White Base

As the scale and price suggest, the box is large and quite heavy.

Side of the box

Just like the HGUC Dendrobium, there's a convenient handle on the top.

Box size comparison shot. It's shorter but wider than the Dendrobium box.

Looking from above you can really see the size difference.
Wider, but shorter in length and height... (about the size of a Chinese food delivery box??)

Open the lid and you'll find runners piled up in a jumble.

Just like the Dendrobium, there's a cardboard sheet in the middle to keep the runners stacked underneath from bearing too much weight.

Given the scale, the overall volume of the runners is enormous.

The three included Gundam Collection figures are of surprisingly high quality.

For the price and volume, the manual is surprisingly sparse... -.-

Runners that win on size rather than quantity

I stood a 1/400 same-scale Queen Mansa in the middle of the runners...

The wings and some other parts come pre-painted. The paint quality is just average.

Boldly, undergates are used on the gates of the pre-painted parts!!
And it's clearly Made in China...

~ Individual runner shots ~

Runner

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Runner

Parts for the front legs(?) too. Feels a bit sparse for the size~

Nice touch covering up the screw holes with those caps!

Parts for the MS display stand inside the left front leg

Once assembled, it looks roughly like this.

But this MS display stand is only in the left front leg. OTL The right side has nothing...

Parts for the rear thruster section. Again, oozing that simple aesthetic...

The main body.

The main body is about 40cm long and has various structures attached on both sides,
so there are multiple internal frame-like supports inside to reinforce its strength.

The exterior of the body is covered with opening hatches and covers.

Parts for the bridge area

The bridge isn't fixed in place — it sits on top as a cover that you can lift on and off.
A thoughtful touch so you can store your Gundam Collection figures inside later!

Roughly done with the body and front/rear legs.

The front legs first slide onto T-shaped pegs for a secure fit.

After fitting both front legs, a rod is pushed through to lock everything firmly in place.

Just slide it in like that~ Thanks to this, the front legs are locked in super tight!
Oddly enough, that rod part is a pale pinkish color... what were they thinking with that color choice?

Parts for the cannons on both sides.

The assembled look of the Double-Barreled Mega Particle Cannon (phew, what a mouthful;;). Seems like they put some thought into the detail work too.

The cannon isn't an opening type — you have to swap it out by pulling the whole cover off and putting a different one on.

To keep the cannon section firmly attached, you first slide the inner blue part into the side of the body using a T-shaped slide,
then fit the outer section over it. Clever little design!

Assembling the wings... you can see they have a nice pearlescent paint finish.

The wing attachment mechanism is pretty clever too!
First, there are 4 P-shaped pegs on the body side...

The wing attachment cover has 2 P-shaped pegs that fit neatly between the 4 P-shaped pegs on the body side.

Like so... click~ it snaps in satisfyingly and holds nice and firm.
The wings are locked in solid thanks to this.

The rear thruster section just slides straight in.
As you can see, the socket is very deep, so it holds on nice and tight.

Place it on the stand and the straight build is done! Seals not applied yet. The body length is roughly 60cm.
In person, it's absolutely massive and heavy.