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Iron Man

Silver Centurion

Summary

Hmm…The Iron Man: Silver Centurion figure stands out for its detailed design inspired by the 80s comics, featuring a light-up arc reactor and a unique helmet design. It includes both masked and unmasked head portraits, offering versatility for display options, while the extensive array of energy effects enhances its playability. Notably, the figure showcases a mix of reused and new parts, providing an updated and more dynamic representation of the iconic armor compared to earlier versions in the line.

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Pros!

  • Gorgeous paint applications with a vibrant candy apple red and striking silver finish.
  • Unique head sculpt of Tony Stark with a classic mustache, representing his comic book appearance.
  • Light-up arc reactor feature enhances the display potential and adds to the figure’s visual appeal.
  • Includes a variety of accessories such as multiple energy effects, unibeam FX, and interchangeable hands for dynamic posing.
  • Impressive articulation with over 30 points, allowing for a wide range of poses.
  • Combines diecast and plastic parts effectively, providing a sturdy yet detailed figure.
  • Comes with a display base and adjustable display post for showcasing the figure.
  • Enhanced torso articulation allows for better posing options compared to previous Iron Man figures.

Cons!

  • Shoulder pads significantly hinder arm movement, preventing full forward articulation.
  • Some chest accessories can pop off easily during handling, leading to potential frustration.
  • Lack of butterfly joints limits arm positioning, affecting dynamic pose capabilities.
  • The design choice for the head and neck limits upward gaze, making flying poses less effective.
  • Some reviewers noted that the fitting of certain parts may lead to looseness over time, impacting stability.
  • No drop-down hips, which could enhance leg movement further for poses.
  • Parts reuse from previous Iron Man figures may not meet all collectors’ expectations for new designs.

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

The Silver Centurion soars into the One:12 Collective!

The One:12 Collective Iron Man: Silver Centurion Edition wears an energy-enhanced suit inspired by the 80s comics with a light-up arc reactor. The Armored Avenger features a masked and unmasked head portrait as well as matching interchangeable necks.

Iron Man is prepped and ready to lead the Armor Wars, equipped with a range of energy FX including a unibeam, pulse blast, and repulsion ray FX.

The Silver Centurion armor was the most advanced for its time – featuring enhanced strength, improved flight, and upgraded repulsors. Designed by Tony Stark for energy amplification and redirection, the Silver Centurion armor was used to defeat Iron Man’s long-time nemesis, Iron Monger.

THE ONE:12 COLLECTIVE IRON MAN FIGURE FEATURES:

  • One:12 Collective body with over 30 points of articulation
  • Two (2) head portraits
  • Hand painted authentic detailing
  • Approximately 17cm tall
  • Six (6) interchangeable hands including 
    • One (1) pair of fists (L & R)
    • One (1) pair of posing hands (L & R)
    • One (1) pair of blasting/thruster hands (L & R)

COSTUME:

  • Helmet
  • Armored suit
  • Light-up arc reactor

ACCESSORIES:​

  • One (1) unibeam energy trail FX
  • One (1) impact FX (attaches to large unibeam FX)
  • Two (2) unibeam FX
  • Two (2) energy trail FX
  • Two (2) pulse blast FX
  • Two (2) energy blast FX
  • Two (2) repulsion ray FX
  • Two (2) rocket thruster FX
  • One (1) One:12 Collective display base with logo
  • One (1) One:12 Collective adjustable display post

Each One:12 Collective Iron Man: Silver Centurion Edition figure is packaged in a collector-friendly box, designed with collectors in mind.

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