Hot Toys Shows Off Battle-Damaged Iron Man Mark 85 Wielding the Infinity Stones

Everyone's jaw collectively dropped when we saw Iron Man wielding the Infinity Stones in Avengers: Endgame, and Hot Toys has since showcased their figure of Tony Stark from that specific scene. Check out Iron Man Mark LXXXV (Battle Damaged Version):

Here's the official description:

"I love you three thousand." – Tony Stark

Avengers: Endgame was always going to mark the final Marvel Cinematic Universe appearance for some of the original Avengers. Since the very first Iron Man movie back in 2008, fans have been captivated by the incredible story of the genius billionaire Tony Stark and it's sad to see the beloved character leaving the silver screen!

Inspired by the big moments in Avengers: Endgame, Hot Toys is excited to present today the battle damaged version of 1/6th scale Iron Man Mark LXXXV collectible figure as the latest addition to the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe lineup.

Meticulously crafted based on Tony Stark/Iron Man in the movie, the one-of-a-kind collectible figure features two interchangeable head sculpts including a newly developed head sculpt with battle damages and an interchangeable helmeted head with LED-light up function, Iron Man armor has been faithfully reproduced with red, gold and charcoal grey coloring with battle damage and weathering effects, LED light-up functions scattered throughout the upper body, back and Arc Reactor on chest, a battle damaged 1/6th scale Nano Gauntlet as seen in the movie equipped with LED light up function and matching interchangeable hands mounted with all six Infinity Stones, an energy blade, a pair of claw blasters and a highly elaborated rock diorama dynamic figure stand.

A Special Edition available in selected markets will include a Holo Shield as bonus item exclusively for collectors.

I have to say, the Russo Brothers made a great move when they decided to incorporate the color scheme from Iron Man's "Golden Age" look. The armor looks amazing, and all that battle damage gives the figure a great feel.

I also think it's pretty cool that the figure also comes with several other hands for the Nano Gauntlet, and one of them has the moment where Tony is snapping his fingers. I kind of wish we had the option to have him with a fist, but I guess he never really did that pose in the film.

For now, it the only Hot Toy missing from the MCU Endgame trinity is Thor, which I'm sure they're working on already. Though Cap and Iron Man may look great, I thought Thor was the one that really stood out, what with those dreads and the braided beard.

Catch Avengers: Endgame still in cinemas.

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