REVIEW Gundam Universe GF13-001NHII Master Gundam, Bandai

This is review of Gundam Universe GF13-001NHII Master Gundam, an action figure Gunpla from Mobile Fighter G Gundam series.

Gundam Universe Master Gundam Review

A rugged figure often found in the Gundam Universe. There is no conspicuous arrangement, but the feature is that the color is a little lighter in both black and purple.

Head Unit

The head is also faithful to the animation without any special arrangement. However, the top of the head that spread to the left and right was slightly warped. The eyes are painted metallic as usual. The antenna was sharp and the slits and ducts were painted accurately.

Body Unit

There is almost no arrangement for the fuselage. There is no habit in proportions and it looks normal.

Arms and Legs Unit

There are often some arrangements in this area, but this time there is almost none. It is also normal for body shape balance. The wing shield can be moved at two points, a ball joint and a roll. There was no deployment gimmick.

Weaponry and Accessories

The proportions are not so different, but the colors are quite different, and this time it was closer to the setting image. Also with God Gundam in the same universe. It's not that noticeable, but this time it was a little smaller.

Movability and Articulation

Since the joints are common to the series, the movement is almost the same as the others. It's fine if the main aircraft is shooting, but if it's a main fighting aircraft, it feels quite unsatisfactory with this kind of movement.

Since my knees only bend about 90 degrees, I can't decide on a flying kick. Also, since there is no flat hand with all the fingers, it was impossible to reproduce the typical pose properly. Twelve royal swords and large cars. Darkness finger. A luminous wrist for this is included. Regarding the color of the aircraft, I liked this time more than the RoDa version, so it was regrettable to move.

Summary

This is the review of GUNDAM UNIVERSE Master Gundam. Unusually in this series, there were almost no arrangements such as proportions and details, and the coloring was faithful to the setting image, and I personally liked the finish quite a bit.

However, regarding the movement, since it is a joint common to the series this time as well, it felt quite unsatisfactory for the master who is a fighting machine, there was no flat hand with impressive fingers in the play, and the satisfaction in terms of play was low. Movable etc. are not good, but it looks good and the price is very cheap, so if you are satisfied with that area, I recommend it.