Avengers Marvel Legends Series Iron Man Nano Gauntlet Articulated Electronic Fist with Lights, Authentic Movie Sounds and Removable Infinity Stones

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Hologram Recording: Stark managed to record a holographic message to his wife and daughter, in case of an untimely death. The gauntlet is displayed on a simple presentation stand, matching the Infinity Gauntlet and Helmet Collection sets. The angular design looks superb and I like the printed plaque, which includes the familiar Infinity Saga branding. Such consistency across the range is appreciated. Iron Man using repulsor cannons against Cull Obsidian Like the Mark L, Stark can materialize large apertures around his hands to enhance the power of his repulsor blasts, which were strong enough to stagger and stall Cull Obsidian long enough for Spider-Man and Ant-Man to defeat him.

Recreated with exacting attention to detail, Sideshow and Hot Toys proudly present the Nano Gauntlet in its real size and proportion as seen in the epic film by Marvel Studios!

Overall

The thirty-four Iron Man suits between the Mark LXXXV and its on-screen predecessor, the Mark L, were all simply upgrades to the armor, leading to this one. Infinity Stones feature pulsating glow light effects in red, purple, blue, orange, yellow, and green While not ideal, difficulty in detaching these Infinity Stones was definitely a worthy compromise. Pearl gold satchels are employed to outstanding effect here, accurately recreating details from the film. The satchel straps are secured beneath the flanges on roller skate elements, which is unlike any building technique I have encountered in an official set before!

The frame around the Time Stone appears more conspicuous, although more because of its large size than its colour. Nevertheless, the Time Stone and Mind Stone are each removable, which is potentially useful for display. The smaller stones are less accommodating, integrated closely with the model. Nanite Manipulation: Similar to the Mark L, the Mark LXXXV was programmed to allow Tony Stark to control and reconfigure the nanobots that make up his armor, allowing Tony Stark to form a variety of weapons and conducts which he used against his final crusade against the Mad Titan. Presumably, it could form every weapon and tool the Mark L was able to and possibly even more. Due to its nanotechnology, the Nano Gauntlet could shift its nanites around and morph itself to accommodate users of different arm sizes. It could even seemingly repair itself, as the gauntlet appeared less damaged by the time Thanos had acquired it. The Nano Gauntlet's nanites could also be transferred into any Iron Man armors that utilized nanotechnology. Iron Man used this to his benefit when he transferred the nanites containing the Infinity Stones from the Nano Gauntlet into his Mark LXXXV armor.

Summary

Shortening the thumb leaves fewer gaps than were present on the Infinity Gauntlet, while the lower section also impresses in that regard, despite its unusual curvature. 1x2 grille slopes fill potential spaces, lining up beautifully with metallic silver bands along either side. The shape of those bands is imperfect, but unavoidably so, at this scale. Desperate heroes. Six Stones. One chance to save the universe. Bring one of the most powerful weapons in the Marvel Universe to life with this premium Iron Man Nano Gauntlet Articulated Electronic Fist from the Marvel Legends series. Wield the power of the Infinity Stones and imagine saving the entire universe with just a snap of your fingers. At 18 inches tall, this electronic fist features flexible finger articulation, lights, and sounds, including movie-inspired Snap! and 6 removable light-up Infinity Stones. Iron Man administers Nanite Spray onto HulkThe suit also contained a nanite spray blaster that could be used to numb parts of the body to reduce pain. Unlike the Mark L's Zero Cannons, the spray is not mounted on the wrist, but in the palm of the hand, like the repulsors. Unibeam: Like all the previous Armors, Mark LXXXV is capable of firing an energy blast directly from its central arc reactor.

Superhuman Strength: The Mark LXXXV is the strongest armor ever created by Stark, as he was able to physically assault Thanos and even actually hold up a struggle for the Nano Gauntlet long enough to shift the nanites of the Gauntlet to steal the Infinity Stones despite Thanos' physical might having completely outclassed the Mark L.Infinity Stones Harnessing: The suit was able to materialize a makeshift Nano Gauntlet thanks to its nanotechnology. This allowed Tony Stark to concurrently harness the combined powers of the Infinity Stones, thereby granting him near omnipotence. As LEGO prepares for the summer 2022 waves landing in August, today we’re getting a look at yet another one of the upcoming creations. Joining the lineup from the Marvel side of things, the LEGO Group will be assembling yet another display-worthy version of an ionic Marvel weapon. Unlike its predecessor, the Nano Gauntlet is roughly life-size, but I think these look fantastic on display together. While the Infinity Gauntlet was forged for Thanos' left hand, the Nano Gauntlet fits on the right, so presents a pleasing symmetry between the models. Additionally, I like their clearly contrasting colours, ensuring the matching Infinity Stones stand out on both gauntlets. Lasers: This laser system is the most advanced to date, as Stark was now able to use nanotech to integrate lasers into the Mark LXXXV's fingertips to melt through the metal casing that was concealing the Tesseract. He also used it during the Battle of Earth against Outriders. As the previous armor was destroyed by Thanos, Tony Stark made this new version utilizing nanotechnology with enhanced durability as well as new features. It was created, along with thirty-four other suits, during the five years after the Snap. Before joining in the Time Heist, he recorded a message for Pepper Potts and Morgan Stark, in case that he would not return from an untimely death. [1] Time Heist [ ]