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MG Seed Destiny Infinite Justice Gundam 1/100 Model kit | 
| Brand: Gundam
Category: Toy
Buy New: $49.99
as of 9/8/2010 06:05 CDT details
New (9) from $49.99
Seller: BigBadToyStore
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 35567
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 12.6 x 3.9 x 15.8
MPN: AC-56649
EAN: 4543112566492
ASIN: B001F0ODIO
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
There's no better justice than Infinite Justice--and Bandai does justice to the Mobile Suit with this highly anticipated Master Grade release! This sharply detailed snap-fit kit of Athrun Zala's personal Mobile Suit comes molded in color, and upon completion the mech will be fully poseable with polycapped joints that allow for posing possibilities galore. This kit introduces to the MG series a new joint system for its side skirt armor that allows you to pose Infinite Justice Gundam kicking, as seen in "Gundam Seed Destiny"!
Included are a beam rifle that can be mounted on its back skirt armor, two "Super Lacerta" Beam Sabers that can combine to form a double-bladed beam weapon, and a left arm-mounted shield that stores a detachable "Shining Edge" Beam Boomerang and Grapple Stinger (a bendable wire is provided to display it in mid-deployment). Beam effect parts for the Beam Sabers, "Griffon" Beam Blades connecting the knees and feet, Beam Boomerang, and shield are provided as well.
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| Customer Reviews:
One Was All It Took. January 10, 2010
Glen
I won't lie, I bought this on impulse. Even video games can be boring at times, right? Well, it turns out that impulse buy turned into a new hobby. Upon arrival and opening and whatnot, the box art immediately grabbed me by the throat and screamed "This ain't gonna be no cakewalk, boy!". And it wasn't, given that it not only was my first ever Master Grade, but the first model kit I've built in almost 15 years. One gets rusty without practice. But, the more I assembled, the more I couldn't help but be amazed at the attention to detail Bandai's put into these kits. All joints have a near-perfect to perfect range-of-motion, the runners are easily numbered so even if you can't read the 'Moonrunes', you can still find the part you need, and best of all, the finished product is stunning. Sure, you don't need to paint or detail it, but why wouldn't you? Just get a few cans of spray paint or, if you can afford one or have one on hand, an airbrush, and a few various colors of Gundam Markers for the fine lines, and you'll have one mean-looking Master Grade to proudly display!
Who says impulse buys are a waste of money?
GUNDAM model came in perfect August 10, 2010
Wolf
When looking around for a model of the infinite justice it came down to the choice between whether to get the regular model or the master grade model. I decided to get the master grade because the color looked a little better. The MG Seed Destiny Infinite Justice Gundam 1/100 Model kit was fun to build and definitely worth the extra money spent to get the Master Grade.
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