Limited edition parts variant of RG-25 with blue psychoframe. Includes new tail stabilizers for Armed Armor DE units. Bundled with limited first press release of Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn Blu-ray BOX Complete Edition. bilibili exclusive color variant of RG-25 with blue psychoframe. Limited to 10000 units; available through lottery sale. Released to celebrate the 10th anniversary of bilibili. Characters | Locations | Mobile Suits | Nations and Factions | Technology | Warships and Spacecraft RGM-86R GM III | RGM-88X Jeddah | RGM-89 Jegan | RGZ-91 Re-GZ | RX-93 ν Gundam | RX-93-ν2 Hi-ν Gundam The Sazabi in the Mobile Suit Gundam Twilight Axis ONA is based on the Hajime Katoki (Ver. Ka) redesign. The Ver. Ka is based on the 2012 Gundam Front Tokyo Dome-G design.

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Third non-Gundam release. Features gloss coating and gold chrome plated parts. Includes Full Frontal figurine. First Zeon MS in the series. Features a gear mechanism that moves the monoeye when the head is turned sideways. Includes Char Aznable figurine. P-Bandai exclusive parts and color variant of RG-18. Color variant of RG GN-0000/7S 00 Gundam Seven Sword with GN Sword II Blaster. Transforms from Unicorn Mode to Destroy Mode with minor parts-forming on the head and feet. MS Joint features clear colored parts. Includes optional non-transformable antennas in Unicorn and Destroy Modes and Banagher Links figurine. Released to coincide with the grand opening of The Gundam Base Tokyo and as part of the Gunpla Evolution Project. San Diego Comic-Con International 2013 exclusive color variant of RG-04. Includes additional marking sheet.Gundam SEED (Manga) — Gundam SEED (Novel) | Gundam SEED Destiny (Manga) — Gundam SEED Destiny (Novel) | Astray — Astray (Novel) — Astray R — Astray B — X Astray | Destiny Astray — Destiny Astray (Photo-Novel) — Destiny Astray (Novel) — Destiny Astray R — Destiny Astray B — Frame Astrays — Frame Astrays (Photo-Novel) — Δ Astray — Phantom Pain Report — SEED Vs Astray | SEED: BHB | Club Yonkoma | Suit CD | Suit CD (Manga) | The Edge | Gundam SEED MSV — Gundam SEED Destiny MSV | STARGAZER (Manga) | SEED ASTRAY Princess of the Sky | Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Eclipse | Art and Data of Gundam SEED Gundam Front Tokyo exclusive re-release of RG-01 with a BA-1 display base and adapter to replicate the floating pose on the venue's promotional posters, as well as Magnetic Coating joint parts, a floating Amuro Ray figurine, and an extra marking sheet of the 1/1 scale Gundam statue's 2012 livery. P-Bandai exclusive color variant of RG-19, with "Gerbera Straight" katana replaced by the "Gáe Bulg" rail bazooka. Comes with Rondo Gina Sahaku figurine. Includes stub piece to replicate unit with missing right arm. The RG line is known for the Advanced MS Joint, using a dual-molding technique with both ABS and PP plastics. Initially, the inner frame of RG suits were placed on a single gate for easy construction, along with hands with poseable fingers. More recently, however, the inner frames of RG kits became more dependent on hand-built inner frames made of PS or ABS plastic. Advanced MS Joint frames from here are instead are more limited and used to construct parts of the kit that are more impractical to assemble. Additionally, hands with poseable digits ceased to be included with these kits, them instead containing a wider range of fixed hands. Kits in the below list with these more limited frames have additional details regarding their function. Sinanju and 00 Qan[T] have been the only Real Grade releases within five years of their source material that were not a retooling of an existing Real Grade.

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The Psycho-Frame is a technology that builds the brainwave-to-machine code translator known as Psycommu into the atom-level of the metal frame of a Mobile Suit. This allows a Newtype pilot to control the mobile suit as if it were his/her own body. With the exception of Mobile Suits that have only appeared in manga, currently all Real Grade kits are from productions that have received an English dub.P-Bandai exclusive color variant of RG-10, uses duplicate runners to achieve the proper color scheme. Includes custom marking sheet. Gunpla Expo World Tour 2016 exclusive clear color variant of RG GN-001 Gundam Exia (Trans-Am Mode) Gloss Injection Ver.. Gundam Build Fighters Amazing - Gundam Build Fighters Document - Gundam Build Fighters Amazing Ready - Gundam Build Fighters Amazing Try | Gundam Build Fighters Honoo - Gundam Build Fighters Honoo Try | Gundam Build Fighters Plamo Diver: Kit & Built

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The beam shot rifle is a hand-carried ranged beam weapon that was designed to be used by the Sazabi. It is noticeably larger than most other beam rifles, is powered by a rechargeable energy cap, and has a power rating of 10.2 MW. A unique feature of this rifle is that it has two barrels, one for firing normal beam shots and another for firing a scattershot-like beam blasts. The latter is similar to what is fired by a shotgun, the wider beam spreads the damage over a greater area.Theater and The Gundam Base Tokyo exclusive clear color variant of RG-32 with limited first press release box cover. Released for the theatrical premiere of Mobile Suit Gundam: Hathaway's Flash. Gundam Side-F and The Gundam Base Tokyo exclusive parts and color variant of RG-32 with new parts to replicate the Life-Sized RX-93ff ν Gundam statue. Uses duplicate F and K plate runners for color accuracy. Includes water slide decal sheet for Amuro Ray's personal marking. The Gundam Base Tokyo exclusive re-release of RG-27 with LED inner frame in place of the original Advanced MS Framework. Non-transformable stationary kit. Includes display base that holds three AAA batteries (not included). Gundam Plastic models, Gundam Plamo, or Gunpla (ガンプラ, Ganpura)[1] are model kits depicting the mecha machinery and characters of the fictional Gundam multiverse by Bandai. These kits became popular among mecha anime fans and model enthusiasts in Japan and nearby Asian countries beginning in the 1980s. Gundam modeling spread in the 1990s with North America and Europe being exposed to Gundam through television and manga. The name Gunpla derives from the phrase “Gundam plastic model”, since most kits are made of plastic.