MG Sinanju OVA Ver. (Review)

Summary

In this review, the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version from 2009 is showcased, highlighting its impressive design and detailed accessories. The kit, available at Gundam Store with a 10% discount, includes a bazooka and various decals. The reviewer praises the model's articulation, weapon combinations, and the option to use foil stickers or waterslide decals. Despite minor seam lines and the wish for more surface detail, the kit is recommended for its size, complexity, and value, especially for fans of the design.

Takeaways

• 🎨 The Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version model kit is praised for its impressive design and detail, even after 10 years since its release.
• 🔧 The OVA version of the kit includes changes in materials, with some parts of the ABS frame being replaced with polystyrene plastic, and it comes with a bazooka not included in the original version.
• 🛍️ For those interested in purchasing, the review recommends buying from a Gundam store using a provided coupon code for a discount.
• 🏷️ The kit offers a variety of decal options including foil stickers, waterslide decals, marking stickers, and dry transfers for customization.
• 🔫 The model comes with an array of weapons and accessories such as a beam rifle, grenade launcher, shield, beam axes, and beam saber effect parts, which can be combined in various ways.
• 🎭 The articulation of the model is commendable, with a wide range of movement in the backpack, head, torso, shoulders, and limbs, though some areas like the waist have limited movement due to the heavy backpack.
• 🤹‍♂️ The model's size is noted to be quite large compared to most Master Grades, making it a significant presence on any shelf or display.
• 🔄 A unique feature of the model is the ability to store the beam saber handles inside the forearm, which can be easily accessed using the saber effect bar.
• 🛡️ The shield has a different connection piece included for an alternative mounting style on the arm, offering more display options.
• 🚀 The bazooka attachment is a new feature in this version and can be attached to both the beam rifle and the shield, adding to the model's playability and display potential.
• 💸 Despite being a decade old, the reviewer considers the kit's price justified due to its size, complexity, and the amount of detail and customization options included.

Q & A

What is the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version?

The Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version is a model kit that originally came out in 2009 as the Master Grade Birkhoff. The OVA version has some material changes, with parts of the ABS frame being changed to polystyrene plastic, and it includes a bazooka which the original version did not.

Why might someone prefer the OVA version over the original Master Grade Birkhoff?

The OVA version might be preferred because it includes additional features such as the bazooka and changes in material composition. It also comes with different decals, which can be appealing to collectors or builders who want a distinct look.

What is included in the box with the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version?

The box includes a large sheet of foil stickers for gold lining, waterslide decals in chrome gold, marking stickers in white, yellow, and red, dry transfers, an action-based connector, and a 1/100 scale standing pilot figure.

What are some of the weapons and accessories included with the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version?

The kit includes a beam rifle with clear green parts, a grenade launcher, a shield with stickers, beam axes with effect parts, beam saber effect parts, and a new bazooka exclusive to this version.

How can the weapons be customized or combined with the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version?

The weapons can be mixed and matched, and they can be plugged onto the shield and rifle in various ways, providing numerous posing and weaponizing options for the model.

What is the significance of the foil stickers included with the kit?

The foil stickers are used for the gold lining details on the model. They provide a chrome gold finish that can be a viable alternative to painting or using waterslide decals for those details.

What is the articulation like for the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version?

The model has a good range of articulation, including movement in the head, torso, shoulders, arms, legs, and waist. However, there are some limitations due to the heavy backpack and the design of the waist section.

What is the recommended way to purchase the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version?

The reviewer highly recommends purchasing the kit from a Gundam store, which offers a 10% discount using a provided coupon code and supports the review.

What are some of the model's limitations mentioned in the script?

Some limitations include the inability to slide the shield around on the arm like in the original version, a seam line on the back of the head, and the thruster on the fuel tanks. Also, the model has limited waist articulation due to the heavy backpack.

How does the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version compare in size to other Master Grade kits?

The Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version is described as a large Master Grade, taking up more shelf space compared to most other Master Grade kits.

