Hot Toys has released a video demonstrating the special features of the upcoming Battle-Damaged Iron Man Mark III figure, including:
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These are a little out of my size and price range, but if Kotobukiya ever wants to send me some of their Marvel statues, I would make it work. 😀
They had on display statues from their upcoming ArtFX line for Iron Man 2 and Fine Arts line for Avengers and X-Men, although the mutants were 2D renderings of planned statues
While I didn’t speak to anyone at the NECA booth (everyone looked very busy), I did take some pictures of their action figures in HeroClix, Player Select video games, and movie license categories, excluding Harry Potter and Twilight. Sorry, fans of those two franchises – I couldn’t bring myself to do it. 😀
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Here’s a great picture of RDJ with a 6-inch Iron Man 2 figure we didn’t see when we were onsite with Hasbro. SHH has another picture with him and the Iron Man electronic helmet. Cool stuff!
Robert Downey Jr. Visits Toy Fair
Robert Downey Jr. stopped by Hasbro’s Toy Fair showroom for an Iron Man 2 preview event with Hasbro’s retail partners and here are two photos of the actor with the new helmet and Tony Stark figure.
Hasbro’s Collector Briefing was earlier today, and there’s a lot of ground to cover. I will hope to get through the Marvel properties tonight and take stock of how much is left to go. Then I’ll see where I can fit in GI Joes, Star Wars, and Transformers.
For the Marvel properties, I’ll start with Iron Man 2. As I’ve commented in past Marvel reviews, the Hasbro / Marvel licensing agreement was driven heavily by Hasbro’s interest in the Marvel movie properties. And as you’ll see here, there’s plenty of product to leverage the sure-to-be-a-blockbuster-or-Jon-Favreau-is-done-in-Hollywood Iron Man sequel.
