There's a few people that didn't learn from v1 MIII. The paint is pearlescent. It changes light depending on the type of lighting. Under regular night room lighting it becomes a richer red. In daylight it becomes maroon more cinematic to the film.
Hot Toys-MS 110- IRON MAN-MARK III (Battle Damaged) spec + pics
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Eamon
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Like the Batman DX, the next here seems a bit long!
Gonna wait for more pics before commenting further.
Gonna wait for more pics before commenting further.
coolkansaswind
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OMFG!!! is this the final product??? Nooo ~~~
The prototype has a very nice weathering effect on the suit with semi-gloss to flat finishing and great battle damage touch up. But the final product seems missing all of those .... gloss finish with child like BD effect? Even I can do better than this. God I thought MJ was bad. This .... can not .... be true ....
Being the 2nd most expensive HT figure, Kojun sculpt which is one of the major selling point is gone and now this? This is a bit hard to swallow. Is funny how HT said in their newsletter how hard they work on this project bla bla bla and we should respect them bla bla bla, but as a customer, I really dont care how hard they work, I see a product I like, I buy, simple. As for respect .... earn it.
Sorry, I am piss, but will give this Hasbro like IM a last chance (may be bad lighting make it look bad) when I see it on TH display later this week, then I'll decide to keep it or not
these ALWAYS look better in hand .... i have no worries
Interesting things to note: Fans here like the final displayed version but the HK fans love the original displayed version (above) more.
(a) The scars on the mask and (b) the damage marks on the chest of the final displayed version are much much more prominent, it shows to the fans that "You see, I am really damaged!"
I think this final one is fantastic, but i prefer the original version more. The scars on the mask actually are paintings, not actual scars, if there are too much scars painted on the mask, then it would be a little too fake.....
Concerning the chest, the damage marks of the initial version seems a little more realistic.
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Hey, sorry I dont mean to say that HK fans have a mental disorder or something. I merely wanted to point out that they seem more vocal as compared to overseas fans.
If you have taken any offense, I apologize for the wrong choice of words.
Bentargett777
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def gonna have to get my gf to get me this sweet
I think the prootype are way better. So shiny!!
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plasmid303
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Interesting things to note: Fans here like the final displayed version but the HK fans love the original displayed version (above) more.
(a) The scars on the mask and (b) the damage marks on the chest of the final displayed version are much much more prominent, it shows to the fans that "You see, I am really damaged!"
I think this final one is fantastic, but i prefer the original version more. The scars on the mask actually are paintings, not actual scars, if there are too much scars painted on the mask, then it would be a little too fake.....
Concerning the chest, the damage marks of the initial version seems a little more realistic.
I don't think that we collectors on this forum like the final version more than the initial prototype version. I think it's just that most of us understand and anticipate that the final production figures will slightly deviate from the prototype. I mean, the prototypes are usually meticulously hand painted by JC Hong so it's to be expected that the final version that is mass painted by factory hands won't look exactly the same. I don't mean any offense, but it does seem like the fans over on the HK forums are a lot more obsessive over this sort of thing.
I do agree that the battle damage effects on the final version don't look quite as realistic, especially the weathering and scrapes on the edges of certain armor pieces (like the shoulders and hip joints), but it's certainly good enough, I think.
Still, when it comes to judging the quality of paint application, it's best to wait until there are good in-hand photos. It's not like judging the quality of a head sculpt.
My buddy who is a painter at Sideshow said he acutally saw the Battle Damaged Iron Man in person. He says the paint is AWESOME! More of a metallic candy apple red finish to it....
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I was never worried. HT people know what they are doing.
much better pics! paint job doesnt look so bright now! now ive gotta make sure ive got the cash together for when SS gets the EX. in! cant wait for the 'coming in the next 30 days' email! should only be a month or 2 away!
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Isn't this the final version?
HollandX
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suck in that gut, boy.
btw is it just me or is everyone else bothered by that ridiculously slim torso area? this even looks thinner than the v1 mark 3 probably because of the interchangeable chest plate.
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