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Long before Tony had a finished suit, he was testing repulsors in a gray T-shirt and knee pads. The Mech Test figure keeps the wiring exposed across his upper body, with silver mechanical gauntlets on his arms and matching boots around his lower legs.
MMS581 · Collector Edition
The chest reactor, palms and legs account for five light-up areas. Use the diamond-shaped dynamic stand to set up the first hover test in front of the workshop backdrop, with Tony’s open hands pointed toward the floor.
Angle the soles toward the viewer and the two boot lights become visible. In the head-on hover pose, Tony’s outstretched palms draw the eye instead.
This is the Collector Edition of the Mech Test. The Mark II mask and the separate light-up arc reactor in a case are bonus pieces on the Exclusive version. The workshop backdrop and the wired mechanical arms and boots belong to this one.
For the armor Tony wore to escape captivity, the diecast Mark I has the rough plates and exposed motor from the cave.
Tony has already built the crude suit that got him out of captivity when he starts these flight experiments at home. He’s trying to control the thrust from his feet and stabilize it with his hands before he encloses his body in the new armor. That’s why the workshop equipment in this set looks unfinished. There are knee pads over ordinary green trousers, a tool belt around his waist and visible wiring across a gray T-shirt. The collection of silver parts only starts to look like Iron Man when you see them all pointing in the same direction.
For the low hover, opening both mechanical palms toward the floor puts the repulsors and boot soles on roughly the same plane. Set Tony back on the ground and one raised palm is enough to show the test while leaving his face visible. The workshop graphic goes behind the diamond-shaped base. Positioning it a little farther back in a photograph makes the equipment in the image feel like the rest of the room instead of another piece attached to Tony.
Collector Edition Mech Test Tony is all exposed wiring and unfinished armor. Compare it with the enclosed chest and helmet on the diecast Mark XLIII.
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