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Bandai Hobby MG RX-78-4 Gundam (2003) 1/100
From the Gundam 'gaiden' ('side stories'), Bandai brings us the stunning RX-78-4 Gundam G04 in nothing less than a Master Grade kit. Made up of 11 runners of injection plastic and one runner of polycaps, with two small sets of decals for detail, this is easily one of the most complex of the Gundam versions. Have fun putting it all together! Lots of poseability thanks to polycaps at the joints. Just a quick note -- though this is a Master Grade kit, unlike other recent MG kits it does not feature the inner-frame system we've gotten used to (this keeps the kit a little simpler, and keeps the cost down for you!).
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Bandai Hobby MG RX-78-4 Gundam (2003) 1/100
From the Gundam 'gaiden' ('side stories'), Bandai brings us the stunning RX-78-4 Gundam G04 in nothing less than a Master Grade kit. Made up of 11 runners of injection plastic and one runner of polycaps, with two small sets of decals for detail, this is easily one of the most complex of the Gundam versions. Have fun putting it all together! Lots of poseability thanks to polycaps at the joints. Just a quick note -- though this is a Master Grade kit, unlike other recent MG kits it does not feature the inner-frame system we've gotten used to (this keeps the kit a little simpler, and keeps the cost down for you!).
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From the Gundam 'gaiden' ('side stories'), Bandai brings us the stunning RX-78-4 Gundam G04 in nothing less than a Master Grade kit. Made up of 11 runners of injection plastic and one runner of polycaps, with two small sets of decals for detail, this is easily one of the most complex of the Gundam versions. Have fun putting it all together! Lots of poseability thanks to polycaps at the joints. Just a quick note -- though this is a Master Grade kit, unlike other recent MG kits it does not feature the inner-frame system we've gotten used to (this keeps the kit a little simpler, and keeps the cost down for you!).
