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Sideshow and Iron Studios are proud to announce the latest from the Battle Diorama Series Art Scale 1:10 line - Captain America! Based on the comic version, this polystone statue is hand-painted and limited edition.
Ready to throw his nearly indestructible shield, made with a Vibranium-metal alloy, used both for defense and attack, thanks to its aerodynamic properties, that optimize its offensive capacity in the mighty arms of the sentinel of liberty. Beyond space and time, in the ruins of a temple built to pay homage to Lady Death herself, a peculiar battlefield where the obstinate veteran hero leads the Avengers and joins his strength with other powerful heroes to save the universe from the mad titan named Thanos, determined to rewrite reality to his taste. Iron Studios proudly present the Captain America - Infinity Gauntlet Diorama - BDS Art Scale 1:10 Statue, over a base of battlefield wreckage, the third release from the new Infinity Gauntlet series, a collection formed by statues composing a battle diorama set against the mad Titan.
Steve Rogers is Captain America, a young man with a lot of determination to help his county during World War II, in the fight against the forces of the so-called Axis. Since he was puny and couldn’t enlist to the army, he accepted to participate in a super soldier experiment that resulted in the transformation of Steve into Captain America. He remained frozen for decades, which stopped him from aging, and was reanimated in modern times, becoming one of the main Avengers. In The Infinity Gauntlet, the super villain Thanos is able to collect the six Infinity Gems and form his Gauntlet. Searching for Lady Death’s affection that, in Marvel’s universe, is a real and beautiful but terrible woman, he uses his powers to decimate half the life in the universe. He tries to rewrite the reality into his own dark ideals, and only the union between the greatest superheroes remaining on Earth will be able to defeat him and undo all evil. The Avengers fight against destiny itself in a battle between cosmic and psychological powers. The Infinity Gauntlet was a great success in 1991. Two sequels, “The Infinity War” and “The Infinity Crusade”, were released respectively in 1992 and 1993. The story became a world-known phenomenon when it was adapted into a series of films in the MCU, and many reprints and special editions allowed the original saga to be something popular to this day.