Kit Review

Straight build

Upper body close-up

Mirror-like backpack wings..

Legs

HGUC Hyaku-Shiki Red Metallic Version (1/3)

HGUC Hyaku-Shiki Red Metallic Version (2/3)

HGUC Hyaku-Shiki Red Metallic Version (3/3)

Action pose

Together with the original gold-coated HGUC Hyaku-Shiki.

HGUC Hyaku-Shiki Red Metallic Version - Both have top-tier shine. Reflectivity comparison using an art knife~ Both are mirror

Both have top-tier shine. Reflectivity comparison using an art knife~
Both are mirrors..

These guys gleam no matter what color they're done in!

This kit is a store-exclusive sold at Bandai Museum shops,
and instead of the usual gold-coated Hyaku-Shiki, it comes with a red gloss coating. It looks like
the concept was to apply the coloring of Char (Quattro Bajeena),
who is synonymous with the color red.

Since the base HGUC Hyaku-Shiki uses undergates,
this red Hyaku-Shiki also shows virtually no gate marks — making it a truly exemplary
plated parts kit. ^^ The red coating boasts nearly the same high reflectivity as the gold coating,
so up close it's practically a mirror.

It looks fantastic, but aside from being a shiny red Hyaku-Shiki,
there's really not much else to say about this kit.. :-)

HGUC Hyaku-Shiki Red Metallic Version
2004 (Bandai Museum Exclusive)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.