Marvel Legends Infinite Series Iron Man Mark 43 6-Inch Figure

This is Iron Man's Mark 43 armor, and is actually a repaint of the Marvel Legends Iron Man 3 Mark 42 figure. That is accurate as this armor appears to be the same design in Age of Ultron, with a new paint scheme.If you have the Mark 42 version, this is the same sculpt. But the new paint this time around is very nice. It features more red, while the previous one featured more gold. The shoulder pads and wrist pads are made of a rubbery plastic which allows his arms and hands to move up and down. It stands at approx. 6 1/2" tall.Accessories: This time he comes with a new interchangeable open-faceplate head, and the build-a-figure left leg for Thanos. The extra head is a great accessory to give you more display options.Articulation: Ball-hinged head, shoulders, and wrists; Ball-jointed torso; Swivel biceps and thighs; Double-hinged elbows and knees; Hips hinge sidewards, forwards, and backwards; Ankles hinge and rock. Good range of motion in the joints to allow for many poses.I would definitely recommend this figure, especially if you want to collect the Avengers team. Good paint color scheme, articulation, and the extra unmasked head. Goes well with the other movie figures.

This is a really cool toy. I bought it for my son (age 3) who hasn't put it down since I opened the package. I mean, it slept on his pillow last night. It has a surprising amount of articulation and is still durable. I don't expect that I'll be super gluing arms or feet on this model. The paint app is befitting the price. Great detail for a toy, not so good if you're looking for a collectors piece. *know what you're looking for and consider what you're paying*

This is an excellent Iron Man 6" figure. He's sturdy, and has a lot of articulation for different poses. They paid special attention to making the gold paint apps look just right. The alternate head accessory bears a fair resemblance to the actor, Robert Downey, Jr. and the Thanos left leg accessory is part of a great "Build-a-Figure" Marvel villain. This figure should've included an alternate pair of hands...like the Captain America figure in the same series. Overall...rated four stars. Worth getting for a cool, movie-accurate armor design, and part of a great Thanos figure.

My 3 1/2 year old son loves these Marvel Legend figures and especially Iron Man (we have literally every IM in 6 & 12 inch form. The only downside to these ML figures is that because they have such detail and small and somewhat fragile parts (especially Iron Man's shoulder pads) they can quickly pop off. Though a quick trip over to the repair bay for some super glue on these little parts, and all is well. The 12 inch figures where the joints do not move obviously hold up better for kids and can take more abuse, but these are great 6 inch action figures nonetheless.

Awesome figure! Apart of the build a figure series it comes with one of Thanos legs. This Mark 43 armor is pretty dope. Last Ironman figure i had was the Mark 5 from Ironman 2. Cool figure as well but i over modified it ._. anywho this figure is host to great articulation, paint apps are on point and has an interchangeable head. Would definitely recommend

I overall liked this toy, the mask being up is a unique idea, etc. but his left arm did not move and when I tried to move it, it broke off and wouldn’t go back on. I tried to glue it back, but it didn’t look right for the stop motion I tried to do with it.

It's a really great figure, he's basically like Mark 42 but with the red and gold color.It would nice if Hasbro released a Mark 45, but this is a okay figure he has lots of articulation.But the mark 45 is still needed to recreate the final battle scene against all the Ultron bots along with Quicksilver,Scarlet Witch and the Vision in a four pack.If your just collecting the Avengers age of ultron legends then the Mark 43 figure should be added to your shopping list.

This guy is totally awesome! He goes great with my Mk XLII figure from Iron Man 3. They're pretty much the same armor with the color scheme inverted. I'm not using the Tony face but it's a nice addition if you're into that. The articulation on this figure is superb and he poses and moves around really well. I currently have the open hand facing down like he is hovering and the straight arm pointed out like he's going to fire a missile. Definitely a great addition to my Iron Man collection.