The Extremis Soldier is a minifigure released in 2013 in the Marvel Super Heroes theme. The Extremis Soldier has dark brown hair. His head is glow-in-the-dark and is double sided, one side depicting a serious expression and the other with an angry expression. The first side has black eyes and light grey cheekbones with a serious expression, while the second has red eyes with red veins and cheekbones. The torso and arms are dark stone grey with black hands, hips and legs. The torso is printed with the muscles cut on the shirt that has a zipper, the collar, stitch lines near the arms, and red lines depicting designs all over the shirt. He has back printing depicting the back of the shirt, the muscles cut on his back, the red lines, the collar and arm stitches from the front. Infused with the bio-engineered Extremis virus, the Mandarin’s elite soldiers have become living fighting machines that are a match even for the hi-tech armor of Stark Industries! The Extremis Soldier was a henchmen of Aldrich Killian, and had been injected with the Extremis formula.
This formula granted him incredible regeneration properties, as well as the ability to heat his body to a molten-like form. He helped destroy Tony Stark's Malibu Mansion, under the direction of Savin, Killian's right hand. Extremis Soldier in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Iron Man 3 LEGO Sets Now Available For Brick Nerds Around the World Updated August 3, 2015 LEGOs have largely remained the same over the toy’s history. But since they began leveraging popular movie characters, it feels like they’ve become more interactive, as well as complicated. That, or I’m just getting old. Case in point is the Iron Man: Malibu Mansion Attack set. The Iron Man 3 movie isn’t out for a few months, but you can already buy this set – along with two others – for $40. The attention to detail is pretty uncanny, so much so that it includes an exploding window function – great, now I want one. Other features: rotating computer console and holographic screens, tools, armory with exploding floor function, and kitchen area with cupboards, blender with mandarins and assorted kitchen tools.
Moreover, the attack helicopter has been outfitted with spinning rotors, 4 flick missiles, side-mounted cannons and a cockpit with space for a minifigure. A total of 5 mini figs are also packed in: the Mandarin, Pepper Pots, Tony Stark, Starks Mark 42 Armor, and an Extremis Soldier. Check out the other sets here and here.Man MarvelMarvel LegoMarvel SuperheroesAvengers LegosSuperhero LegoLego Batman 3Lego Marvel Super HeroesMan IronmanIronman LegoForwardLego Iron Man...I think I want this...for the kids. I may even let them play with it.Last month we posted details on a few then-unnamed Iron Man 3 Lego sets. Now we have titles and pictures for maximum detail power: Hit the jump for pics of the lego sets and box art. Iron Man 3 opens May 3, 2013. Click here for all our Iron Man 3 coverage or browse recent coverage below: Official synopsis for the movie version of Iron Man 3: Marvel Studios’ Iron Man 3 pits brash-but-brilliant industrialist Tony Stark/Iron Man against an enemy whose reach knows no bounds.
When Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy’s hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man? Starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall, Stephanie Szostak, James Badge Dale with Jon Favreau and Ben Kingsley, Iron Man 3 is directed by Shane Black from a screenplay by Drew Pearce and Shane Black and is based on Marvel’s iconic Super Hero Iron Man, who first appeared on the pages of Tales of Suspense (#39) in 1963 and had his solocomic book debut with The Invincible Iron Man (#1) in May of 1968. Iron Man 3 is presented by Marvel Studios in association with Paramount Pictures and DMG Entertainment.
Marvel Studios’ President Kevin Feige is producing and Jon Favreau, Louis D’Esposito, Stephen Broussard, Victoria Alonso, Alan Fine, Charles Newirth, Stan Lee and Dan Mintz are executive producers. The film releases May 3, 2013, and is distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.Ask DST #205: Let's See the Sci-Fi!Sorry This item is currently sold out. Please enter your email address into the box below and press 'notify me' for availability updates. Email Digg Delicious Reddit StumbleUpon Chase down Killian with Iron Man and War Machine!Okay, a bit of speculation on my part, with the potential for mild spoilers. Don't say I didn't warn you. Even though you would argue the merchandise already spoiled it!To what am I alluding, you may ask? Allow me to enlighten you. A few months ago Marvel were criticised by some fans due to the release of a Pop! Vinyl of Giant-Man in the Captain America: Civil War range. Fans were disappointed because they felt it was a huge spoiler as there is no sign of the big guy in any of the trailers.
This was only increased when various Lego sets contained Giant-Man as a "minifigure". I was thinking about this and my mind started to wander - I started to think, what if this is all a red herring...You'd think that, but you would be wrong. I started to think about this one because I remembered the Lego that accompanied Iron Man 3. Before it came out, the speculation was heavy that the main villain of the film would be Iron Man's arch-nemesis - The Mandarin. All of the trailers showed Ben Kingsley being very menacing and threatening towards Tony Stark. But as we now know, things did not pan out like that. In a huge twist (that divided opinion), Ben Kingsley's Mandarin was revealed to be a struggling actor by the name of Trevor Slattery. He was a fabrication created by the true villain of the film, Aldrich Killian. But what does this have to do with anything? Well, let me tell you. In the build up to the film, Marvel released images of the Lego sets that would be based on Iron Man 3 (as is now common practice) and there was one that stuck out - Iron Man vs The Mandarin: The Ultimate Showdown.
The other sets seemed to be based on events in the film. By this point we had already seen Stark's mansion destroyed in the trailers and there was the Malibu Mansion Attack set to go along with this. Iron Man vs The Mandarin: The Ultimate Showdown was a set that I remember seeing articles online about with people saying it has spoiled the film... Oh how wrong they were!Yes, you are right! There is every chance that Ant-Man could gain the "Gi" in front of his name and evolve. He obviously has the capability to do it or else he would be stuck being the size of an ant. His suit can not only shrink, it can also revert him to normal size (also known as growing!). But there is also the possibility that the Ant-Man suit is designed so that he CAN'T grow any more than his normal size - the regulator prevents him shrinking beyond a certain point, perhaps it works the same when he grows.BUT there is a way that Ant-Man could become Giant-Man - by bypassing the regulator on his suit. Scott Lang is given a number of gadgets along with the Ant-Man suit, including small discs that can cause other objects to shrink or grow.
He actually uses one of these discs to escape the Quantum Realm and return to normal size. We see a number of other objects grow thanks to these discs - a garden gnome, Cassie's Thomas the Tank Engine toy and even one of the ants. Eagle-eyed viewers will also note the blue glow when Scott attaches the disc to his belt in the Quantum Realm - a nod to Giant-Man in the comics. It is perfectly plausible that we could be seeing a lot more of Scott Lang in Captain America: Civil War. It could happen accidentally during the fighting; maybe he is hit by one of his own enlarging discs, or it could be an ability that Scott has deliberately perfected. Either way, I am looking forward to seeing more of Ant-Man as I thought that Ant-Man was excellent. We already have the shot in the trailer of Ant-Man riding on one of Hawkeye's arrows; who is to say that instead of showing EVERYTHING in the film, Marvel might actually spring a surprise and give the people Giant-Man?What do you think? Do you have better reasons than me for why he will/won't be in the film?