What are some of the poseability options with the different weapon combinations?

Even with the heavier weapon combinations, the model can still achieve cool poses, although it may be limited by the weight of the weapons. The model can hold onto the weapons without dropping them, but may struggle with certain poses due to the weight.

Outlines

00:00

🤖 Master Grade Birkhoff OVA Version Review

The script introduces a detailed review of the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA Version, a model kit from 2009 that still impresses with its design. The OVA version differs from the original by incorporating polystyrene plastic and including a bazooka not present in the initial release. The reviewer recommends purchasing this kit for its quality and inclusion of decals, suggesting buying from a Gundam store for a discount. The script mentions the kit's accessories, such as foil stickers for gold lining, waterslide decals, and various marking stickers, as well as the action-based connector and pilot figure. The review also highlights the ability to combine weapons and the overall value for money, urging enthusiasts to build this model at some point.

05:01

🔧 Unboxing and Accessory Overview

This paragraph delves into the unboxing experience, showcasing the model kit's accessories. It describes the process of applying foil stickers for gold lining and the option to use waterslide decals for a more ambitious build. The script mentions the inclusion of marking stickers and dry transfers, providing a variety of decal options. The weapons are extensively detailed, with the beam rifle, grenade launcher, and shield being highlighted for their design and functionality. The paragraph also discusses the ability to combine these weapons in various ways, enhancing the model's display and posing options.

10:02

🛠️ Articulation and Assembly Details

The script provides an in-depth look at the model's articulation, starting with the backpack's movement and detailing the head's extensive range of motion. It notes the cockpit hatch's opening mechanism and the torso's limited articulation due to the heavy backpack. The shoulder and arm movements are described, including the unique way the shield can be attached. The paragraph also covers the hand articulation, detailing the fingers' design and the beam saber handles' storage within the forearm. The lower body's articulation, including the skirt section and leg movement, is also discussed, emphasizing the model's posing capabilities.

15:03

🏹 Poses and Weapon Combinations Showcase

The final paragraph focuses on the model's posing and weapon combination possibilities. It describes the challenges of holding heavier weapons due to their weight and the model's articulation limitations. The script suggests using stands or modifying the model for better posing with heavy weapon configurations. It wraps up by reiterating the reviewer's fondness for the kit, noting its impressive design and the value it offers despite its age. The review concludes with a size comparison to other Master Grade models and a reminder of the kit's comprehensive decal options, including waterslide decals, marking stickers, and dry transfers.

Keywords

💡Master Grade

Master Grade is a term used in the realm of Gundam model kits, referring to a line of high-detail, larger-scale models that are known for their complexity and articulation. In the video, the Master Grade Birkhoff is discussed, indicating the model's high quality and the expectation of a detailed building experience.

💡OVA Version

OVA stands for Original Video Animation and in the context of this video, it refers to a special version of the Master Grade Birkhoff model kit that includes changes from the original release, such as different materials and additional accessories like the bazooka. The OVA version is often sought after for its unique features and improvements over the initial release.

💡Polystyrene Plastic

Polystyrene plastic is a material used in the construction of model kits, known for its durability and ease of molding. In the video, it is mentioned that the OVA version of the Birkhoff model kit has some parts made from polystyrene plastic instead of ABS frame, indicating a change in material composition for certain parts of the kit.

💡Bazooka

The bazooka is a type of weapon accessory included in the OVA version of the model kit, which was not present in the original release. It represents an additional feature that enhances the play value and display options for the model kit, allowing for more dynamic posing and customization.

💡Decals

Decals are adhesive stickers used to add markings and details to a model kit. The video mentions 'Burka decals' as a reason to consider the original version of the kit, suggesting that these are unique markings that can be applied to customize the appearance of the model.

💡Gundam Store

The Gundam Store is mentioned as a sponsor of the video and a recommended source for purchasing the model kit. It implies that the store is a specialized retailer for Gundam-related products, offering a curated selection of kits and accessories for enthusiasts.

