I’d Bettany Amount That You’ll Love Hot Toys’ Vision Action Figure
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Whatever our differing opinions of Age of Ultron, I think most people agree that Paul Bettany’s Vision was a highlight, subtly paying off the party conversation earlier while combining Asgardian and Stark tech to believably create a look that approximates the comics to a point that is at least recognizable.
For Hot Toys, this is also a surprisingly no-frills figure, so it may be remotely affordable to some people who don’t pay bills or whatever. His extras merely include a special flight stand, Mjolnir, and several different hands. This being Hot Toys, however, I half expected him to be packaged with both the stasis tube his body was originally in, and a not-available-separately Dr. Helen Cho, all to the tune of about $700.
Instead, he’ll probably only be around $250. Are you worthy to wield him?
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