The very first battle suit developed by Iron Man was his own. It is the only one of the mechs built so far that can fly in both modes. It is also extremely powerful in battle, with a huge array of lasers, missiles and other weapons. Iron Man also incorporated an override system that lets him take remote control of most of the other battle suits he has built. Whether in hero or vehicle mode, looking bold in red and gold, this is one force to be reckoned with! From missile-loaded fighter jet mode, convert the cool vehicle with a twist here and a turn there to unleash the mighty Iron Man figure in hero mode! With his double repulsor blast launchers and battle-ready stance, this super sidekick is ready to team up with you and take on whatever adventures your imagination can dream up!

5 Responses to “Marvel Legends Transformers Crossovers – Iron Man (red)”

1. C. Brennan says:

   January 18, 2009 at 12:00 am

   This toy is rated for 5 year old children, though it was difficult for me to figure out. Parts fall off but can be put back on , by an adult, easy enough. My kids, 6 and 4 years old, love it, but i am continually puting it back together, and into their desired shape.
2. J. Wellnitz says:

   January 19, 2009 at 12:00 am

   I ordered this (from Mighty through Amazon) the first or second week of November and never ever received it. It was the only gift my 5-year-old wanted for Christmas. And a few days before Christmans all Amazon could say was ‘request a refund’. By then it had been sold out everywhere on line and in stores. I’m sooooo disappointed.
3. TF Fan says:

   January 27, 2009 at 12:00 am

   A lot of the negative reviews for this toy comes from bad buying experiences from 3rd party sellers on Amazon and are not a reflection of the toy itself.

   This is a good transformer. A nice if a bit stubby airplane mode with 2 missle launchers. The transformation is neat and all parts peg together well. The robot mode has awkward ratcheting hip joints, making some poses hard to do. But all in all in has good articulation. The single missles on the wing tips tend to pop off easily and have the potential to be lost – so I super-glued them on and they stay put. An undocumented feature is that the twin missle packs attached to the wings can peg onto the arms of the robot. Gives the robot a heavily armed looked.

   It is one of the more complex/less intuitive transformations out there, so stick to the instructions to get it right if you are having trouble. I could see how a 5 year old would have trouble with it.

   For the reviewer who wanted it to do more (like lights and sounds), I say pay more attention to the product details. If it has lights and sounds it would be documented. Oh and be prepared to spend more money. The gimmicks of these toys are the transformation into comic book characters and firing missles. If you want a transformer with lights and sounds and firing missles, prepare to spend around $25 or more on toys such as Transformers Universe Ultra Class Powerglide or Leader Class Transformers Animated Megatron.
4. N. Dz says:

   March 28, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Well it was in its package, But the toy was hard when my son tried to transform it and the arms come apart.
5. Toddler Mom says:

   September 4, 2009 at 12:00 am

   After transforming the toy for about one month, the “waist” of the Iron Man flops over from bending too often. But, my daughter LOVES her Ironman and does not have any complaints She also frequently loses the parts that come with the Ironman like the wings and the rockets. So, it is a pain for me to always have to look for the lost parts.

   It’s pretty difficult for a 4yo to transform. Honestly, it’s pretty difficult for an adult to figure out how to transform Ironman also. So, I guess this toy is slightly educational since you have to figure out how to transform this toy at your child’s whim.