Marvel Legends Series Iron Man, Avengers Retro Marvel Comics Secret Wars Collectible 6 Inch Action Figure, Red and Gold

Very pleased with the quality of item.

A 1980’’s Iron Man with jet skates what’s not to like ❤️🤯

Cheaply made but expensive

Une action figure très détaillée avec de nombreuses articulations qui ne gâchent en rien l’esthétique générale de celle-ci. C’est important pour un public qui devient de plus en plus exigeant (enfants et adultes nostalgiques) au niveau de la ressemblance et de la « posabilité » du jouet. Les accessoires sont nombreux et biens choisis pour un Iron Man du milieu des années 80 et pour un hommage aux « Guerre Secrètes »: les patins à roulettes, les jets de plasma ou encore le bouclier avec deux illustrations lenticulaires et interchangeables.

I loved the Secret Wars packaging for the figures the first time and this throwback figure for Marvel Legends is superb!

El artículo llegó en perfecto estado, para eso es Iron Man, me recordó el que tenía de pequeño, aunque tiene alguna actualización y tal vez más puntos de articulación, muy contento con la compra,,es volver a esa época, es volver a los 80

Top Figur , wie beschrieben .

Summary: The Marvel Legends Secret Wars Iron Man is a nice bang for your buck figure, with a great amount of accessories for a good price. When this figure was announced in September, I wasn't really sure if I was gonna pick it up, but lo and behold, I did, and I don't regret it. Pros: The figure comes with so many accessories, including alternate hands, blast effects, smoke effects, a blaster, roller skates, and oh yeah, a lenticular shield which is actually really cool in person. And even though the figure uses an older body, I had a lot of fun posing it, and I didn't really feel like it had too much to change. Also It's a clean, pinless, classic Iron Man, so what's not to love. Cons: Well, actually, there are some things that I don't love. Nothing major, but worth mentioning. First up, the figure isn't painted. It's just sculpted plastic, so some might find it looking a bit cheap. Secondly, the arc reactor on my figure wasn't painted all the way, plus the fact that if it was comic accurate, the arc reactor should be yellow, and not blue. And finally, my figure has a sculpting problem, where the neck joint isn't put on straight, so the head moves a bit weirdly, and I've seen I'm not the only one that has had this problem. In conclusion, I do think this figure's worth getting, especially if you don't want to spend 150$ for the Mafex and you just want a classic Iron Man. If you already have the AI Iron Man, though, I don't think there's too much new.