Bandai offers us very high quality models, without paint or glue. These models are very easy to assemble and have many points of articulation. High Grade kits are the most common, have the largest selection, are cost effective and beginner friendly. Size varies, but High Grades are typically around 12 to 15 centimeters tall. If…
The HG 1/144 Gundam Sandrock Custom by Bandai Hobby is a detailed model kit from Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz. This High-Grade (HG) kit accurately recreates Sandrock Custom’s unique design, including its signature Heat Shorters, which can be attached to its backpack or held for dynamic action poses. Featuring excellent articulation, this kit allows…
Last piloted by Char Aznable in “Char’s Counterattack,” the sizzlin’ Sazabi now joins Bandai’s HGUC series as a superbly detailed snap-fit plastic kit! Molded in color, the Sazabi will be fully poseable with polycap joints upon completion. Its features include a movable mono eye and openable funnel containers, and this Mobile Suit is fully equipped…
Bandai offers us very high quality models, without paint or glue. These models are very easy to assemble and have many points of articulation. High Grade kits are the most common, have the largest selection, are cost effective and beginner friendly. Size varies, but High Grades are typically around 12 to 15 centimeters tall. If…
Chang Wufei’s Shenlong Gundam from “Mobile Suit Gundam Wing” gets a new HGAC model kit from Bandai! A movable shaft inside the chest unit allows natural lateral bending, as well as forward-and-backward bending. The cockpit block can move up and down when the robot bends back and forth. Slide joints in the shoulders improve the…
Bandai offers us very high quality models, without paint or glue. These models are very easy to assemble and have many points of articulation. High Grade kits are the most common, have the largest selection, are cost effective and beginner friendly. Size varies, but High Grades are typically around 12 to 15 centimeters tall. If…
If you couldn’t get enough of gold-plated kits with the Hyakushiki, now you can start collecting the Akatsuki! Very nicely-done with “mekki”-plating on the major parts (which of course can be removed if you prefer to paint your kits, by careful application of ordinary household bleach); all the parts snap together and don’t require paint….
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