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DESTRO · 11-30-2008, 04:38 PM

The Uncanny X-Men: Ice-Man

First up for me is the ToyBiz 1992 UnCanny X-Men: Ice-Man Action Figure. Not only is should Ice-Man be considered a core Marvel Character IMO he makes for a unique design with many options in the figures construction.

The ToyBiz Version shown below is a great example of how the figure should be produced. The clear plastic look with the color change feature is a design that is not new to Hasbro. The first and recent example that comes to mind is the G.I. Joe 25th Zartan.

With Updated articulation, better sculpting and remolded ice sled I think this would be a hit that all Marvel fans would want to collect. The ice sled could be made in a fashion that would allow him to hook his hands onto it giving off the effect of producing the sled. I would only hope if Hasbro did decide to produce an Ice-Man figure they would not go with the Clear Blue (Variant GI Joe Wraith, Star Wars Ghost, BotCon Mirage) type of figure we have seen them put out in the past few years. The blue color plastic looks awful when trying to reproduce the clear effect.

The figure show here is over 15 years old and has not turned yellow. Please do not use that excuse for adding the blue to clear plastic.

Bottom Line Please Produce A Killer Ice-Man Figure!

11-30-2008, 04:38 PM	#2
DESTRO Administrator Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 3,063	The Uncanny X-Men: Ice-Man First up for me is the ToyBiz 1992 UnCanny X-Men: Ice-Man Action Figure. Not only is should Ice-Man be considered a core Marvel Character IMO he makes for a unique design with many options in the figures construction. The ToyBiz Version shown below is a great example of how the figure should be produced. The clear plastic look with the color change feature is a design that is not new to Hasbro. The first and recent example that comes to mind is the G.I. Joe 25th Zartan. With Updated articulation, better sculpting and remolded ice sled I think this would be a hit that all Marvel fans would want to collect. The ice sled could be made in a fashion that would allow him to hook his hands onto it giving off the effect of producing the sled. I would only hope if Hasbro did decide to produce an Ice-Man figure they would not go with the Clear Blue (Variant GI Joe Wraith, Star Wars Ghost, BotCon Mirage) type of figure we have seen them put out in the past few years. The blue color plastic looks awful when trying to reproduce the clear effect. The figure show here is over 15 years old and has not turned yellow. Please do not use that excuse for adding the blue to clear plastic. Bottom Line Please Produce A Killer Ice-Man Figure! Attached Thumbnails __________________