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The Mark I has an actual moving part on its back: Hot Toys built a USB-powered rotating motor into the ragged armor Tony wore out of the cave. On the front, the faceplate lifts to show the man inside. That gives you a good reason to look past the big circular reactor.
MMS605D40 · Collector Edition
A straight-on pose hides almost all the exposed machinery. Turn the figure far enough to see past one shoulder and the two forearms start to look different too: the launcher is built into the left, the flamethrower into the right. Both belong to the suit; the orange flame effects are separate.
Hot Toys specifies a 5V/2A USB supply; the adapter is sold separately. Allow room for its lead behind the figure if you want the engine running. The miniature wires and springs on the armor are fixed details, and the instructions say to leave them attached.
The first Iron Man suit still has clothes inside it. Hot Toys lists a dark brown T-shirt, gray pants and boots underneath the armor, details you can pick out through the open frame. The plates don’t cover the limbs uniformly the way they do on later Marks. Look down one side and you can see the working parts of the opposite arm through the gaps. A bright backdrop makes that negative space much easier to see.
The display comes in two layers as well. There’s a piece of cave ground with bits of weaponry and stone, plus an elevated base with the film logo and nameplate. That matters in a case where the shelf above is close: the figure’s listed height is a body measurement. Account for the terrain, the base and the cable before deciding on a spot. The little loose flame pieces suggest motion without needing an open visor to show where Tony is looking.
The manufacturer specifies a 5V/2A power source; the adapter itself is not supplied. The back motor and the lights are features of the powered figure, but the exposed wires and springs sculpted into the costume are not leads for you to pull out. The helmet opens in the direction shown in the instructions and stays attached. If you want a look at Tony underneath, lift the hinged part rather than trying to remove the helmet.
The Mark VII Exo-Chrome review looks at another diecast suit and explains how the clear outer pieces change the view of the inner frame.
For another diecast suit, compare the armor on the Age of Ultron Mark XLIII 2.0.
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