Kit Review
Straight build + Stickers
The beam rifle can be stored inside the spike shields on both shoulders.
First remove the magazine and slot it into the innermost position, then attach the beam rifle body.
Straight build + Stickers
The beam rifle can be stored inside the spike shields on both shoulders.
First remove the magazine and slot it into the innermost position, then attach the beam rifle body.
This kit is the HG Guel's Dilanza from Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury. It's got a short and stocky but broad-shouldered proportion overall. Like previous kits in the line, it comes with a polycap-free joint structure.
The overall build feel is similar to the HG Gundam Aerialreleased alongside it. Without polycaps, the build and movement feel a bit less smooth, but the joint strength is very solid, giving it excellent pose stability. (traded smoothness for sturdiness..) And despite that chunky build, the articulation is surprisingly not bad at all — it's actually more fun to pose than you'd expect. Weapons include a beam partisan, beam rifle, and beam torch, and of the three, the beam rifle and beam torch can both be stored inside the spike shields on either shoulder.
And while it doesn't have the premium in-mold coloring technique seen on the HG Gundam Aerial, it still delivers an impressive straight build look with just a small number of stickers and color separation. With its flashy weapons and great posability, this seems like a kit worth picking up if you're into chunky mobile suits. :-)
HG Guel's Dilanza | 2022.10 | ¥1,600
AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.