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The Mark XXXIII’s red-and-silver plates sit partway off the frame on this Iron Man 3 suit-up figure. You can see the moving parts of the design around the shoulders, thighs and calves before the armor looks fully assembled.
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Choose the battered Tony Stark portrait if you want to keep his face in view. The alternate helmet has a removable mask and lighting, and a diecast blade fits each forearm.
The Silver Centurion name goes back to the red-and-silver Model 8 armor Tony wore in the comics, including during Armor Wars. Hot Toys draws the color relationship through to the Mark XXXIII. The slim blades on the outsides of his forearms are one of the movie suit’s most noticeable details.
The Mark V Suit Up also puts Tony inside a red-and-silver assembly, but under that Monaco armor you can see his blue racing suit.
Check the connection before you set up the Mark XXXIII. For the armor lights, the Hot Toys instruction sheet shows a Micro-USB port on the figure and calls for a 5V/2A supply. The helmet has its own battery compartment. That matters if you get the eyes lit but the rest of the suit stays dark, or if the helmet is sitting on its own beside Tony. Decide where the cable can reach before you lock in the position of the stand.
There’s another detail on the helmet that’s easier to appreciate out of the box. The faceplate lifts off and can sit magnetically against the forehead, which leaves the opening below it visible. The battered Tony portrait is a separate sculpt. For the rest of the suit, the outer plates are arranged at different distances from the body, with the connecting pieces deliberately exposed. That’s where a side view earns its place in the gallery. From straight ahead the red of one panel can hide the silver hardware between two others.
The base uses a clip and pole; the instruction diagram shows adjusting the clip before tightening its screw. With the armor fanned out at the calves and waist, the pole can be hidden well behind Tony in a front view. Look from the side before you tighten it. That angle lets you see both the supporting clip and the distance between the sculpted armor pieces.
Compare the Silver Centurion’s red panels with the dark finish in our Infamous Neon Superior Iron Man review, where the chest lights are a particular highlight.
For another diecast suit, compare the armor on the Age of Ultron Mark XLIII 2.0.
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