Hasbro Legends Series 20th Anniversary Series 1 Iron Man 6-Inch Action Figure Collectible Toy, 9 Accessories F3463 Multi

Great figure to have in any collection. One of the best retro Ironman you can have in your collection full of articulation and accurate colors.

This one is not only perfect for those that grew up in the 80’s but when you add the extra heads and attachments to the price you cannot go wrong

This is the classic Iron Man armor design that lasted his entire early run at Marvel, a little over 20 years. This was his primary armor from Avengers #3, which came out in Nov. 1963 until Iron Man #190, which came out in Jan. 1984. It comes with the horned helmet, the smooth rounded helmet, and a Tony Stark head as well. It has 2 sets of hands, one open for repulsor blasts and one set of fists. Also included are blast effects for his wrist repulsors & boot jets. This is the "must-have" figure for any Iron Man fan, especially those trying to collect his Hall of Armor. The articulation is great, especially considering this is an armored figure & it's very solid. It comes with a large display card with a classic Iron Man comic cover on one side & the outer view of Stark Industries on the other. I love it.

The figure is very good quality and comes with a lot of good accessories but some of the joints are a little loose in some spots but overall a decent figure

Nostalgic packaging, reminiscent of a time once passed. Dressed to the 9’s…billions of dollars that is, this particular suit portrays the penultimate example of what Hasbro can do, sculpt, articulation, form and function in great execution, while maintaining a sense of self of what the character was/is. Packaging and accessories on point as well. For the version of Iron Man being represented, they couldn’t go overboard with the design of the figure, but what many, as do I, miss about the era of Toybiz, they created many of figures that were almost statuesque, at sacrifice of certain points of articulation but coloring used for plastic and more so paint applications to emphasize shades and accentuate parts of the figure are still to this day non-contested. I get that there are cost constraints and restrictions that must be adhered to, and maybe that’s where Toybiz lost out on, but the countless reuse of old parts even more so full body molds is almost abhorrent in the strides that the company has accomplished. Obviously Iron Man and be painted up and down, sideways and inverted cuz he has a cornucopia of suits, but slapping on a new head on a beaten down body mold or an old head and a sort of Frankensteined body, repurposing parts and molds are acceptable but don’t do it just to get by, the consumer is already paying for the increase in prices, for what seem to me just covering up pinholes and joints, but it’s the same old figure that’s has been done 5x before. I’m not the greatest Iron Man nerd, but he is a character, amongst many others I can/want to relate to and find enjoyment in the various iterations that are displayed, be it toys, games, just lessen more of the same, and start giving more of the same in the less that’s lacking!

Great condition

I got Iron Man and Nefaria and both are very cool

My son is a huge Marvel and IronMan fan. This did not disappoint.