Macross HG

VF-31E Siegfried (Chuck Mustang Use) Deluxe Set

Kit Review

Straight build + Panel lining + Stickers

Macross VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie Alto Custom Deluxe Set - Battroid mode / Fighter mode displayed alongside the acrylic stand ( Macross VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie Alto Custom Deluxe Set - Battroid mode / Fighter mode displayed alongside the acrylic stand (

Battroid mode / Fighter mode displayed alongside the acrylic stand

Macross VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie Alto Custom Deluxe Set - Reina Prowler acrylic stand, standalone. (1/2) Macross VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie Alto Custom Deluxe Set - Reina Prowler acrylic stand, standalone. (2/2)

Reina Prowler acrylic stand, standalone.

Macross VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie Alto Custom Deluxe Set - Stand


Stand

Macross VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie Alto Custom Deluxe Set - Included waterslide decals.

Included waterslide decals.

Macross VF-25F Messiah Valkyrie Alto Custom Deluxe Set - Group shot with the acrylic stands from the VF-31 Deluxe Sets.

Group shot with the acrylic stands from the VF-31 Deluxe Sets.

This kit is the HG VF-31E Siegfried (Chuck Mustang Use)Deluxe Set released alongside the HG VF-31E Siegfried (Chuck Mustang Use). Just like the previous releases, it adds a Reina Prowler acrylic stand and bonus waterslide decals to the standard release. It comes in at ¥7,500 — a ¥2,500 increase over the standard version.

For details on the included VF-31E itself, please refer to the standard edition review. In this review, it's probably enough to just take a good look at the added acrylic stand and decals. The stand quality is decent as always, but a ¥2,500 price bump does feel a bit steep. That said, just like the previous releases, a large and lovely waterslide decal sheet is also included.

So with this, four out of the five Macross Delta heroines have now been represented. Unless you're a Macross Delta fan who's really after that acrylic stand, the standard edition is probably the better buy. :-)

HG VF-31E Siegfried (Chuck Mustang Use) Deluxe Set | 2026.6 | ¥7,500

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.