Hello everyone, today I'm here to unbox and share with you the Iron Man MK85 Battle Damaged Version from Hot Toys.
This is my second time unboxing the Iron Man MK85, as I already unboxed the regular version last year.
The main difference between this battle-damaged version and the previous one lies in the presentation of the battle damage effects and the included accessories.
While it might sound like a cash grab, fortunately, the mass-produced item's presentation is quite good.
And this way, I can legitimately display two different versions of the MK85! ~XD
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I really like the design of the outer box this time.
Besides Tony's silhouette from his final sacrifice on the front, the sides and back feature the main Iron Man models from over the years.
The overall design carries a strong sense of commemoration.
The inner box is also divided into two layers.
The upper layer contains the main figure, interchangeable hand parts, and the head sculpt.
The lower layer contains the weapon accessories and the display base.
Figure Overview
Detail Section
Compared to the original version, there are quite a lot of battle-damaged areas, mostly concentrated on the front of the upper body.
I originally wanted to photograph both the original and battle-damaged versions together for a clear comparison,
but due to time constraints, I'll have to ask interested enthusiasts to refer to my previous unboxing of the regular version for comparison.
Head Sculpt
Additional Hand Parts
Interchangeable hand part with all Infinity Stones attached
Weapon accessories, which should be the same as those from the previously released accessory pack.
Display Base, a long-awaited diorama base.
That concludes the unboxing introduction of the contents.
The overall product performance is quite good; I didn't encounter any strange issues during play.
Coupled with its commemorative significance as his final appearance in the movie, it's highly recommended for collectors!
