Kit Review
Straight build + Stickers + Panel lining
Size comparison with a cigarette pack.
The total height is close to 50cm.
Detail shots
The linear cannon barrels are so long that
you'll probably often need to store all the barrels on the back like this when putting it in a display case.
The base configuration is a combined set of the Destiny Gundam Spec II and the Zeus Silhouette.
HGCE Destiny Gundam Spec II.
First, alongside the existing HGCE Destiny Gundam.
Only the molded color has been darkened — the parts lineup is otherwise identical.
The weapons and accessory contents are the same too.
Palma Fiocina beam gun in the palm + high-energy beam rifle pose
Arondight beam sword pose
Flash Edge 2 beam boomerang + high-energy long-range beam cannon pose
Two clear action bases are included.
The Zeus Silhouette seen from various angles.
It's so long that you need two stands to display it in the air.
It measures a whopping 52cm, making it even slightly longer than the linear cannon.
Linear cannon and weapon-swap replacement parts
To attach the Zeus Silhouette to the Destiny Gundam Spec II,
you need to disassemble it as shown above.
First, disassemble and unfold the torso unit as shown above,
then secure it into the hole on the rear skirt.
Attach the torso units to both sides under the armpits.
You need to position them so they align properly with the chest ducts, but it's a bit awkward since the space is tight when securing them to the back of the torso.
Split the leg unit into three sections as shown above, then fold in the wings.
Remove the feet and plug the leg unit core into their place,
then slide the leg unit armor panels onto the front and back in order.
To mount the linear cannon barrels and radome unit onto the backpack, first deploy the locking pin claws.
The radome unit has a total of four missile pods —
two are articulated and two can be deployed by swapping parts.
The three linear cannon barrels can each be detached individually.
According to the lore, each barrel is single-use and can't be reloaded, so you get a total of three shots.
Mount the radome unit and linear cannon barrels onto the weapon rack on the backpack.
For the linear cannon section, rotate part of it as shown above, then attach the Destiny Gundam Spec II's shield in the middle.
Next, reposition the locking pin at the bottom,
then swap out some parts on the barrel to add the grip, and connect it to the linear cannon body.
The completed linear cannon measures about 49cm in length.
When the Destiny Gundam Spec II holds it with both hands, you can remove the cover to deploy the hidden second grip.
These are the parts left over after attaching the Zeus Silhouette.
Only one leftover part.
Limb articulation.
The bulkier legs do end up with a reduced range of motion.
The linear cannon connection uses multiple joints so you can position it flexibly, and the hold is solid —
but since it connects to the chest armor, the weight can sometimes cause the left chest piece to sag downward.
Deploying the sole verniers
You can deploy a total of four missile pods on either side of the legs.
They're trickier to pull out than you'd expect, so you'll need a few tries to get the hang of it..
With all linear cannon barrels stowed on the back,
assault pose with the radome unit and leg missile pods all deployed.
The linear cannon firing pose — the signature pose for this kit.
It takes up an enormous amount of space, but the impact is just as impressive.
The manual recommends using two action bases to support it, but if you get the stance right, one is more than enough —
it's a totally doable pose.
Together with the HGCE Destiny Gundam.
Straight build.
Tried arranging the barrels like the Ex-S.