This was one of those kits that I’d seen on shelves, had thought about from time to time, and didn’t think I’d ever buy. Then I saw it in a booth at WonderFest 2013 with a $12 price tag on it, and I figured “what the heck” and bought it.
The Iron Man Mk. III suit was first seen in the movie “Iron Man” from 2008. The Mk. III suit was the final version of the suit seen in the movie, the Mk. I having been the slapped-together version Tony Stark built in the desert, and the Mk. II was the first “prototype” t...
“A further refinement to the Mark IV armor, the Mark VI design is Tony Stark’s latest and greatest – equipped for super-strength and sonic flight. Stark has also fashioned a new, triangular shaped Repulsor Technology that promises to rocket Iron Man to new levels of adve...
Developed in the late 16th century, black armor represented knights of great strength and distinction. This specially designed suit weighed approximately 100 pounds. Most other suits of armor of the period only weighed between 70 and 85 pounds. Despite its weight, the su...
The armor of the Red Knight of Vienna is typical of the type used in the middle 15th century for the tilt or joust. Every line of this armor was made functional, each surface shaped to deflect blows from the opponent's weapons and to protect the wearer. A huge crest was ...