💡Coupon Code

A coupon code is a promotional tool used by retailers to offer discounts to customers. In the video, a specific coupon code is provided for use on the Gundam Store's website, indicating a viewer benefit and a marketing strategy to encourage purchases from the store.

💡Articulation

Articulation refers to the range of motion and posability of a model kit. The video discusses the articulation of the Master Grade Birkhoff, highlighting the various points of movement such as the head, torso, arms, and legs, which contribute to the model's ability to be posed in different ways.

💡Waterslide Decals

Waterslide decals are a type of decal that requires water to be applied to the model surface before they adhere. They are known for their precision and are often used for intricate designs. The video mentions these decals as part of the kit's accessories, indicating a higher level of detail that can be achieved with their use.

💡Beam Rifle

The beam rifle is a weapon accessory for the model kit, described in the video as having a clear green piece and the ability to be held in the model's hand or combined with other accessories. It is an example of the kit's extensive weapon options and customization potential.

💡Action Base Connector

An action base connector is a part of a model kit that allows it to be attached to a display stand for added stability and posing options. The video mentions the inclusion of this connector, suggesting that the model kit is designed with dynamic display in mind.

Highlights

Review of the Master Grade Birkhoff OVA version, a kit that still impresses despite being 10 years old.

Comparison between the original and OVA versions, noting changes in material and inclusion of the bazooka in the OVA version.

Recommendation to purchase from Gundam Store for support and a 10% discount with a provided coupon code.

Inclusion of a large sheet of foil stickers for gold lining, providing a chrome effect without painting.

Availability of waterslide decals for a more ambitious detailing, despite potential application challenges.

A variety of decals including marking stickers and dry transfers, offering extensive customization options.

Introduction of the beam rifle with a clear green piece and its storage options within the model.

The grenade launcher's design and its compatibility with the shield and rifle for various weapon combinations.

The shield's design with stickers and its attachment options, including a new connector piece for a side mount.

Beam axes with extendable features and their combination for a double beam axes look with effect parts.

Beam saber effect parts with a unique design for a more interesting appearance compared to standard effects.

The bazooka's new inclusion in the OVA version, featuring movable handles and extendable features.

Articulation discussion, including the backpack's movement and connection stability.

Head articulation with an extendable range and clear green mono eye piece.

Torso and waist articulation limitations due to the heavy backpack design.

Shoulder and arm articulation, including the innovative way the shield can be connected.

Leg articulation with a good range of motion and detailed design under the skirt armor.

Size comparison highlighting the Master Grade Birkhoff as a large model in comparison to other Master Grades.

Various weapon combinations and their impact on posing options, despite some weight limitations.

Final thoughts on the kit's quality and recommendation for fans of the design, despite minor seam lines and detail concerns.

