Kit Review

Straight build + Seals

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Various angles

Detail shots

The main body has a redesigned head, shoulders, and back of the neck.

Newly sculpted weapons added for the Tallgeese III

The Mega Cannon came out looking great with a nice sense of depth

The Mega Cannon's deployment gimmick.

Inside view of the shield

RG Tallgeese III - You can swap out the tip parts of the shield to attach the Heat Rod, though it feels a bit on the shor

You can swap out the tip parts of the shield to attach the Heat Rod,
though it feels a bit on the short side.

A newly sculpted Zechs Merquise figure is included too!

Same hand and beam parts configuration as before.

RG Tallgeese III - The cockpit hatch opening and various deployment gimmicks are the same as before. (1/4)

RG Tallgeese III - The cockpit hatch opening and various deployment gimmicks are the same as before. (2/4)

The cockpit hatch opening and various deployment gimmicks are the same as before.

Leftover parts

Limb articulation is also the same as before.

RG Tallgeese III - Beam saber pose (1/3)

Beam saber pose

RG Tallgeese III - Mega Cannon firing pose (1/4)

RG Tallgeese III - Mega Cannon firing pose (2/4)

Mega Cannon firing pose

RG Tallgeese III - Heat Rod action pose (1/4)

RG Tallgeese III - Heat Rod action pose (2/4)

Heat Rod action pose

RG Tallgeese I / II / III group shot

Together with the MG Tallgeese III released through Club G.

Together with the 1/144 Tallgeese III released in 1998.

This kit is the RG Tallgeese III released as a Club G (Premium Bandai) online exclusive. It's based on the standard release RG Tallgeese ~ Endless Waltz versionwith changed molded colors and newly added sculpts. The head, shoulders, and back of the neck have been redesigned, and a number of new weapons have been added.

The newly sculpted weapons include the Mega Cannon, shield, and Heat Rod, along with a new 1/144 Zechs Merquise figure. The Mega Cannon features a deployment gimmick at the front, and the tip of the shield can be swapped out to attach and detach the Heat Rod. The Heat Rod has a wire built inside, so you can bend and hold it in various directions — though it came out shorter than expected, which makes it a bit tricky to pull off really dynamic poses.

The rest of the main body structure is the same as before, so it's a solid RG kit with decent articulation and joint strength. For this review, you'll really just want to take a close look at the redesigned head, shoulders, and back of the neck, along with the new weapons. The weapons are a bit bulkier than before, but the body holds up well, so standing and posing don't seem to be much of an issue — which is a relief.

Anyway, with all the new sculpts added, this kit has a much stronger sense of originality compared to the RG Tallgeese II, which only differed in the head sculpt. If you're a fan of the Tallgeese series, this is definitely a kit worth building — should be a fun one! :-)

RG Tallgeese III | 2019.7 | ¥3,100

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.