As part of Tony Stark’s House Party Prototcol, the Skeleton Suit, Bones, is a unique sight to behold with its distinctive appearance of thin armor plating and internal mechanical contents exposed. Created with speed and maneuverability in mind, Bones has the special function to split its armor pieces and fly separately, making it the most versatile armor of suit on the bunch.
Today Hot Toys is extending the special “Retro Armor”-inspired take on this Skeleton Suit by giving it the classic Iron Man red-and-gold finish as a Hot Toys Exclusive item firstly on shelf for purchase at the upcoming “Marvel Age of Heroes Exhibition” in Tokyo, Japan!
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The new 1/6th scale Bones Mark XLI (Retro Armor Version) Collectible Figure is featuring an all-new red and gold armor painting, paying tribute to the iconic Iron Man color scheme, while keeping the suit’s unique magnetic components which allow it to be split into multiple parts and re-attach back together at will, LED light-up functions, and a specialized dynamic figure stand for the figure and its flying armor parts!
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Hot Toys MMS412 1/6th scale Bones Mark XLI (Retro Armor Version) Collectible Figure: Authentic and detailed likeness of Bones (Mark XLI), the Skeleton Suit, in Iron Man 3 | Specially applied red, gold, and silver painting on armor to portray the classic Iron Man color motif | Approximately 30 cm tall with over 36 points of articulations | LED-lighted eyes and circular-shaped RT on chest (white light, battery operated) | Meticulously sculpted armor design with internal mechanical structure exposed | Magnetic components located at neck, upper chest, shoulders, elbows, and upper thighs | Three (3) pairs of interchangeable hands including: One (1) pair of fists, One (1) pair of repulsor-firing palms (white light, battery operated), One (1) pair with articulated fingers and light-up repulsors (white light, battery operated) + Articulations on waist armor allowing flexible movement
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Accessories: Eight (8) real-like thrust fire accessories, One (1) circular dynamic figure stage with flexible pole and armor parts stands
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Release date: Q2 – Q3, 2017
Today Hot Toys is extending the special “Retro Armor”-inspired take on this Skeleton Suit by giving it the classic Iron Man red-and-gold finish as a Hot Toys Exclusive item firstly on shelf for purchase at the upcoming “Marvel Age of Heroes Exhibition” in Tokyo, Japan!
The new 1/6th scale Bones Mark XLI (Retro Armor Version) Collectible Figure is featuring an all-new red and gold armor painting, paying tribute to the iconic Iron Man color scheme, while keeping the suit’s unique magnetic components which allow it to be split into multiple parts and re-attach back together at will, LED light-up functions, and a specialized dynamic figure stand for the figure and its flying armor parts!
Scroll down to see all the pictures.
Click on them for bigger and better views.
Hot Toys MMS412 1/6th scale Bones Mark XLI (Retro Armor Version) Collectible Figure: Authentic and detailed likeness of Bones (Mark XLI), the Skeleton Suit, in Iron Man 3 | Specially applied red, gold, and silver painting on armor to portray the classic Iron Man color motif | Approximately 30 cm tall with over 36 points of articulations | LED-lighted eyes and circular-shaped RT on chest (white light, battery operated) | Meticulously sculpted armor design with internal mechanical structure exposed | Magnetic components located at neck, upper chest, shoulders, elbows, and upper thighs | Three (3) pairs of interchangeable hands including: One (1) pair of fists, One (1) pair of repulsor-firing palms (white light, battery operated), One (1) pair with articulated fingers and light-up repulsors (white light, battery operated) + Articulations on waist armor allowing flexible movement
Accessories: Eight (8) real-like thrust fire accessories, One (1) circular dynamic figure stage with flexible pole and armor parts stands
Release date: Q2 – Q3, 2017