Threezero - Marvel Studios: The Infinity Saga - DLX Scale Collectible Figures

rocbolt said:

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Finally!

head is too small

The Green Goblin said:

head is too small

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Back to formula?

rocbolt said:

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JMT1979 said:

Finally!

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There it is at last!

JMT1979 said:

Back to formula?

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More straight on view

To be honest, despite our earlier complaints about the line only being Iron Mans up to that point, it's only the Iron Man's that have impressed me afterall.

a-dev said:

To be honest, despite our earlier complaints about the line only being Iron Mans up to that point, it's only the Iron Man's that have impressed me afterall.

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I agree. I think the idea of a diecast figure at this scale with visible joints only works well for armored figures like IM or WM. Otherwise, they just look like well painted Marvel Legends figures.

rocbolt said:

More straight on view

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That mark VII though !!

Hmm, some of the proportions on the IS look a tad funky. It could be the upper torso/shoulders that look a bit too broad(?); looks slick overall.

rory said:

I agree. I think the idea of a diecast figure at this scale with visible joints only works well for armored figures like IM or WM. Otherwise, they just look like well painted Marvel Legends figures.

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Giving ML waaay too much credit there.

My big issue with Iron Spider is that the head looks way too small.

The Green Goblin said:

My big issue with Iron Spider is that the head looks way too small.

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And yet if you compare it to Iron Man's head, is it?

a-dev said:

And yet if you compare it to Iron Man's head, is it?

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Nope, the issue is the shoulders being a separate piece to help with the articulation.

It’s so hard to judge scale off of a small handful of photos. Maybe it will appear more well proportioned in hand.

Scale looks fine in the official photos.

The shoulder piece being separate might make the head look a bit underscaled if posed incorrectly but overall, it looks fine. Looks like a fun figure to pose and display.

https://www.threezerohk.com/product/dlx-iron-spider/

Marvel Studios: The Infinity Saga
DLX Iron Spider​

threezero and Marvel Studios are pleased to present the DLX Iron Spider as the next figure in the Marvel DLX series. The Iron Spider is an armored version of the Spider-Man suit comprised of nanotechnology. It was created by Tony Stark for Peter Parker to use as an Avenger, and gifted to Spider-Man during Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Infinity War to assist in the fight with Thanos.

DLX Iron Spider is a fully-articulated figure that stands approximately at 6.5” (16.5cm) tall, and is constructed of threezero’s unique die-cast zinc alloy and engineer-grade plastic frame system with 68 points of articulation, providing rigid joints and structural integrity with a high range of articulation that allows for various action poses.

The action figure features a metallic red, blue, and gold color scheme and includes web-slinging accessories, one set of articulated pincers, and an authentic likeness to the sleek armor as seen in movies. Additional accessories include five pairs of interchangeable hands, four pairs of interchangeable eyes, and a DLX action stand; allowing for a wide variety of display possibilities!

© 2023 MARVEL

Estimated Shipment: 3rd Quarter 2023

※ Shipping rates depend on the product weight/size and shipping locations.
※ Duties, taxes and any other charges related to customs clearance are not included in the price.
※ All unpaid orders would be cancelled after the sale.
※ Orders are not transferable to third parties.

Brand: Marvel Studios: The Infinity Saga
Merchandise Name: DLX Iron Spider

Specifications
FEATURES:

• Approximately 6.5 inches (~16.5cm) tall
• 68 points of articulation

ACCESSORIES:

• Two (2) long strings of spider web
• Two (2) short strings of spider web
• One (1) long string of open spider web
• One (1) string of spider web for swinging
• One (1) set of articulated pincers
• Four (4) pairs of interchangeable eyes
• Five (5) pairs of interchangeable hands: One (1) pair of fists, one (1) pair of relaxed hands, one (1) pair of hands for web shooting, one (1) pair of hands for web swinging, and one (1) pair of action hands
• One (1) DLX action stand

Materials: Zinc alloy, PVC, ABS, POM, metal parts

Packaging Size: ~(W140 x D60 x H240)mm (0.6kg)

I would have to think this would be a satisfying figure in hand. The heft and solid joints on the Iron Men so far is impressive, I have a few Mafex Spideys and while fun and posable I do feel like they'll fall apart if I look at them too hard. Meanwhile it seems like the TZ Iron Men would probably dent the floor if they got knocked off the shelf

There's a lot of good engineering, especially in the shoulders of the IM figures so far. It'll be interesting to see what carries over

Just give me a damn Hulk to go with my Hulkbuster. I know there'll be a lot of visible joints but I need one.

Received today the Battle Damage. My first one. Amazing. For sure I'll go for more or maybe the entire line. For quality and space it's perfect.

Anyone knows if threezero made public the total size of the Mark 43 Battle Damage? In my box there is a number but i think that's my copy not the total. Any idea?

Do you think that will be released War Machine Mark I, Mark VI and MArk 5?

Vitruvius said:

Anyone knows if threezero made public the total size of the Mark 43 Battle Damage? In my box there is a number but i think that's my copy not the total. Any idea?

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Is that what that number is on the shipper? Mine says 1637