Transcripts

hey what is going on guys today we're

taking a look at the master raids two

non-jew ova version and wow it's been a

while since I've built this kit and it

still looks so amazing this is such a

nice looking kit

I just tend to forget after you don't

see it for a while but man I love this

kit so this kid originally came out in

2009 as the master grade Birkhoff later

the OVA version basically just changed

some of the material just some of the

ABS frame got changed to just

polystyrene plastic and also now the OVA

version does also include the bazooka

which the original version did not

include in the box so if you really want

to get this kit basically the only

reason for getting the burka is if you

really want the burqa decals but you can

buy the birdcall decals separately if

you can find them I think sometimes they

can be a little bit hard to find but

ultimately I think probably this is the

best version of this kit to get though

you can still get the perk call if you

do really prefer that but anyway if you

do want to get this kit I highly

recommend you get it from us a Gundam

store so thank you for their support and

sponsoring this review you can get this

kit and everything else there on their

site with 10% off using coupon code

there's a gorilla's 10 listed down there

in the video description as well as the

link to their site so check them out

this kit yeah 10 years old now but man

does it still hold up very nicely and

the weapons accessories everything for

this everything that you get in the box

definitely make it well well worth the

price this is one of those master grades

that you definitely have to build at

some point and I don't really ever say

that very often but this is one that I

definitely recommend that everyone

should build at some point just because

of how great it is and yeah well we'll

get into it so let's just start off by

just going through Evol the accessories

and everything that we get included in

the box here with this alright so first

up this came with a big sheet of foil

stickers for all the gold lining which I

did use on here and I have to say does

look really good I mean if you take the

time to put it on nicely I mean if you

didn't want to paint this or use the

waterslide decal so we also have I'll

show you in a minute then I think using

the stickers for this is a very viable

option I mean if you look really up

close you can see our eye is just

stickers you know but at a distance the

stickers do look really nice and that

gold chrome for those I think very

convincing but if you are feeling a

little bit more ambitious you do all

of course have the waterslide decals

here as well which are also in a really

nice bright chrome gold although I don't

know if I think you're probably infer

would have a challenge using these I

think probably ultimately what I would

do is just do a reverse wash painting

technique but I might give these a try

anyway you also have a set of marking

stickers I didn't use any of these this

is just a bunch of different markings

here in white yellow and red and we do

also have a set of dry transfers as well

so plenty of different decals that you

can put on this in all sorts of shapes

and sizes and of course we have an

action-based connector for this and a

standing pilot figure here 100 scale

full-frontal

and is just kind of standing pose

alright then let's get into the weapons

because we've got a lot to go over here

so first we have the beam rifle which is

very nice you have a clear green piece

in there it's very light clear green and

we actually have two of them one for

like the secondary camera back there

which can rotate out like that or you

can rotate that in to line them up

together otherwise this doesn't really

do anything else doesn't plug on to the

back of the suit anywhere or anything

it's just meant to be held in hand but

we can open up this for storage with

some other combination with some other

weapons which we'll get to in a moment

first of which being the grenade

launcher so you just kind of I guess

that's actually upside down there we go

so this can just be held in the hand as

it is I'm not sure how well though I

think it might be a little bit kind of

wonky to get to actually hold on to that

but we can applaud this up into here

that will just plug on to the underside

of there then you can close this back up

there you go for the more bulk doubt

beam rifle look with the grenade

launcher attachment onto the bottom of

that I love this and that's really in a

really nice you can also attach that

though on to the bottom of the shield or

so here's the shield again with some

more of those cool stickers on there

again these lining bits you know it's

not really all that difficult to get

them put on there straight so again the

stickers do look really nice if you just

take your time with those the shield

just very nice this will just attach

onto the back of the arm unfortunately

no way to kind of slide this around like

with the size of you burqa it's like

kind of on a track you can slide the

shield around to the side of the arm you

don't have that option with this one

that is one of the things that I dislike

about this kit unfortunately

oh excuse me hey guys editing Zaku here

and I realized something that I wanted

to add into the video here so according

to the manual you have this one left of

our extra piece from the bazooka Runner

and I didn't really think about it too

much until I just kind of realized now

that this is actually a different piece

for the shield connector so you can use

