NEW PRODUCT: HOT TOYS: IRON MAN 3 IRON MAN MARK XXI (MIDAS) 1/6TH SCALE COLLECTIBLE FIGURE

“Midas’ Iron Man Mark XXI, debuted in Iron Man 3, was a fully loaded high-altitude suit created by Tony Stark, activated during the battle against Aldrich Killian when Tony ordered J.A.R.V.I.S to initiate the “House Party Protocol”.

Pays great homage to one of Iron Man’s very first costumes, Hot Toys is delighted to unveil today the Iron Man Mark XXI (Midas) in 1/6th scale collectible figure from Iron Man 3 as a Hot Toys Exclusive item. Painted in different shades of metallic gold and silver, the overall appearance of the highly-detailed figure has elevated with additional chrome painting to bring out the finer armor details.

The Iron Man figure made in diecast is crafted based on the image of Midas in Iron Man 3, has faithfully reproduced the distinctive design of the suit features a LED-light up helmeted head; LED light-up functions scattered throughout the upper body, back and Arc Reactor on chest; signature armor beautifully painted in mixed shades of gold, silver and bronze color; a variety of interchangeable armors parts, hands of Iron Man’s iconic poses; and a dynamic figure stand with movie logo.

This lustrous Iron Man will surely stand out in your House Party Protocol collection! Iron Man 3 1/6th scale Midas (Iron Man Mark XXI) collectible figure is available only in selected markets. Check with your local distributor for details.

SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT CODEMMS586D36
PRODUCT NAMEIRON MAN MARK XXI (MIDAS)
HEIGHTAPPROXIMATELY 32.5 CM TALL
POINTS OF ARTICULATIONS30
SPECIAL FEATURESAUTHENTIC AND DETAILED LIKENESS OF IRON MAN MARK XXI (MIDAS) IN IRON MAN 3
ARTISTSHEAD SCULPTED BY N/A
HEAD PAINTED BY N/A
HEAD ART DIRECTED BY N/A

The 1/6th scale Iron Man Mark XXI (Midas) Collectible Figure specially features:

- Authentic and detailed likeness of Iron Man Mark XXI (Midas) in Iron Man 3
- A helmeted head with LED light-up function (white light, battery operated)
- Approximately 32.5 cm tall
- Over 30 points of articulations
- Contains diecast material
- Special features on armor:
- Multitude layers and shades of metallic gold and silver colored painting on the sleek and streamline Iron Man armor design
- Part of the armors are specially applied with shiny gold, silver, bronze chrome painting
- LED- lighted circular-shaped Arc Reactor on chest (white light, battery operated)
- Two (2) sets of interchangeable shoulder armors (normal and missile firing)
- Two (2) sets of interchangeable forearm armors (normal and missile firing)
- One (1) pair detachable forearm rockets
- Two (2) sets of interchangeable thigh armor (normal and missile firing)
- Three (3) pairs of interchangeable hands including:
• One (1) pair of fists
• One (1) pair of battle hands with light-up repulsors (white light, battery operated)
• One (1) pair of hands with articulated fingers and light-up repulsors (white light, battery operated)
- Articulations on waist armor which allow flexible movement
- Articulated flaps at the back of armor on legs

Accessories:
- Specially designed dynamic figure base with movie logo and character nameplate

Release date: Approximately Q4, 2020 – Q1, 2021

**Prototype shown, final product may be slightly different
**Battery included for collectible figure, button cells are required.
**Product details could be subjected to change without further notice.

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Absolutely stunning as are practically all the Iron Man suits they’ve done, but like all of those I couldn’t afford this if I wanted to. Especially not with everything else I have on order.

The original Hot Toys Midas was a Summer Exclusive (2013), but it looks as if they are taking advantage of the "diecast" capacity to re-engineer it with more detail and moving parts. This could possibly be the most complicated/intricate of the Hot Toys Iron Man-s. It's going to cost its weight in gold (which I can't justify paying) but I hope at least I get a chance to see one in hand.

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:The original Hot Toys Midas was a Summer Exclusive (2013), but it looks as if they are taking advantage of the "diecast" capacity to re-engineer it with more detail and moving parts.  This could possibly be the most complicated/intricate of the Hot Toys Iron Man-s.  It's going to cost its weight in gold (which I can't justify paying) but I hope at least I get a chance to see one in hand.

$405 and afaik, it's a repaint of the latest Iron Man Mk VII diecast.

Probably piloted by an Oscar Stark.

It looks gorgeous and perfect. But between the cornucopia of variations and the more uniform color scheme (at times it photographs almost as if it is a drawn graphic), it gets a little boring for me. The real shame is the hefty and increasing cost of these things, where years of experience and a plethora of pre-existing molds ought to make it more affordable for excited collectors.

Yep. Undeniably magnificent. But the price is an easy "no thank you".

GubernatorFan wrote:It looks gorgeous and perfect. But between the cornucopia of variations and the more uniform color scheme (at times it photographs almost as if it is a drawn graphic), it gets a little boring for me. The real shame is the hefty and increasing cost of these things, where years of experience and a plethora of pre-existing molds ought to make it more affordable for excited collectors.

All of this is true, particularly the comment about the uniform color scheme and how it photographs -- but I suspect that the actual impact of light bouncing off this thing into the eyeballs might be a whole other thing. That's why I commented that I hoped I'd get the chance to see one in person, maybe in Toy Square's spectacular shop windows. Say what you will, but visually Hot Toys has hit it out of the park with some of their full chrome polishes, so I don't see this as just a repaint. In medieval times, polished metal objects could have a mystical trance-inducing power because they were relatively rare. And Gold, most of all.

Moonbase Alpha Male wrote:All of this is true, particularly the comment about the uniform color scheme and how it photographs -- but I suspect that the actual impact of light bouncing off this thing into the eyeballs might be a whole other thing.  That's why I commented that I hoped I'd get the chance to see one in person, maybe in Toy Square's spectacular shop windows.  Say what you will, but visually Hot Toys has hit it out of the park with some of their full chrome polishes, so I don't see this as just a repaint.  In medieval times, polished metal objects could have a mystical trance-inducing power because they were relatively rare.  And Gold, most of all.

No doubt. That's why I said it looks gorgeous and perfect. They are generally top of the line, and especially when it comes to this type of thing.

GubernatorFan wrote:

No doubt. That's why I said it looks gorgeous and perfect. They are generally top of the line, and especially when it comes to this type of thing.

Yeah, and chromes especially. If I ever do see one of these, I hope that day I've left my wallet home and can't be overcome...

ZzzzZZZzzzz....

Sorry, and no offense to anyone who wants one of these, but I'm tired of these things. Hot Toys really have sold themselves out to Disney.

Stryker2011 wrote:ZzzzZZZzzzz....

Sorry, and no offense to anyone who wants one of these, but I'm tired of these things. Hot Toys really have sold themselves out to Disney.

Though I sound like I'm on the other side, I substantially agree with you. My 1/6 world is widely diverse, and I don't have a lot of respect for those whose collection is an automatic subscription to the HT Iron Man of the Month Club. But my solution is simply to totally ignore the majority of them, and to get excited about the special few that really excel or stand out in some way, engineering, chome look, or whatever. Last year I thought the Punisher War Machine was one of those. Next year I think the Diecast Iron Patriot will be. I am open minded whether this Gold one could make that short list.