Beast Kingdom Medieval Knight Iron Man
 

Marvel Comics - Medieval Knight Iron Man Figure by Beast Kingdom

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I wish every toy line would follow Tamashii Nations' lead and create unique takes on their characters. Really fills a niche and makes toy collecting fun again. Recently fell in love with the Marvel Manga Realization line and this new line from Beast Kingdom also looks like it hits that sweet spot.

I haven't liked a lot of Beast Kingdom's DAH line but this actually looks awesome.

I appreciate that this exists but even if they make some characters I like the line is still 8" and won't fit with my 6" and 7" things well.

Great concept and well executed! But why not go with 1/12th scale to fit in with the Tamashii Nations Samurai line mentioned above?

This is really slick! The jetpack feels off for the concept, but no biggie. This is a really good looking figure.

The Movie Realization line is 1/10 / 7" scale.

I have to imagine there's some cheap price they can get for licenses at this scale. Nobody else uses it.

Well Hasbro has 6" Marvel and DST has 7" Marvel already. Then of course there is Figuarts and Manga Realization. It would be best if the Manga Realization and this were the same scale so you could put your Knight Iron Man with your Samurai Iron Man.

Have to agree with Zeorn, this would be awfully more tempting at a certain scale.
Agree with ludovicotek, jetpack is a bit much, Medieval technology and pushing a bit of the fantasy I'd have liked wrist mounted crossbows, and something like a blunderbuss polearm combo weapon instead of a musket rifle. I'd figure Tony would also use greek fire and grenades if he were in this era. I'd probably save the backmounted mortar cauldron-type cannon for a medieval War Machine.

But yeah very fun and cool concept.

I Kind of dig it. Too bad the scale is 1/9.

I guess guns may be too much for a knight but he is Tony Stark. The potions on the belt are a great touch for grenade type items.

Good point on the potion accessories. The gun comment is me being technical at what specific medieval time, but generally pre-16th century gunpowder was being used crudely for big mortars/cannons, smaller handheld firearms weren't really developed yet (the tech that made metal armor pretty much obsolete). But this only gives ideas for different versions/upgrades for the medieval armor.