this to mount the shield not totally

onto the side of the arm but more off to

the side rather than just straight onto

the back of the arm like with the

regular shield connector so not really

sure why it tells you not to use this

part at all but you can definitely use

that to connect the shield on to the

side of the arm sort of so there you go

you won't see like this at all for the

rest of the review because everything

else is already filmed but I just want

to let you guys know that you do have

that and so don't throw away that extra

part if you do want to use this for the

shield which you probably do but this

arm attachment can be folded up and you

can actually mount this onto a hook like

up on like the shoulder armor which is

kind of wonky it's really weird I'll

show it to you guys any a little bit

later but I've never really found it to

be all really that useful but as I

mentioned you can attach the grenade

launcher here into the back of the

shield we stink that up into there there

you go that can be attached in there so

you can shoot that out the shield

instead then we have the beam axis so

these are really nice these can just be

handheld these actually do slide up like

that as well for their extended form

like that and so these can actually they

have a different connectors there at the

end they can be attached together to

make it double beam acts like this and

we've got some beautiful effect parts

for these to short and to long beam

effects parts again gonna be the same

ones that are included with the subs

beaver car and so you'd be familiar with

these if you built that kit already of

course there's the shorter blade and the

longer more pointy blade and so the

effect parts for these look fantastic

these can also be stored into the back

of the shield though we stick one on

this side and other on opposite side

like that there you go those can be

plugged into the back of the shield like

that and then of course you can use the

effect parts with that as well

like that for a really cool look again

that's half and half of course if you

wanted to make it symmetrical could use

the same ones like that and now that's

going to be very long

not sure how well it's gonna be able to

hold on to that because now it's of

course getting very heavy with all this

on there but can get heavier with our

last accessories well not net last let's

talk about these first so we have these

effect parts as well these beam saber

effect parts the beam saber handles are

stored up inside the forearm I'll show

you in a minute you can just pull those

out and we've got these really nice

beams every effect parts here also in

clear yellow really love the effect on

these rather than just like your

standard beam saber effect parts these

have a much more interesting look to

them they look fantastic but then the

last accessor here is of course the

bazooka which is new to this version of

the kit so here's the full extended form

I guess I should say it like that

it's really really cool the main handle

can move forward and back like that and

does also have a secondary handle up

here which can move side to side like

that and as you saw here it does also

extend it but that's for attaching it

onto some either the rifle or the back

of the shields this also can be attached

on to either one of those as well so the

first thing to do that to remove this

kind of array here on the top I'm gonna

go back to the rifle here and fold out

the secondary camera like that and also

remove this and take the pieces that we

took off the top of the bazooka remove

this part here off the back real quick

so the beam rifles scope on to the top

of here there like that and then take

this piece leave took off put it back

onto there plug this back on to the top

of the beam rifle and it's getting

pretty bulked out now there on the top

it's pretty loaded up with all that

stuff on the top of there and then we're

going to take the bazooka and plug this

on to the bottom of here so you need to

put this down to its fully closed up

form like that and it just plugs on to

the bottom in the same way that the

grenade launcher did clip clip that all

into place and there you go I love this

as well it's SuperDuper heavy though so

it's really not going to be able to hold

this out because it's just too heavy but

it looks fantastic if you can get it to

hold it up then more power to you might

have to use a secondary stand or

something or you know glue or pin the

arm in place to make it totally fixed

pose but this weapon is just too awesome

looking so if you had to the bazookas

you have one attached onto here it could

also attach it onto the back of the

shield though so attached to the back of

the shield we're going to take our out

this handle and then we're gonna put

this connect this

back onto the back part of here plugs

into place up inside there like that is

gonna just plug straight on to the back

of the shield here and then the beam

axis will actually you can see will plug

into these little bits here on the side

like that and then keeps wanting to kind

of extend out on its own there I want to

forgive that but anyway here it is then

attached onto the back of the shield so

really cool so I mean the weapons

themselves are all really cool just by

themselves but the fact that you can mix

and match them and plug them onto the

shield and rifle all sorts of different

ways is just really really cool just

makes for a lot of different posting

options and like weaponizing options you

can do for the shinenju here there

alright now that we're through all of

