FF-X29A G-Parts [Hrududu] Second Form
by ninjascience![FF-X29A G-Parts [Hrududu] Second Form](/ms-splash/hrududu_second.png)
- Model Number
- FF-X29A
- Unit Name
- G-Parts [Hrududu] Second Form
- Organziation
- Titans
- First Known Deployment
- unknown
- Accommodation
- Panoramic Monitor and Linear Seat
- Dimensions
- unknown
- Weight
- unknown
- Construction
- unknown
- Powerplant
- Minovsky-Type Ultra-Compact Fusion Reactor, output unknown
- Propulsion
- unknown
- Performance
- unknown
- Equipment
- Claw Unit x2, Beam Reflectors
- Optional Equipment
- none
- Sensor Radius
- unknown
- Fixed Armaments
- Beam Emitters x2
- Optional Armaments
- Long Blade Rifle x2
- Variations
- FF-X29A G-Parts [Hrududu]
- Pilot(s)
- Audrey April
- Assignment
- Titans Test Team (Black Otter Team)
- Development
- unknown
- Mecha Designer
- Fujioka Kenki
Model Number Breakdown
FF-X29A
- FF
- Fighter
- X29A
- Unknown, but the X could be for experimental, as in the RX series, and the A for auxiliary equipment
Comments
on April 20th, 2007 at 8:52 am
is hrududu 2nd form a combination of two hrududu's or an upgrade type? is it available comercially like primrose or just a lineart? Does Dengeki have plans reissuing hrududu? Many of us in the mecha community are waiting and hoping that they will. I got the primrose, actually i got two already but still im craving for hrududu. My TR collection will not be complete w/o it.
on April 20th, 2007 at 9:00 am
The Second Form can be made with two Hrududu kits, you don't need any extra parts. The trick is finding the kits. Since they were only released with a Dengeki Hobby Magazine issue from last year (can't recall exact month) they can be hard to find these days. Hopefully we'll get an HGUC release of the Hrududu and/or the Primrose from Bandai!
on April 20th, 2007 at 9:07 am
tnx man. so theres still alot of waiting for me to do. about the tr-6. do you have a full image of it? cant make out the head.the image you have here is nt complete.is there any link for it? I checked out MAHQ and its still not there.
on April 20th, 2007 at 9:11 am
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