This is one of the earlier HGUC kits, a version of one of the Zeon marine mobile suits. The Gog is faithfully replicated in its original MSG glory. The kit is very easy (and FAST) to assemble, with a minimum of complicated parts. There are No seam lines visible on the finished model, which will probably give releief to perfectionist modellers. The color molding is pretty standard, but customizers should note the colors are easy to paint over.
The MS itself has no external parts or accessories, but there is enough flexibility in the joints and hands to allow for a lot of poses. All the HGUC MSM have independently mounted fingers/claws, allowing for great poses! The balance is good too, this is one of the few HGUC kits that can have a running pose without immediately toppling over. In conclusion, nothing fancy here, but a diorama maker or a Zeon fan will want to have this one in their lineup.
August 11th, 2007 at 12:15 pm
This is one of the earlier HGUC kits, a version of one of the Zeon marine mobile suits. The Gog is faithfully replicated in its original MSG glory. The kit is very easy (and FAST) to assemble, with a minimum of complicated parts. There are No seam lines visible on the finished model, which will probably give releief to perfectionist modellers. The color molding is pretty standard, but customizers should note the colors are easy to paint over.
The MS itself has no external parts or accessories, but there is enough flexibility in the joints and hands to allow for a lot of poses. All the HGUC MSM have independently mounted fingers/claws, allowing for great poses! The balance is good too, this is one of the few HGUC kits that can have a running pose without immediately toppling over. In conclusion, nothing fancy here, but a diorama maker or a Zeon fan will want to have this one in their lineup.