Iron Man Mark 2

From Iron Man Movie 6' series
Manufatured by Hasbro

Released in 2008

This is actually the same figure as the Mark 3 but with different color scheme. (no surprise there from Hasbro)

In Package:

Nicely packaging, not collector friendly though, since it's in a card back package. though the figure inside is easily seen with what you can mostly get from the figure.
great artwork concept printed for the figure too.
Has a nice print of Iron Man Mark 3 in front.

At the back you see a small description of the figure your getting. you can also see other figures from the series.

Loose:

Comes with 2 unnecessary missile blasters and missile and if you consider the shoulder pads as an accessory since it's removable. it doesn't even fit and stays well.

There is really little details, with decals not even close to the movie version.

A long shot compared to this War Machine made by Revoltech.

As far as articulation's concern, quite decent though.

A rather passable figure if you're into the 6 inch movie line.

War Machine: Revoltech

Manufactured by Kaiyodo
From The Sci-Fi Revoltech Line

Released in 2011

This figure is really far much more better than the Hasbro's 6' version. in terms of articulation, scale, paint, accessories and details, the figure really top all those things against his other 6' counterpart.

The Box itself has a nice touch, has a Mint collector flip-open box with, movie taken pictures of WM, has lots of information about the character too.

Has a easy storage plastic cover for the figure inside its case.













Comes with 4 pieces of extra hand (you get 6 including the 2 that are already attached), 3 pieces gun firing effects for the guns (they somehow took this from Toybiz's ML concept), the back gattling gun, 2 arm guns, an orange revo container, and a name plate.

The container box doesn't really keep all the extra accessories though it would have been nice if it did to lessen the possibility of loosing those little parts.

As for the Figure:

(has a literally ball-jointed knees)

Articulation is quite massive, as expected with a Revo figure, there's hundreds of poses you could think of. (which for picture-space purposes i just posted some).

Aside from the articulation, the side-decals are really impressive, close to movie-accurate. (to think, some of the toy companies wouldn't pay much attention to small details like this)

One of the main problem of this figure has and that i'm really irritated with, is that it's difficult to stand on it's own and balance, probably because of a heavier upper body. it tends to fall down every once in a while and especially when i was taking pictures. i just then decided to use my generic 6' stand to help me with those poses. (also for flying effect) it would have been nice though if Kaiyodo included a stand. parts also disconnects easily while trying to pose the figure specially the arm-parts.

A perfect fit together with those 6 inch figures (here with Hasbro's X-Force Deadpool).

And just for the kick of it, here's compared with the shameless Hasbro's Mark 2.

Now obviously, this will be my generic War Machine for my movie line.