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Gundam MG RX-93-V2 Hi-V Gundam 1/100 Scale | 
| Brand: Gundam
Category: Toy
Buy New: $75.95
as of 7/29/2010 23:58 CDT details
New (6) from $75.95
Seller: ABCTOY4me
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 57116
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.8
Dimensions (in): 26 x 18.9 x 3.6
EAN: 4543112488329
ASIN: B000MKYLLC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Originally appearing in the "Beltorchika's Children" novel, the Hi-Nu Gundam finally makes its plastic kit debut in Bandai's popular Master Grade series. Considered one of the most powerful mobile suits in the Universal Century timeline, Hi-Nu Gundam is a completed version of the prototype Nu Gundam that appeared in "Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack," and comes armed with a beam rifle, beam sabers, shield, and an enhanced Nu hyper bazooka for some truly devastating offensive attacks. It also features a revised fin funnel system that extend from the back like a pair of angelic wings; each fin funnel is detachable and can be displayed with the included effect parts as though it's flying towards its target and ready to fire! As usual with Master Grade kits, its inner body frame comes impressively detailed with working pistons and is highly articulated for lots of posing possibilities. A special display stand is included along with six bendable clear plastic rods to attach each fin funnel to the base. This is one superb kit of one of the best mobile suit designs that never appeared onscreen! Now if only we could convince Bandai to make a MG kit of Char's Nightingale next...
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| Customer Reviews:
A Gundam that needs to be in every fan collection November 29, 2007
A. G. Paz (San Juan. PR)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Excellent model. Has many details that make it look almost like a perfect grade model. Excellent articulations for great poses. Combine it with the Sazabi model kit makes a great fighting scene. The wings detach to form the funnels, wich can be attached to the stand with some sort of plastic tubes. For me the colors at the first time looked weird but after I finish it looks great. I suggest to put the stickers and dry transfer because they add to depth of the model, without them it look very bland. Painting is optional since almost every piece is white, blue or grey. The only complain I have is that the wings seem to be a little heavy, so posing without the stand is pain. Also the plastic tubes for the funnels tend to break after a time of being in the same position. It happen with my S. Freedom Full Burst Mode.
Great Detail October 17, 2009
Erik Kim Sandved (usa)
The big kahuna of Gundams. This model is what you would expect from the new line of MGs from Bandai. Unrivaled detail for a snap fit model in its class. I believe only the Japanese are designing models to this level of detail. Check out some YouTube model reviews.
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