ZD Toys Whiplash Mark 2 [LED]

Description

Bring home the villain!

The ZD Toys Whiplash Mark 2 action figure is a meticulously detailed representation of Ivan Vanko’s villainous alter ego from the Iron Man 2 movie. This collectible stands approximately 23cm tall in 1/10 scale, perfect for displaying alongside your other Marvel figures.

Features:

• Movie-accurate likeness: The Whiplash Mark 2 figure captures the menacing look of the character from the film.
• Articulation: The figure features multiple points of articulation, allowing you to pose him in dynamic action poses. (Note: The exact number of points of articulation may not be specified by ZD Toys).
• LED lights (on some versions): Some versions of the ZD Toys Whiplash Mark 2 include LED lights in the chest and eyes, adding an extra bit of flair to your display.

Be sure to check the listing details before you buy to confirm if the LED version is the one being offered.

This is a great collectible for any Marvel fan or Iron Man 2 enthusiast.

In the Iron Man 2 movie, Whiplash, whose real name is Ivan Vanko, never actually dons a Whiplash Mark 2 suit. There’s some confusion because in the final showdown, Vanko upgrades his gear from electrified whips to a full-body exoskeleton suit.

Here’s what the movie shows about Vanko’s final suit:

• Cobbled-Together Tech: It’s not a polished, high-tech suit like Iron Man’s. Vanko builds it himself using his own designs and likely incorporates stolen Hammer Industries weaponry.
• Enhanced Abilities: The suit grants Vanko superhuman strength, durability (thanks to titanium steel alloy plating), and even flight – something Iron Man’s suits at that point couldn’t do.
• Upgraded Whips: The suit integrates Vanko’s signature weapons – electric whips. They’re more powerful than before, housed in his forearms and deployed by a motorized system.
• Self-Destruct: As a last resort, the suit has a self-destruct feature.

It’s worth noting that some concept art for the movie depicted alternate designs for both of Vanko’s outfits, including a more Iron Man-like suit for Whiplash Mark 2. But the final film showed a bulkier, more industrial-looking exoskeleton