that let's talk about some of the

articulation I want to go over the

backpack first because then I want to

remove that before going over the rest

of the articulation just so it's out of

the way so first off the big thirst or

pause here at the top can move

side-to-side and also up and down so you

have a pretty wide range of movement

there for those they can also open up

when you open up the top and bottom the

middle part extends out so watch that

carefully like that it's a little bit of

movement but still pretty cool and

especially if you've seen the OVA or the

anime version where that does that in

the anime it's cool field to recreate

that with the model kit here so very

nice and of course everything looks

really good on that fuel tanks here are

also on Baldwin sangkum you can sort of

adjust the angle of those slightly but

not really a whole lot of movement

really with those that's pretty much it

there for the backpack luckily it has a

better connection than the Hg it just

kind of slots down into there and it's

pretty strong pretty secure connection

for that so let's go to the head then

head you can extend up all the way to

there which is actually pretty nice to

think really nice upward movement there

you have a clear green part in there for

the mono eye as well really hard to see

up inside there although I will say I do

wish that de volcans were in molded gray

just if those were molded piece not

really that hard to paint so I'm not

really too worried about that but it

just would've been nice if they were an

actual separate part kind of like with

the unicorn then the head will go all

the way down to there so overall really

nice it does have a little tiny bit of a

seam line here in the back of a head

under like the main top part under his

hat a little bit of seam line right down

the middle of the back of there

it's pretty negligible here for the

cockpit hatch that can't open up you

open up this top bar here first this

second part here that also opens up like

that and then the lower part opens down

you can see our seated pilot figure of

full-frontal is up inside of there but

it's not really going to be all that

easy to see I suppose it'll just close

that back up as for the articulation of

the torso you got a little bit to the

back and maybe just a tiny bit of port

and back movement there side to side

movement also not really gonna be all

that existent and then also rotation we

have a little bit here

side to side not really a whole lot so

towards articulation not really all that

much but again it's got a heavy backpack

so having lower articulation there in

the waist could have been an issue with

that

as for the shoulders those will extend

out to the front all the way to there so

not too bad shoulder armor can move up

by itself to about therefore I'm

noticing the parts kind of sort of

coming apart a little bit like that and

then of course this part here does also

move separately on its own there and

here is where that part will extend out

for connecting the shield this little

part here pops out like that and then it

hangs down and the shield can hang on

that and yeah I've just never really

found it all that practical it really

but it's I guess it's there anyway I

suppose so then the arm can go up all

the way to there which is more than 90

degrees so not too bad upward movement

there for that otherwise the arm will

just work pretty and normally here this

rotation there at the top and then a

double joint there at the elbow to give

you a nice full Bend there like that the

wrist is on a ball jump then also does

have a hinge so you can move that

forward and back a little bit as well

the thumb is one piece just on a ball

joint but the fingers are two pieces

each well that's it's one in three

fingers so you're the first finger then

the second third and fourth finger joint

you can slice those apart if you want

each finger has a single joint they're

in the middle of them so they're kind of

not the fully articulated fingers but

like the mostly articulated fingers I

think is pretty good pretty well enough

and the back of the arm does also open

up the front part kind of bends forward

a little bit in the back part can be

extended out like that and there's where

you got your beam saber handles up

inside there so good easy ways to take

them out is just by using

Sabre effect bar and I'm gonna push that

out the back like that and you've got

your beam saber handle there or if you

put the beam saber effect part in there

you can stick that up inside the arm

like that for some beam tonfa action so

that's pretty cool down here in the

skirt section obviously going to be a

little bit limited by the tubing parts

here the hoses around the waist section

are going to be kind of getting the way

a little bit but you can move the front

skirts up to about there which is not

too bad but it's gonna be a little bit

limiting the side skirts as well we'll

move up to there so I'm not bad at all

for those back here at the back skirts

those will move separately have some

nice color separation with a little bits

of grey poking out around in different

sections on there up underneath the

skirt section as well also got a lot of

really nice detail up underneath there

and up right at the front skirt as well

but it's gonna be kind of hard to see

but you do it's a nice detail up

underneath the skirting armor which is

always nice hip joint is not on a track

or anything so that doesn't move so just

got some rotation here at the top you

can bring the leg out to the side nice

