Tony Stark’s seventh iteration of the Iron Man armor is an early example of Stark’s further experimentation with the Iron Man suit. The most notable function that fans will remember is from the first Avenger’s movie. A scene which perfectly highlights the suit's functionality and genius. Loki, throws Stark from Stark Tower. While falling, J.A.R.V.I.S deploys the MARK 7 from a small pod. The pod tracks Tony’s location and catches him mid-air, forming around his body as he falls.

Queen Studios have recreated the MARK 7 in a static pose while displaying the wind breakers fully engaged which also makes the the bust seem more dynamic. The rocket-car red, gold – along with silver panel is a stand-out aesthetic, and its ridged design is more distinguishable from later models.  Queen Studios’ MK 7 includes LEDs in both the suit’s reactor & eyes, bringing the character to life.

The base of the MK7 follows a similar design to Queen Studios’ other Iron Man busts. But that’s where similarities end. The chest plate finishes under the arc reactor, revealing the silver, mechanical insides.  Though the front of the suit is awe-inspiring, the back of the suit is where our team’s skill is on full display. With the wind breakers engaged and arms lifted, the intricate details that make the Mark 7 the Mark 7 can be seen up close.

• Size: 70cm (L) x 71.4cm (H) x 77cm (W)
• Edition Size: 900