threezero Marvel Studios: The Infinity Saga DLX Iron Man Mark III (Battle Damaged) Figure

[Darknikko]

Shown below is the new Marvel Studios: The Infinity Saga DLX Iron Man Mark III (Battle Damaged) figure by threezero. Stay tuned for more details!

threezero and Marvel Studios are excited to present the DLX Iron Man Mark 3 (Battle Damaged) as the upcoming release in the Marvel DLX series.

DLX Iron Man Mark 3 (Battle Damaged) features die-cast parts and showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of threezero. The helmet and chest feature meticulously-sculpted bullet holes and scratches, while the body is adorned with battle damage details, adding a realistic texture with uneven surfaces to the figure. Coupled with threezero’s multi-layer metallic coating process, the DLX Iron Man Mark 3 (Battle Damaged) faithfully replicates its appearance in the movie.

DLX Iron Man Mark 3 (Battle Damaged) additionally includes a pair of Smart Micro Guns, and a pair of Decoy flares that can be attached to its hip.

This special battle-damaged version of DLX Iron Man Mark 3 will be available for pre-order on 30 April, 2025 at 9am HKT at threezero Store, threezero Tmall, and selected distribution partners worldwide.

Estimated Shipment: 4th Quarter 2025

[SUPREME007]

Wow, this looks phenomenal. Almost too enticing. I may even like this more than the regular version.

[Atlantis]

Impressive! MOST impressive!

[SUPREME007]

Coming back after more photos...this thing is just epic man.

[SUPREME007]

This Spiderman is just next level man. Wow. And did they shrink it? The listing says its now 6.1 inches, I could have swore that three zero had an upscale marvel line. But it being smaller just works in my favor. Definitely pre-ordering. 

[LoneWolfSones]

Been looking for a good advanced Spider-Man figure. I have no experience with Three Zero. After some digging around online, they found that there were some issues with earlier figures, but people seem to genuinely like them now. I put a preorder on BBTS. Since he doesn't come out for a while, I have time. 

But the use of diecast metal is interesting, and at $76? Seems like a reasonable price in this market where things are constantly going up in price.