v)
4. Mechanical arm/robot is fun... fire-hose is a separate unit, can be detached (contrary to what the instructions says)
Removal of Arm Exo-Frame
1. Split open the forearm exo-frame, moderate force maybe needed, as it depends on how well HT glue your copy, your experience would vary.
2. Peel back the long black sleeves, Double tape is used at the end of the wrist.
3. Two screws hold the fore arm close, Pull the blue wires into the exo-armour more so some working slack is allowed. Slide the upper arm exo-frame up towards the shoulders and twist it to the side so that the screw near the elbow can be exposed. Un-screw both screws. U should be able to remove the LED (together within the plastic ball wrist) and wires from the forearms.
4. The LED "casing" should be small enough to pass through the hole in the black long sleeves. Slide the entire arm exo-frame out. Remove everything as you'll do with a normal TT body.
p.s. the wrist ball joint are the same size for Mk.3, Mk.2, BD Mk3. so you can swap the hands
-Narrow shoulder TT with fixed neck (Arc Reactor) and modified forearms. Still retain double-joint elbows.
-The area where the wires for the LED comes in (hole in the sleeves) are painted black. There are no rubber plugs for all the screws holes that a normal TT would have.
-The cloths and exo-frame... The hole in the grey shirt is smaller (than the hole of the black shirt) and the edges of the hole is stuffed around the "arc reactor".
-Arc Reactor through fabric.. looks quite natural.
Tony Stark
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Mini Review of HT's MMS116 - Mech Test, Tony Stark.
1. Chest Arc Reactor light are power by batteries in the upper torso, switch and batteries' cover are at the back. Neck is fixed, only left a double ball joint at the based of the head. (3 Batt., 4.5v)
2. LED of the hands are powered by batteries in "the controller box". Power wires are actually the blue colour ones. The blue wires actually goes through the black sleeves near the elbows and snake into the forearms to power LEDs at the end of the ball joint of the wrist.
(3 Batt., 4.5v)
3. Each foot actually has its own batteries and switch, poor articulation, the front of the foot (which hold the batteries) has some, the ankle side movement is solely depending on the ball joint, pins at the side holds the feet and limits the range of the side movement. Could have implemented better..
(2 Batt., 3.0v)
4. Mechanical arm/robot is fun... fire-hose is a separate unit, can be detached (contrary to what the instructions says)
Removal of Arm Exo-Frame
1. Split open the forearm exo-frame, moderate force maybe needed, as it depends on how well HT glue your copy, your experience would vary.
2. Peel back the long black sleeves, Double tape is used at the end of the wrist.
3. Two screws hold the fore arm close, Pull the blue wires into the exo-armour more so some working slack is allowed. Slide the upper arm exo-frame up towards the shoulders and twist it to the side so that the screw near the elbow can be exposed. Un-screw both screws. U should be able to remove the LED (together within the plastic ball wrist) and wires from the forearms.
4. The LED "casing" should be small enough to pass through the hole in the black long sleeves. Slide the entire arm exo-frame out. Remove everything as you'll do with a normal TT body.
p.s. the wrist ball joint are the same size for Mk.3, Mk.2, BD Mk3. so you can swap the hands
-Narrow shoulder TT with fixed neck (Arc Reactor) and modified forearms. Still retain double-joint elbows.
-The area where the wires for the LED comes in (hole in the sleeves) are painted black. There are no rubber plugs for all the screws holes that a normal TT would have.
-The cloths and exo-frame... The hole in the grey shirt is smaller (than the hole of the black shirt) and the edges of the hole is stuffed around the "arc reactor".
-Arc Reactor through fabric.. looks quite natural.
All well and good. HT just needs to improve the cut of their 1/6 t-shirts (collar is too high)!
robbiethepainter
Super Freak
they do it to cover the joint on the neck. Not that this one needs it.
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