The Mark I was originally made in a cave as a desperate attempt for Tony to escape the clutches of the "Ten Rings". He used the material from the weapons in the cave, and hid the plans for the suit in several documents that would only reveal the true plans when flattened out together. The Mark II is a solid silver-colored suit that has the same weaponry as the Mark III, but when used in a test run, the armor froze when it flew over 85,000 feet off the ground.
The movie starts off with the new Mark IV Iron Man suit which appears significantly sleaker than the Mark III, with a slightly brighter color scheme. A main difference in terms of firepower is with a new high powered laser in the wrists of the suit.
The Mark V is the most portable Iron Man suit to date. When not in use the suit is in a suitcase form that is portable and can be used at anytime. When used the suitcase opens to reveal two ports for the arms.
The Mark VI armor was featured at the very end of the movie where it was designed to handle the increased power of the arc reactor with the new element.
The Mark VII is far more weaponized than previous models, featuring upgraded wrist lasers, capable of firing multiple times rather than the 'one and done' lasers of the Mark VI. The suit also has missiles on the shoulders and legs which can target multiple enemies with ease. Finally, the Mark VII has a set of repulsor jets on the back, allowing Iron Man to utilize his hand repulsors as weapons more easily in flight.
Between The Avengers and Iron Man 3,Tony Stark created some 40 new suits of armor. (He used the Mark VII armor in Avengers and is up to the Mark XLVII in Iron Man 3.)
The Mark 42 armor was a prehensile suit with independent flight-capable sections, which can be summoned by a subcutaneous implant. It could also be controlled removtely via remote uplink through Jarvis subsystems.
The Mark 43 armor is almost identical to the Mark 42 armor, with upgraded capabilities and more red than gold. It is sleeker and more maneuverable than previous models, and has a 'Sentry Mode' for remote defense.
The Mark 44 armor, a.k.a Hulkbuster, was designed by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner after they studied the Hulk's physical actions and strength levels in an effort to find a way to contain him and minimalize the damage caused by his rages.
The Mark 45 armor is the sleekest Iron Man armor to date, with a countoured chest plate and form-fitting arm plates. It was used in the Battle of Sokovia.
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