Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Hexa Gear Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy - Various angles (1/7)

Hexa Gear Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy - Various angles (2/7)

Hexa Gear Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy - Various angles (3/7)

Hexa Gear Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy - Various angles (4/7)

Hexa Gear Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy - Various angles (5/7)

Various angles

Underside

The front wheels do steer, but the two sides move independently ....

Articulation gimmicks on the rear section

To properly seat a humanoid Hexa Gear kit, you need to fold the roof back.

A look at the cockpit

Together with the Early Governor Vol.2, released at the same time.

Early Governor Vol.2 seated inside

Hexa Gear Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy - Collaboration shot with Early Governor Vol.2 (1/3)

Collaboration shot with Early Governor Vol.2

A small telescope is also included as an accessory.

A vehicle plastic model called Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy has been released as part of the Hexa Gear lineup. As you can see, it's got a futuristic military jeep kind of concept, and building it feels like putting together a LEGO set rather than a traditional car model.

Being a vehicle kit, the wheels actually spin so you can roll it along the floor, and the front wheels can steer too. That said, the two front wheels move independently of each other, which looks a bit awkward, and there are some open/movable sections at the rear as well. When seating a humanoid Hexa Gear kit, you'll need to fold the top cover back to get them in smoothly. As a bonus, a small telescope is included as an accessory, and if you break the whole thing down into individual pieces, it looks like you could probably reconfigure them into a completely different form.

Either way, this looks like it'd be a fun little addition for anyone collecting humanoid Hexa Gear kits. :-)

Hexa Gear Booster Pack 003 Forest Buggy | 2019.9 | ¥3,800

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.