[Joe Moore]

Iron Man 3 Toys From Toy Fair 2013

[Snowflakian]

Overall I'm not a fan of the lack of articulation.

But I gotta say, some of those molds and parts do look sweet as hell.
If only they had articulation. Loving the custom potential here from the parts they've designed, but the poseability limitation is a real hindrance. It's really a shame. People might eat these up non-stop otherwise.

[nomad1632]

the lack of articulation ruins this line and then we see the coming thor figures with full on articulation I think we're seeing that hasbro has realized that they made big mistakes with iron man 3's figures and the lackluster avengers line.

[ZeoVGM]

I'll say this at least: the Assemblers look a lot better in these pictures. I'll probably end up picking them up. The articulation, while still poor overall, is better than the "All-Stars" 3.75" Ultimate Spider-Man figures, as the arms can move left and right. (I'm assuming the IM3 "All-Stars" will have identical articulation to USM.)

Plus, the Legends figures are awesome.

[snake5289]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Snowflakian

Overall I'm not a fan of the lack of articulation.

But I gotta say, some of those molds and parts do look sweet as hell.
If only they had articulation. Loving the custom potential here from the parts they've designed, but the poseability limitation is a real hindrance. It's really a shame. People might eat these up non-stop otherwise.

Couldn't have said it better myself. It's a cool idea just very poorly executed. If these things at least had elbows and knees I'd pick up a few of them.

[James Rhodes]

I saw these Assemblers on the pegs yesterday for the first time and they were very unappealing looking, ditto for the regular figures. The pegs were full of these, but to be fair they may have just freshly stocked the aisles.

[ZeoVGM]

The Micro Muggs are pretty damn adorable. I'll definitely get those.