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Spider-Man: Homecoming – Iron Man Mark XLVII Power Pose Collectible by Hot Toys

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After getting a quick glimpse of the figure over the weekend, we now have photos and full details for the Spider-Man: Homecoming – Iron Man Mark XLVII Power Pose 1/6 Scale Collectible coming from Hot Toys. With this being part of their Power Pose series, the Iron Man is essentially a slightly articulated statue. It will include 28 LED light up features and a few interchangeable hands. Full details:

Spider-Man: Homecoming – Iron Man Mark XLVII – Movie Promo Edition – 1/6th scale Power Pose Collectible Figure

Taking the role as young Spider-Man Peter Parker’s mentor, Tony Stark helps Parker to balance the normal routine life as a high school student and the crime fighting superhero life after the events of Marvel’s Captain American: Civil War.

Celebrating the global release of the long awaited Marvel’s Spider-Man: Homecoming arriving this summer, Hot Toys is thrilled to present to you the Power Pose Series 1/6th scale collectible figure of Tony Stark’s new Iron Man armor in Spider-Man: Homecoming – the Mark XLVII as a Movie Promo Edition item only available in selected markets!

In reference to the appearance of Iron Man’s new armor in the upcoming Marvel Studios blockbuster, the Mark XLVII (Movie Promo Edition) Power Pose collectible figure is sophisticatedly crafted and designed with movie-accurate quality.

It features a meticulously sculpted sleek, streamline armor and trapezoid-shaped indent around the arc reactor. Equipped with 28 LED light-up points throughout the body, it is also given the iconic red and gold color featured mostly on the helmet and shoulder, as well as the distinctive silver and dark silver colored painting on the mid-section of the armor. This Power Pose collectible figure also comes with articulated head and arms, interchangeable fists and repulsor palms, and a figure base.

Please stay tuned with your local official Hot Toys distributor for details on how to add this new Iron Man Mark XLVII to your Hot Toys collection!

Specifications
– Product Code: PPS004
– Product Name: Iron Man Mark XLVII
– Height: Approximately 35cm tall
– Points of Articulations5:
– Special Features: Equipped with 28 LED light-up points throughout the body, iconic red and gold, distinctive silver and dark silver painting on armor, articulated head and arms, interchangeable fists & repulsor palms.
– Artists: Head Sculpted by N/A.
– Head Painted by N/A.
– Head Art Directed by N/A.

The 1/6th scale Mark XLVII Power Pose Collectible Figure specially features:
– Authentic and detailed likeness of Mark XLVII in Spider-Man: Homecoming
– Approximately 35 cm tall
– Metallic red, gold, silver and dark silver colored painting on the sleek and streamline Mark XLVI armor design
– 28 LED light-up points throughout parts of the armor (white light, battery operated)
– Articulated head and arms
– Two (2) pairs of interchangeable hands including:
– One (1) pair of fists
– One (1) pair of repulsor firing palms (white light, battery operated)
– Figure stand with transparent pole, Mark XLVII nameplate and Spider-Man: Homecoming logo

The Power Pose Iron Man Mark XLVII is due for release between the second and third quarters of the year. We hope to see the fully articulated figure very soon. We’ll update with photos of that figure and the Tech Suit Spider-Man when they become available. Check out the photos after the jump.

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  2. MegaPrime33's Avatar MegaPrime33 says

    They also tweeted a hint that he won't be the only thing coming out from this movie. Presume they'll Vulture, or at least a proto of one, and maybe Shocker?

  4. Toonstrack has no avatar! Toonstrack says

    I want that Homemade suit figure so much, it is hard to express in words. But I've never bought a Hot Toys figure, or a 1/6th scale figure before, so I'm not sure if I'm even ready.

  5. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Toonstrack View Post
    I want that Homemade suit figure so much, it is hard to express in words. But I've never bought a Hot Toys figure, or a 1/6th scale figure before, so I'm not sure if I'm even ready.
    If Hot Toys is a bit too daunting or doesn't fit the collection, there's a 6" Marvel Legends version of the Homemade Spidey Suit as well.

  6. The Heat's Avatar The Heat says

    I just noticed that his makeshift costume is similar to the 90's Scarlet Spider, except with inverted colors.

  8. Skoob's Avatar Skoob says

    A shame that the zipper goes right through the middle of the spider logo. If I was the designer, I'd have replaced the jacket hoodie with a quarter-zip.

  9. TMan978's Avatar TMan978 says

    This may be a good first Hot Toys fig since the clothes look flexible.

  11. Skyscale has no avatar! Skyscale says

    anyone know the price of this when it releases?.. looks amazing.

  12. ams has no avatar! ams says

    Same approach as the Mk 46... PowerPose version announced and released first. Will be holding out for the inevitable MMS version personally, but it's great to get a good look at the armor.

  13. CxGVoodooDoll's Avatar CxGVoodooDoll says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    If Hot Toys is a bit too daunting or doesn't fit the collection, there's a 6" Marvel Legends version of the Homemade Spidey Suit as well.

