Description
[Product Introduction]
A new addition to the "Hot Toys Bust" series! From the highly anticipated blockbuster action film "Captain America: Civil War," comes a 1/6 scale War Machine Mark 3. The War Machine Mark 3, the military powered suit worn by James Rhodes, has been recreated as a bust approximately 12 cm tall. The armor, characterized by its metallic black and silver coloring, is made of special alloy with a focus on texture and features a heavy, substantial paint job. The arc reactor on the chest and the eyes are equipped with a white light-up function. The unique form of the new military powered suit, War Machine Mark 3, sits proudly on a base inscribed with the film's title, faithfully recreated in three dimensions using Hot Toys' reliable technology. The "Hot Toys Bust" series offers not only the enjoyment of displaying it as an object but also its gimmicks. Displaying it together with the simultaneously announced Iron Man Mark 46 will allow you to experience the world of "Captain America: Civil War" even more deeply. Keep an eye out for more from Hot Toys' *Captain America: Civil War* series!
[Product Specifications]
Manufacturer: Hot Toys
Series Number: HTB#33
Scale: 1/6 scale
Size: Approximately 12 cm tall
Battery: Button battery used
Package: Window box
Production Information: Limited first edition production
Distribution Method: General sale
Product Type: Statue
Special Features: Light-up function
Manufacturer/Distributor: Hot Toys Japan Co., Ltd.
Barcode Number: 4897011178547
[Film Introduction]
*Captain America: Civil War* (Released April 29, 2016 (Friday)) From Marvel Studios, which continues to break box office records worldwide with *The Avengers* and *Avengers: Age of Ultron*, comes the highly anticipated latest installment. This shocking action-packed entertainment depicts the conflict between Iron Man and Captain America, two of Marvel's most iconic characters, and the forbidden battle (Civil War) that divides the mighty Avengers. The Avengers' fight to protect humanity's peace has spread not only throughout the United States but also to Europe, Asia, and Africa, resulting in immense human and material damage. Concerned about this situation, the world places the Avengers under the control of an international government organization, prohibiting them from operating without permission. Iron Man, burdened by guilt for endangering civilians, is the first to agree, but Captain America, who believes that one should take responsibility for their own actions, strongly opposes this. Although both share the same desire to protect peace, their comrades, and their friendship, their differences escalate. In the midst of this volatile tension, a horrific terrorist attack occurs. What decision will Iron Man and Captain America make at that moment? http://marvel.disney.co.jp/movie/civilwar.html