Mecha Collection Yamato 2199 Lambea

Release 2014.6

Price ¥400

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Parts diagram

Manual

Size comparison with a cigarette pack.

Mecha Collection Lambea - Various angles (1/5)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Various angles (2/5)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Various angles (3/5)

Various angles

Underside

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (1/10)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (2/10)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (3/10)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (4/10)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (5/10)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (6/10)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (7/10)

Mecha Collection Lambea - Detail shots (8/10)

Detail shots

The barrel can rotate.

Together with the Mecha Collection Yamato 2199.

Together with the 1/1000 Lambea.

This kit is the Lambea, released as No. 4 in the Mecha Collection Yamato 2199 series. It's a warship characterized by its multi-layered decks, and despite its small size, each deck is nicely sculpted. The upper deck section should be gray, but given that it's under 10cm, color separation wasn't implemented.

As you can see in the comparison photos above, it came out smaller than the other Mecha Collection warships. Still, for its size, the detail and sense of depth are pretty well done. Personally though, since it's non-scale anyway, I can't help wishing it had come out a bit larger. And aside from the gimmick of a few rotating barrels, there are no other moving parts — so for this review, just sit back and enjoy the overall sculpt and the details tucked into every corner.

Anyway, as a multi-decked space warship with plenty of personality, if the style appeals to you, this seems like a fun little Mecha Collection kit to casually enjoy. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.