Kit Review
Straight build + Stickers
Size comparison with a cigarette pack
Various angles
Detail shots of each section.
It feels a bit plain compared to the Thousand Sunny.
The seals that go on the flags and sails are made of soft material, so they conform smoothly to curved surfaces.
Bottom detail.
There's a silver foil seal on the back of the clear parts at the front, which gives off a bit of a reflective shine.
The mast can be configured two ways — with or without the sail attached.
With the sail removed.
With the sail removed, you can see the body much more clearly.
The stand has a notch,
so it holds the model more securely than the Thousand Sunny.
There's also a hole on the bottom for compatibility with Action Base 2.
To attach the wave effect parts, you first need to separate the top and bottom of the submarine's main body.
Since you have to slide the main body up through the bottom of the wave parts,
you'll need to remove the sail and lantern beforehand, then reattach them after connecting the wave parts. A little bit of a hassle ^^;
True to its submarine nature, the look of only the upper half of the hull breaking the surface is nicely recreated.
As you can see, the main body is attached by sliding it up from underneath the wave parts.
Together with the Thousand Sunny, released at the same time.
Together with the Thousand Sunny's wave parts.
As you can see, each set of wave parts is made separately to match the shape of each ship.
The Thousand Sunny and Trafalgar-Law's Submarine cutting through the waves together.