RG 1/144 GN-001 Gundam Exia, Bandai

 RG 1/144 GN-001 Gundam Exia from Mobile Suit Gundam 00 is now available as plastic model kit Gunpla Real Grade Bandai.

GN-001 Gundam Exia 

GN-001 Gundam Exia (ガンダムエクシア) is a mobile suit featured in season one of Mobile Suit Gundam 00 and is piloted by Setsuna F. Seiei. Specializing in close combat and armed mainly with melee weapons, the Gundam Exia is one of four Gundams deployed in AD 2307 by the paramilitary organization, Celestial Being, to eliminate world conflicts through armed interventions.

To fight against the world with their small numbers and win, these Gundams have overwhelming power and equipped with advanced technology a century ahead of its time. Notably, the semi-perpetual GN Drive mounted in the center of the Gundams provide almost limitless energy and generates special, multifunctional GN Particles.

RG 1/144 GN-001 Gundam Exia

Gundam Exia, which appears in "Mobile Suit Gundam OO", is the 15th lineup of the Real Grade series. Kanetake Ebikawa, who was in charge of the mechanic design of Gundam Exia, thoroughly supervised and designed new markings.

Achieves an outstanding range of movement with the new advanced MS joint. You can enjoy the human movement. GN drive is removable. The GN code pursues the texture and details imaged from the plasma tube array.

The GN condenser realistically reproduces the brilliance and texture of metal with clear parts and realistic decals including the inside. The GN particle supply code is reproduced with hologram PET. Includes 7 swords and shields from which the development code "Seven Swords" was derived. Plated parts are used for the blade of the GN sword. Molded product x 9, Realistic decal x 1, Hologram PET x 1, Assembly manual x 1

RG Gundam Exia set contents

• Body Unit
• GN Sword
• GN Beam Saber
• GN Beam Dagger
• GN Long Blade & GN Short Blade
• GN Shield
• Decal

RG Gundam Exia details

• 1/144 Assembly plastic model
• Material: Plastic ABS, PVC
• Publisher: BANDAI SPIRIT
• Price: JPY 2,750
• 1st Release Date: April 26, 2014