Showing posts with label mark v. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mark v. Show all posts
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Toy Photography #10: Weather Adjustable
Title: “Weather Adjustable”
Toy Featured: Iron Man 2 6" Mark V Iron Man
Taken at: 8/5/11
Location: SM Megamall Outside Parking Lot (In The Rain...)
Taken with: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W320
Photo Taken By: Timzster
Title: “Weather Adjustable”
Labels:
hasbro,
iron man,
mark v,
toy photography,
toys,
weather adjustable
Friday, May 7, 2010
The Iron Man "Mark V" Suit Action Figure!
Catching up on the updates, I just wanted to share my latest fanboy acquisition!
AWESOME!!!
Oh yes, this baby looks awesome alright. If you're not familiar with this figure at all, then what you're looking at here is the Mark V "Suitcase" Armor that Tony Stark used to fend off Whiplash during the Monaco race track scene in Iron Man 2! I know I'm not alone when I say this, but this is my favorite among all the armors that have appeared in the sequel (yes, including War Machine), and it's a homage to two classic suits used by Shellhead in the comics, namely the original classic Red & Gold suit, and the Silver Centurion armor, which the Mark V takes its colors from. I'm itching right now to open and display it eventually, but that will come in time after I finish up the video review for this particular. In the meantime, here's a video preview to look at:
IM2 Mark V Action Figures Preview!
Hell yes, this is really cool. Look forward to the review soon!
AWESOME!!!Oh yes, this baby looks awesome alright. If you're not familiar with this figure at all, then what you're looking at here is the Mark V "Suitcase" Armor that Tony Stark used to fend off Whiplash during the Monaco race track scene in Iron Man 2! I know I'm not alone when I say this, but this is my favorite among all the armors that have appeared in the sequel (yes, including War Machine), and it's a homage to two classic suits used by Shellhead in the comics, namely the original classic Red & Gold suit, and the Silver Centurion armor, which the Mark V takes its colors from. I'm itching right now to open and display it eventually, but that will come in time after I finish up the video review for this particular. In the meantime, here's a video preview to look at:
Hell yes, this is really cool. Look forward to the review soon!
Labels:
action figures,
armor,
hasbro,
iron man,
Iron man 2,
mark v,
suitcase,
toys
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