This month, the Marvel Legends action figure line has expanded with a special deluxe edition of the iconic Hulkbuster. Initially scheduled for an October 1 release, the Hulkbuster 85th Anniversary Deluxe Action Figure has arrived early and is now available on Amazon for $60. One of the standout features of this action figure is its compatibility with the regular six-inch collectibles in the Marvel Legends series. Standing at nine inches tall, it significantly dwarfs these toys and includes exciting extras such as a removable helmet, a Tony Stark head, additional armor pieces, and an extra pair of fists ready for action.
This particular suit is inspired by the design created by artist Adi Granov, which was prominently featured on the cover of a 2006 issue of Iron Man. The Hulkbuster also boasts an impressive range of articulation, making it perfect for creating an engaging diorama when paired with a Hulk figure from the Marvel Legends line. If you're in need of a Hulk, the MCU-inspired Gladiator Hulk, released last year, would be an excellent companion. This figure, reminiscent of the Hulk from Thor: Ragnarok, sports cool gladiator armor, comes with several weapons, and is sized appropriately. Additionally, it can strike a variety of impressive poses.
For those who prefer building their own Hulkbuster, Lego offers several building sets, many of which are currently on discount. The Hulkbuster Mark 2 from Avengers: Infinity War is a sleek piece of armor with a high degree of articulation. The 385-piece set includes minifigures of Bruce Banner, Okoye from Wakanda, and two Outriders from Thanos' army. For a more premium experience, there's a Hulkbuster set with over 4,000 pieces that allows you to construct the mechanical titan. This set features three light-up arc reactors, a fully jointed upper body, and an opening cockpit. Smaller kits are also available for those who prefer a quicker build.
Lastly, while not currently on sale, the Lego Marvel Nano Gauntlet (Iron Man edition) is always a cool addition. It looks authentic and is enjoyable to build, though its biggest drawback is that it doesn't grant the ability to alter reality when you snap its fingers.
