NEW PRODUCT: HOT TOYS: MARVEL COMICS IRON MAN (STEALTH ARMOR) [THE ORIGINS COLLECTION] 1/6TH SCALE COLLECTIBLE FIGURE

Iron Man’s Stealth Armor was first introduced in 1981’s Invincible Iron Man #152 comics. Designed with stealth as its primary feature, the suit has the ability to maximize concealment by absorbing radar detection but offers fewer weapons in exchange for light weight frame.

Today, Hot Toys is delighted to unveil the diecast 1/6th scale Iron Man Stealth Armor collectible figure with shimmering armors in blue chrome color as the latest addition to The Origins Collection. It’s a Hot Toys Exclusive item available in selective markets only.

Based on the classic Marvel Comics pages, the diecast Iron Man figure features a helmet head with LED-light up function and two styles of interchangeable masks; an distinctive streamlined design Iron Man armor and structure illustrating its mechanical detail; beautifully painted in blue coloring with a metallic appearance; blue crystal armor parts; blue chromed interchangeable masks and armor parts for different styles of display; LED light-up functions scattered throughout the upper body, Arc Reactor on chest and palms; interchangeable hands; and a figure base.

This absolutely stunning Iron Man (Stealth Suit) figure is a must-have for any Iron Man collector to place alongside with your Iron Man collection!
SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT CODECMS012D46
PRODUCT NAMEIRON MAN (STEALTH ARMOR) [THE ORIGINS COLLECTION]
HEIGHTAPPROXIMATELY 33CM TALL
POINTS OF ARTICULATIONS30
SPECIAL FEATURESIRON MAN HELMET HEAD WITH LED LIGHT-UP FUNCTION, INTERCHANGEABLE MASKS, METALLIC BLUE PAINTING ON THE SLEEK AND STREAMLINE ARMOR DESIGN
PRODUCT RELEASE DATEAPPROXIMATELY Q2 – Q3, 2023
ARTISTS
The 1/6th scale Iron Man (Stealth Armor) Collectible Figure specially features:
- Authentic and detailed likeness of Iron Man in Stealth Armor from Marvel Comics
- One (1) Iron Man helmet head with LED light-up function with two (2) styles of interchangeable masks (red light, battery operated)
- Approximately 33cm tall
- Over 30 points of articulations
- Contains diecast material
- Special features on armor:
- Metallic blue painting on the sleek and streamline Iron Man armor design
- LED light-up design on the eyes, chest and arc reactor, palms (red light, battery operated)
- Blue crystal armor parts for helmet, upper chest to waist, arms, calves, and foot
- Blue chromed interchangeable armors including:
• Two (2) styles of interchangeable masks
• One (1) helmet plate
• One (1) pair of chest armors
• One (1) pair of forearm armors
• One (1) pair of calf armors
• One (1) pair of countermeasure dispensers
- Three (3) pairs of interchangeable hands including:
- One (1) pair of fists
- One (1) pair of hands with articulated fingers and light-up repulsors (red light, battery operated)
- One (1) pair of battle hands with light-up repulsor (red light, battery operated)
- Articulated air flaps at back of the armor
- Enhanced joint design on legs to allow flexible movement

Accessory:
- A specially designed figure stand with character name

Artists:
- 3D designed by Pia Sylphid
- Product Concept by Pia Studio

Release date: Approximately Q2 – Q3, 2023

*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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Gorgeous, almost as if a digital image or an animated/comic book version. Must be a pain to photograph with these reflective surfaces. That said, perhaps I was never that much into Iron Man, but I find it difficult to muster any excitement for it after so many other iterations.

Not for me, but I think this version looks the best with the clear plastic.

There is an underlying "Disconnect" to these.  On the one hand they want to earn "Hot Toys money plus" but  now reaching back, way before the MCU fandom, to a straight-up 1960's and 70's pure comic/Animated look.  But simultaneously they're reaching for a whole Pia Sylphid studios distinctive style, kind of vinyl-y world vibe, that isn't really consistent with doing the pure old comics look, and imposes itself over it.  I'm interested purely because of the Retro factor but all those crystal parts may overwhelm it.  The most reasonable comparison here would be what Ashley Wood tried to do with his Marvel characters at ThreeA, which never really worked for me.  But to be fair Ashley Wood's most successful Marvel characters were the armored ones, IM, Dr Doom, and Ultron, and armor is also what Pia Sylphid is doing here.

The only thing now lacking in my vast Iron Man collection would be a 1/6 Iron Man from Volume #68 special edition, were he has a green right hand for three pages because of a coloring error.

Hot Toys should gift some of those to Allotrops for customizing and kitbashing.