Hot Toys Mysterio's Iron Man Illusion Sixth Scale Figure — Spider-Man: Far From Home

Mysterio's Iron Man Illusion: What Comes in the Box

Planning Your Display

The graveyard base does as much work as the figure. Four pixel-shaped pieces in different sizes break up the smoke effect around Iron Man’s legs. Hot Toys’ instruction sheet shows how the pieces attach to the base, so you can set up the illusion before putting the figure on the support.

The projection drone in the graveyard

Look down through the green smoke and you can see how Mysterio pulled off the trick: a projector drone is part of the Studio HIVE diorama. The figure and base have separate power, so lighting Tony’s eye doesn’t light the graveyard.

One Working Eye Tells You Which Side to Photograph

Face the figure and the cracked-open helmet tells two stories. On the figure’s own left, the opening exposes the skull. Its right eye still lights. The chest reactor lights white, and light comes through gaps near the collarbone and ribs. A close photograph from the wrong side can make this look like a normal Iron Man helmet with a few scratches. Turn him enough to catch that boundary between the faceplate and bone.

The same treatment runs down the body. Look for exposed wires and scratches on the thighs as well as the chest. The hands aren’t interchangeable armor plates from another suit: Hot Toys supplies two pairs for this one, articulated fingers and repulsor-firing hands. For a quieter pose, use the articulated pair low at his sides and let the pixels rise around him. The smoke can suggest movement even when both arms are still.

This is the illusion Peter sees in Spider-Man: Far From Home, not a new Stark-designed suit of armor. The exposed skull and the little digital blocks belong together for that reason. The listed effects fit the base; they aren’t replacement parts for the missing sections on Tony’s helmet.

For Peter’s side of the display, the Far From Home Stealth Suit gives you his black tactical gear and three pairs of interchangeable eyepieces.

For a second take on seeing through Iron Man’s outer shell, try the Mark VII Exo-Chrome review, which examines transparent panels on a very different figure.

For Tony’s actual armor from another movie, the Age of Ultron Mark XLIII 2.0 shows how a complete suit looks beside Mysterio’s shattered illusion.

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