Kit Review
Straight build
Size comparison with a cigarette pack
Size comparison with HGUC/MG.
Even at 1/144 scale, the build is quite impressive — it holds its own against MG kits no problem.
The upper body with its striking color combination.
Head
Those beefy shoulders.
The two arms have different designs.
Back section
The wings come pre-painted parts, but...
The gate marks are pretty chunky and the paint job isn't exactly clean. ^^;
Still, it looks way better than if they'd left them unpainted.
Legs
The yellow band sections are naturally reproduced using soft parts.
The Rein Weißritter's signature weapon, the Howling Launcher.
A unique grip design.
The tail-like part at the back can be bent and fixed in any position you like.
The material feels somewhere between rubber and plastic — there's a wire core running through it,
so you can bend each segment naturally, and it holds whatever shape you put it in.
When the tail is fully extended, it's nearly 40cm long.
Includes one set of open and fist hands, plus one trigger hand.
The trigger hand fits snugly and cleanly.
Leftover parts.
Quite a few things were molded on shared runners, so there's a fair amount left over.
For such a chunky build, the articulation isn't too bad at all.
The wings can move up and down to that extent.
Front-to-back movement, however, is almost nonexistent.
Triple beam cannon action.
Striking a pose! Howling Launcher.
The Howling Launcher is long and heavy, but if you position the tail section just right,
it holds up well enough.
Together with the Weißritter.
The Rein Weißritter is essentially an upgraded unit,
and the difference is clear in terms of size, color, and overall flair.
When you compare the body designs side by side in detail,
you can see that it retains the Weißritter's design concept as much as possible while getting a thoroughly luxurious makeover.
Together with the Hückebein.
The Rein Weißritter is noticeably more massive in build.