Bandai HG 1/144 Atlas Gundam [Gundam Thunderbolt Bandit Flower ver] model kit

Armament / shape and coloring of special edition are reproduced. Rail gun and blade shield of the shape which appeared in the play are newly attached. The color has been changed to coloring which is based on white and dark blue. In the subleg, the nozzle part has been changed to a shape conforming to the play. The beam saber comes with the lamina part. Special edition A newly designed water transfer type decal is attached. Accessory: Rail gun / blade shield / beam saber / assault rifle / subleg. Gunpla is a dimensionalized plastic model of mobile suits that appears in the series of "Mobile Suit Gundam", robots and battleships called mobile armour. Since they were born in 1980 as "1/144 Gundam", 445 million units of them have been sold. A Gundam is an advanced, high performance mobile suit, often constructed to be more powerful than the standard production mobile suits. They are equipped with the latest experimental technology available at the time of their construction. The main suit in each series usually sports a mainly white and blue color scheme, with yellow and red accents, and sports at least one pair of yellow or white V-fins on its head. Beyond robot action, the main character's social growth is set as the main point of the story. Also, by introducing a human drama in reality with the war set to treat robots as a type of weapon called "mobile suits", it became a pioneer of a series of robot animation revolution to be called. [BANDAI] To ensure the commitment to quality and responsiveness to the market, Gundam is currently conducted consistently in Japan from planning, development to production at "Bandai Hobby Center" in "Hobby's Town Shizuoka" . BANDAI is a leader in developing engaging, quality toys that capture children's imaginative spirit and provide endless "Fun For The Future".

• 1/144 scale
• A Japanese BANDAI product. Gundam is a very popular character all over the world.
• Japan Import
• Japan Import
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