    I looked on eBay and couldn't find the Marvel Legends version. Is it out yet?

  15. Gben5723 has no avatar! Gben5723 says

    Is there really a market for these Power Pose figures? I mean what can you do with them that you can't do with an MMS which can also do wayyy more than a PP. Annoying that the 46 PP came out forever ago and were still waiting for the MMS 46

  16. dukefett's Avatar dukefett says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Gben5723 View Post
    Is there really a market for these Power Pose figures? I mean what can you do with them that you can't do with an MMS which can also do wayyy more than a PP. Annoying that the 46 PP came out forever ago and were still waiting for the MMS 46
    I've been wondering that too, they're still almost $200, it's not like it's a bargain basement figure.

    As an aside to the figure itself, I don't really like how every new Iron Man armor is just becoming sleeker and sleeker to the human body with no definition. At least this one has a different color scheme, but in a few more movies, what's the point. It'll just be a red/gold/silver body suit.

  17. MegaPrime33's Avatar MegaPrime33 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by dukefett View Post
    I've been wondering that too, they're still almost $200, it's not like it's a bargain basement figure.

    As an aside to the figure itself, I don't really like how every new Iron Man armor is just becoming sleeker and sleeker to the human body with no definition. At least this one has a different color scheme, but in a few more movies, what's the point. It'll just be a red/gold/silver body suit.
    It beats spending $350 for the eventual die-cast version of the same figure. A lot of people put their figures in a static pose and leave them displayed like that for a long time. PP gives you that same sort of display at a cheaper cost. You just have to like the pose they choose.

  18. ams has no avatar! ams says

    Yeah, each time one of these gets announced, I'm always a bit surprised. The only one I have is the Red Snapper, which I bought only because I assume there will never be a MMS version.

    And heck yes on the wait for the Mark 46... I placed my preorder on April 19, 2016. Still looking at a 3rd quarter 2017 release, and I'll bet it will be later than that.

  20. MegaPrime33's Avatar MegaPrime33 says

    Of course there's a deluxe version. Figure looks great as I would have expected. Not really sure I'm all that interested in it though.

  21. Tony_Bacala's Avatar Tony_Bacala says

    These companies need to figure out how to have this shit ready for release time. I know license holders don't let them, share them, etc, but a year+ from initial release kills it for me. If that was out week of movie release, I'd prob get. Down the road, it'll be "eh, I don't need it". I like to live in the moment with whatever is out, have things on display to reinforce that.

    SHF Hulkbuster, HT Kylo, One:12 BVS, all super after the fact.

  22. Unhinged1983's Avatar Unhinged1983 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Tony_Bacala View Post
    These companies need to figure out how to have this shit ready for release time. I know license holders don't let them, share them, etc, but a year+ from initial release kills it for me. If that was out week of movie release, I'd prob get. Down the road, it'll be "eh, I don't need it". I like to live in the moment with whatever is out, have things on display to reinforce that.

    SHF Hulkbuster, HT Kylo, One:12 BVS, all super after the fact.
    I know that feeling... New movie, game, whatever, encourages people to look for the merchandise on the build-up, during and just after the release. The longer things are left, the less interested people are. I find myself searching the toys mostly on the build-up to a movie or game release, it's part of the excitement for me.

  23. Batman's Avatar Batman says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Tony_Bacala View Post
    These companies need to figure out how to have this shit ready for release time. I know license holders don't let them, share them, etc, but a year+ from initial release kills it for me. If that was out week of movie release, I'd prob get. Down the road, it'll be "eh, I don't need it". I like to live in the moment with whatever is out, have things on display to reinforce that.

    SHF Hulkbuster, HT Kylo, One:12 BVS, all super after the fact.
    I don't mind waiting for stuff from older movies like OT Star Wars and Robocop, but the turn around time for new movies is awful. It is almost a year later and HT Harley Quinn still hasn't been released and Deadshot just came out in Asia. I guess it saves me a lot of money and I don't get caught up in the hype, but still.

  24. ams has no avatar! ams says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Tony_Bacala View Post
    These companies need to figure out how to have this shit ready for release time.
    HT Hulkbuster... announced December 2014, preorders went up March 2015. AoU came out May 2015. We're now past the two-year mark, with a release supposedly by the end of this year.

    Went from being my most-anticipated toy of the last decade to 'eh, whatever'.

  25. Farseer1138 has no avatar! Farseer1138 says

    The problem with the long wait for release for me is that by the time these come out the character in question has had a new movie (or several) come out. When I buy expensive figures like these I want it to be the definitive version of the character, but it's hard to nail that down with the movies coming out quicker than the toys. So far I've waited for a franchise to end(or reboot) and then buy the figures from Hot Toys, or older franchises that have been dead(but still loved). Some characters are probably safe from this like Coulson, Fury, and any of the alter ego figures (although a Stark without the Arc reactor would be nice).

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