The Don Cheadle/"Rhodey" Rhodes representation is a neat companion piece to the Titan Hero Tech Anthony Mackie/Falcon figure (see "Collectible Time #57": April '16) and is one of the best, inexpensive versions of the Iron Man's pal presently available, selling for about $20 - $25 at most department stores.
Like other Titan Hero Tech figures, this "Civil War" entry sports 5 points of articulation. In addition to light-activated eyes (and nifty weaponry), War Machine elicits zooming/zapping sounds and utters such dynamic declarations as "Nice Shooting, Tony!"; "Let's do this"; and "War Machine reporting in!"
On the whole, it's the most aesthetically pleasing in the Titan Tech series, and I'm honored to own it.
Also, as a companion piece to the Moebius/Affleck "Batman v Superman" Batmobile model kit (see "Collectible Time #56": April '16), I purchased Mattel's 15" "Dawn of Justice" Epic Strike toy counterpart.
The Mattel version exudes a subdued brownish hue, comes with two Kryptonite trigger-launch missiles and features breakaway parts to reveal its rich, detailed circuitry. (The vehicle can also accommodate most 6" Batman/DC action figures.)
Like War Machine, this "Dawn of Justice" entry is one of the best going for the price, running about $20-$30 at most chains. Without question, if one desires a pre-constructed representation of the latest Batmobile, this is the one to get!!!
