These Avengers Iron Man and Captain America chest lights look like an Arc Reactor with bright lights and battle sounds and can clip to your shirt or bag for a bit of fun. Both are available for pre order now with shipping slated for February or early March.
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’80s Tees as just added a four fantastic jackets and hoodies to their lineup: the Darth Vader zipper hoodie ($60), Iron Man hoodie ($60), Captain America Letterman Jacket ($70) and the Cobra Commander track jacket ($50).
Check out the Iron Man and Cobra Commander versions after the break.
When you get Spider-Man, Batman and Iron Man together in the same place, remember that a dance rave can break out any any time—regardless of how disturbing or inappropriate it is.
Check out the video after the break to see what I mean.
Tony Stark has unveiled his lightest armor yet. We assume it’s made of some sort of space age cotton, but we are quite sure that it features an Arc Reactor that actually lights up.
The LED is powered by three AAA batteries, but all of the electronics can be removed for washing.
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Needless to say, Patrick Priebe is a pretty big Iron Man fan, which is why he made the ill-advised decision to build this powerful palm-mounted laser.
The unit is not unlike Iron Man’s repulsor beam in the sense that it can do some serious damage. It utilizes a 1000 mw 445 nm laser diode, which makes it just as powerful as WickedLaser’s Spyder III Arctic model. In fact, we wouldn’t be surprised if Priebe used the Spyder III in his work.
That laser is among the most powerful you can buy commercially, and it is capable of blinding instantly and setting fire to skin. Fortunately, the palm mount is made from a 2mm thick sheet of brass, which acts as a heatsink that protects the wearer.
Check out a video of the glove in action after the break.
Ironette costumes are almost as popular as Slave Leia costumes at conventions. At Japan Expo 2011, a cosplay gathering in Paris, I bet the Ironettes have greater numbers. They dazzle the crowd with this energetic dance performance; Iron Man joins them. Yeah, you really have to just watch it.
Video after the jump.
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This Chinese man might have beaten him to the punch, but this Taiwanese high school principal ups the ante by showing up at his student’s graduation in an even more badass Iron Man suit. Best principal ever.
Check out his entrance after the break.
Wang XiaoKang spent $450 and three months of his time building this remarkable Iron Man armor, then he went to work at telecommunications equipment maker ZTE.
Surprisingly enough, he didn’t go postal and blast the entire building to ashes.
Check out the video of his arrival after the break.
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YouTuber tigerpause444 took the toy Iron Man electronic helmets and fitted them onto an HJC motorcycle helmet to create something that is awesome but wildly dangerous and in no way street legal.
Check out the videos after the break—including a vid that showcases several of his other nerdy custom helmet creations.
