Jay Kushwara / Digital Renaissance

This figure was created for the Iron Man 2 film line. The design was based on one of several unused concepts created for Iron Man 1 by Phil Saunders and can be found in the Art of Iron Man book. I really enjoyed working with the different style and almost War Machine like feel of this figure.

Power Assault Iron Man

As cool as the updated Iron Man Mark 6 design was, the biggest surprise for me (and the general movie going public) was the addition of a second armored “Hero” character, the infamous War Machine!

Bulkier and more  “military” in style this was one of my favorite designs from either of the films.

This is the final digital pattern I created for Hasbro. I had created the digital prototype for the 4” figure first, and then the 6.25” version a few months later.

War Machine stands at 6.25” tall, has 36 points of articulation and has 40 separate parts.

War Machine

Here is the final packaging and production figure as featured on the Marvel Legends web site.

War Machine, photographed by Dave Huffman for MarvelLegends.net

Having spent as much time as I did working with the original Mark 3 design, it was a real pleasure to see the familiar yet new directions taken for the Mark 4 and Mark 6 suits in Iron Man 2. With a harder edged look and slightly more heroic proportions this Iron Man meant business!

This is the final digital pattern for the Iron Man 2 Mark 6 figure from Hasbro. I had created the digital prototype for the 4” figure first, and then the 6.25” version a few months later.

Similar in style to the Mark 3 figure, this version stands at 6.25” tall, has 31 points of articulation and has 34 separate parts.

 Iron Man Mark 6

Here is the final packaging and production figure as featured on the Marvel Legends web site.

Iron Man Mark 6, photographed by Dave Huffman for MarvelLegends.net