Club G RG

Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode

Kit Review

Straight build + Seals

RG Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode - Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

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Various angles

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Detail shots

RG Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode - The weapon loadout and articulation are the same as the standard version. (1/2) RG Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode - The weapon loadout and articulation are the same as the standard version. (2/2)

The weapon loadout and articulation are the same as the standard version.

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Action poses

RG Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode - Together with the RG Freedom Gundam released as the standard version.

Together with the RG Freedom Gundam released as the standard version.

RG Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode - Together with the RG Strike Deactive Mode released through Club G.

Together with the RG Strike Deactive Mode released through Club G.

This kit is the RG Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode, released as a Club G (Premium Bandai) online exclusive. It's based on the RG Freedom Gundamreleased as the standard version, with the molded colors swapped out for deactive colors. No new sculpting here — it's a straightforward color variant kit.

The overall color scheme is very similar to its predecessor, the RG Strike Deactive Mode, using a two-tone gray as the base. The deep navy blue molded color has been nicely rendered in monochrome two-tone as well, which gives it a relatively rich color feel for a deactive scheme. Since this is purely a color variant kit, all you really need to focus on in this review is how the changed molded colors look. It still delivers excellent articulation and joint strength, though you do need to push the legs back quite a bit when standing it upright due to the weight of the wings.

All in all, this is a deactive version that really pops with its excellent molded color tones. If you're a fan of Freedom Gundam and the color scheme appeals to you, this color variant kit is definitely worth picking up. :-)

RG Freedom Gundam Deactive Mode | 2012.5 | ¥2,800

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.