Mecha Collection Yamato 2202 Tsvarke & Deathvatator

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator Box

Release 2018.8

Price ¥1,000

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Waterslide decals

Parts diagram

Manual

Size comparison with a cigarette pack.

The silhouette doesn't show up well against a bright background..

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Using the inside of the box as a backdrop to bring out the silhouette and detai

Using the inside of the box as a backdrop to bring out the silhouette and details

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Tsvarke from various angles (1/4)

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Tsvarke from various angles (2/4)

Tsvarke from various angles

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Deathvatator from various angles (1/6)

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Deathvatator from various angles (2/6)

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Deathvatator from various angles (3/6)

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Deathvatator from various angles (4/6)

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Deathvatator from various angles (5/6)

Mecha Collection Tsvarke & Deathvatator - Deathvatator from various angles (6/6)

From various angles — Deathvatator

Leftover parts from the original stands

Together with the Tsvarke that came in the 1/1000 Gamilas Warship Set 3.

Together with the Deathvatator that came in the 1/1000 Naska-class Kisca.

This kit is Mecha Collection Yamato 2202 Series No. 6, Tsvarke & Deathvatator SetIt's a combined set of two aircraft, both of which are reused accessories from previously released kits. The Tsvarke is taken from the 1/1000 Gamilas Warship Set 3 , and the Deathvatator is taken from the 1/1000 Naska-class Kisca— combined here with only the molded colors changed.

So there's nothing really new to look at here. Both were well done and fit nicely within the Mecha Collection concept — the sculpting is impressive for their size, but since both have light molded colors, the silhouettes and details don't stand out all that well. Another thing worth noting is that instead of the stand parts that were included on the original kit runners, a generic black stand has been added — which means the original stand parts just end up as leftover parts.

Anyway, it's essentially just a color variant combo kit, but the appeal — if there is one — is being able to get these two distinctive Mecha Collection-sized kits separately. The straight build looks pretty plain, so this is really a kit best left to those who plan on painting it. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.