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Just in case you thought we needed another Nendoroid Iron Man, per this month's mag scans it would appear that another is on the horizon! This time, we're getting a full Tony Stark head and he'll be wearing his Mark 42 suit f...
| Kristina Pino |
Alrighty, so since my last post, two more totally rad papercraft patterns from Gus Santome's Iron Man armor collection have emerged! We're almost at the end, here. It's bittersweet. Check out the gallery for links, and be sure to check out Santome's blog for links to the free downloads on patterns for the Mark 6 armor and the Mark 7.
| Kristina Pino |
ThreeA designer Ashley Wood announced back in February that the company had acquired the licence to produce figures based on the iconic Marvel Comics universe, but we've been kept waiting to see what the company's first desig...
| Martin Siggers |
Last week, we had a look at Gus Santome's latest custom papercraft featuring the Iron Man Mk. 1 armor and a group photo of what was to come. Since then, Santome has updated his blog with images and download links to the Mk. 2, Mk. 3, Mk. 4, and Mk. 5 armors. They all look rad, and the patterns are absolutely free.
| Kristina Pino |
Iron Man 3 is out, and we're about to enter a whole new world of Iron Man toys! There are quite a lot of upcoming Minimates inspired by the movie. We got a look at them at C2E2, but now you can see them in a more in-depth gal...
| Tianxiao Ma |
Gus Santome is updating his blog at a steady clip with looks at all of the Iron Man 3 custom papercraft he's got in the pipeline. He kicked it off with Tony Stark in his mark 42 armor, and the following update was a group pho...
| Kristina Pino |
Kotobukiya was in full force at C2E2, and while they didn't have anything exclusive for the event, they still brought along their big releases for the upcoming months. In full display were ArtFX's DC New 52 line that include...
| Vanessa Cubillo |
The first of probably several Iron Man-related armored papercraft that Gus Santome has created is this great-looking Tony Stark in Mark 42 armor. Bonus: you could download the pattern as a PDF for free and make it at home, yo...
| Kristina Pino |