REVIEW Metal Build NZ-666 Kshatriya, Anaheim Factory Models

The following is a review of Metalbuild NZ-666 Kshatriya, an action figure die-cast alloy inner-frame released by bootleg factory Anaheim Factory Models based on the original model of the Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn series.

Anaheim Factory Models Metal Build NZ-666 Kshatriya Review

Anaheim Factory Models (hereinafter referred to as AFM), a bootleg model factory, took the lead and launched this domestic finished alloy Kshatriya in January 2019

After all, as a body with such a weight as Kshatriya, everyone was more resentful. This time, the version launched by the manufacturer is even more in the ratio of 1:100, which satisfies a lot of volume control. Of course, as a product, what everyone cares about most is the quality. Although the resentment is satisfied, the quality is also what we care about.

Details

First of all, you can see from the picture that the shape is basically based on the shape of Elyn Kshatriya, but on that basis, 2 adjustments were made to add some details, color separation and details. It makes the overall style of the product more suitable for the current aesthetic. And the shape is closer to the set style and proportion, making the overall feel more domineering.

The nozzle position of some parts is still somewhat, although it is not obviously exposed, but it may be exposed at different angles when playing, which is not very beautiful.

It was also mentioned in the article that the hydraulic linkage position of the links of the 4-piece pods is easy to come out due to the stretching problem. Although the connectors themselves are also limited, it may be due to insufficient limit, so it is easy to cause problems.

Structure

In terms of structure, it is basically the focus of the manufacturer's second transformation. After all, players who have played the original version of Elyn Kshatriya should know that the skeleton structure of the original version is not suitable for playing. In addition, the structure of many places is not good, which also leads to Mobility is not ideal.

This time, the manufacturer has adjusted and transformed the unreasonable structure of the original version in a targeted manner. In some load-bearing positions, the alloy joint structure is used to ensure the stability of the product, and the design of some joints is even more adopted. After all, the organic combination of popular alloys and POM does not simply use metal-to-metal hard friction.

This way, on the one hand, it can ensure the stability of the load-bearing joints, and on the other hand, it can reduce some unnecessary alloy parts and reduce the load of the product itself. Thats making this product more suitable for playing. After all, I am too concerned about the use of alloy parts, and the feel of the product is indeed improved, but the playability will be relatively reduced. Therefore, the manufacturer's practice is a certain consideration for a product.

Finishing

The paint surface is also the focus of everyone's concern. The products themselves are all made by full coating. From this sample, the paint surface is smooth and neat as a whole, and there is no big paint.

There are no defects on the surface, and even with so many details on the body, there is no problem of large-scale overflow or inaccuracy of the coating. For a national model, it is not bad. The paint effect is painted with matte color paint, and the overall effect is good.

Movability and Articulation

There is basically no problem with the mobility of the product. The mobility of each joint is finally in place. Of course, as a large body, due to the influence of its shape, the mobility will not be too abnormal.

Some daily pose games are basically stress-free, and the manufacturer has optimized the joint firmness. Even after installing 4 large pods, the load-bearing of each joint can still be well maintained, and it will not be easy. loose. With the included stand, you can put it on and play well.

Summary

This is the review of Metalbuild NZ-666 Kshatriya from Anaheim Factory Models. On the whole, the Kshatriya quality of this AFM is indeed worth the fare, and the performance in all aspects is acceptable, regardless of the shape, structure, movement, paint effect, etc. It is a qualified product The product, for such a "big guy", is indeed worth considering.