and far no problems with that but

forward to about 290 degrees looks like

it's probably gonna be about the limit

of that where this the front skirts

gonna be getting the way ask for our

knee bend here with this nice knee bend

with some separation of this kind of two

parts of the knee armor there the outer

red part and the inner decorative parts

there for the knee both separating

giving you a really nice full Bend there

at the knee very nice close that back up

this part here on the side of the leg

can be kind of extended out a little bit

aways from there and you can rotate that

forward and back up and down and kind of

move that all around basically just

gonna be kind of stuck on to the side of

the leg as best you can for most of the

time this little piece here on the front

above the ankle does move up and down a

little bit like that here on the back

this part does also move up and down

like that the secondary partners also

move up and down like that for opening

that up and then for the ankles you can

get a pretty good side-to-side movement

there with those I love the kind of

design of these sort of like slimmed it

down Osby feet very very nice for the

design of these the little toe band

there and just a little bit and then the

whole front half the book can also bend

up a little bit like that but not down

so you're only gonna be gonna be able to

put the point the toe down a little bit

but you can bring the whole foot down

all the way to there so that's really

nice

or that's up underneath the feet got

some nice detail up on her there as well

and then I just also want to show you

guys a quick size comparison here cause

addition under is a very big boy it's

going to be a very large master grade

compared to most master grades and so

yeah it's gonna be taking up a lot of

shelf space alright so obviously it was

so many different weapons combinations

there's going to be a lot of imposing

options I'll just go through some of

them now to wrap up the review but I

wanted to start off with some of the

heaviest options here with a bazooka

mounted onto the beam rifle and the long

a huge effect parts mounted onto the

shield ya can hold on to the big giant

rifle and bazooka that's not gonna be

able to hold it up straight by any means

I've tried it it's just not gonna work

so but it can actually it can hold on to

it without dropping it so the hand is at

least strong enough to at least hang on

to that it's just going to be is you're

gonna have a hard time actually having

it like up in a sort of firing pose but

either way it does still look awesome

even though it's not firing it even if

it's just hanging on to it it still

looks really good be among all the

different weapons combinations even if

you are using some of the heavier ones

you can still do some cool poses with

those even though you're going to be a

little bit limited by them but you do

have a lot of different options to work

with so you you have a lot to choose

from anyway maybe you guys couldn't tell

I really really like this kit there was

very little to complain about it aside

from the way the weapons there's the c1

on the back of the head a little tiny

seam line there's the seam line on the

thruster on the fuel tanks on the back

and do wish that the little very little

grey vents a little square vents at the

end of the fuel tanks if that was a

separate piece I feel like if this kit

was made today then that would be a

separate piece otherwise you just have

to mask those while you're painting the

fuel tanks not really a big deal but

it's just one small little thing while

this building I was just reminded like

oh yeah that's like not a separate part

that's that's too bad but otherwise yeah

the kit is is great it still it looks

fantastic despite it may have a little

bit of trouble doing some certain poses

I think whatever pose you put it in

whatever good pose you're able to get it

in its gonna look fantastic and it may

be a little bit expensive but it's very

large and a really complex and really

nicely put together kits so I think

totally justified in the price you get a

lot of different weapon options and

everything in

I get a lot of sticker decal options as

well the fact that it comes with any

waterslides at all is a blessing and

that would just with standard release

master grades if it's not a ver Cod then

normally it doesn't come with any water

sides at all so it's nice to get some

water side decals in there for the

lining the stickers do look pretty good

though if you want to use those

otherwise and then you have the regular

marking stickers and dry transfers as

well so a lot of different decal options

for this to dress it up even better some

people might think that it's a little

bit low on surface detail and I could

sort of understand that yet could have a

little bit more in the way of surface

detail in some areas but not really a

big thing for me I like the look of this

just as it is but of course you could

dress it up adding some more detail on

to that if you wanted if you're so

inclined

but I would say as it is even ten years

later this is still the best version of

the Chinon juice so if you are a fan of

the design then definitely pick up the K

at some point and so that is it for the

review guys again thank you to us at

Gundam store for their support thank you

all for watching if you have further

questions or comments of course as

always feel free to leave those down

below in the comment section and I'll

see you guys next time have a go on back

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