AG Dorado - Dalong.net

Release 2012. 4

Price ¥600

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Box open

Box art

AG Dorado - Manual Printed Inside the Box (1/4)

AG Dorado - Manual Printed Inside the Box (2/4)

Manual Printed Inside the Box

Game Chip That Goes in the Backpack

Runner shots

Parts diagram

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Body and Head

Back Section

Legs

Only the Shoulders and Head Are Articulated.

The Beam Rifle Can Also Be Mounted on the Rear.

Two Triple Beam Vulcans That Mount on Each Arm Are Also Included.

Triple Beam Vulcan Action... though it feels a bit too bare to call it that ^^;

AG Dorado - Beam Rifle Firing Pose (1/3)

Beam rifle firing pose

Together with the Similarly Styled AG Gafran.

AG Dorado - Together with the HG Dorado. The front view has a very similar color scheme, but the size and shape of the beam r

Together with the HG Dorado. The front view has a very similar color scheme, but the size and shape of the beam rifle mounted on the rear are completely different ^^;

The 16th AG kit is the Dorado, which has also been released as an HG. Since the original design itself uses a simple color scheme of purple and black, even the basic color separation at the AG level is enough to produce a straight build shot that looks very close to the HG. That said, as you can see in the photos above, the beam rifle that hangs off the rear like a tail has been scaled down to a noticeably different size.

The neck and shoulders being the only articulated points is the same as previous kits, but the package contents are still decent enough — it includes two triple beam vulcans, just like the HG version. One thing that has changed, though I'm not sure why, is that the game card included with previous kits is gone starting from this one.

Anyway, there's nothing particularly standout about it, but among the AG lineup, it does deserve some credit for having a color scheme that holds up well even as a straight straight build. The basic quality is clean and tidy, so if this kind of kit is your thing, it's definitely worth a fun build. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.