Kit Review

Straight build + panel lining + partial paint + decals

The universal size reference — a cigarette pack comparison

MG Ingram 3 - Unit 3 is the same as Units 1 and 2 — only the head and shoulder armor are different, the structure is complete

Unit 3 is the same as Units 1 and 2 — only the head and shoulder armor are different, the structure is completely identical.

Upper body close-up. The simplest head design of the bunch.

The pilot, Shinobu. But at a glance, it's hard to tell her apart from Unit 1's Noa;;

Cockpit hatch open

Pilot figure before and after painting

Outer armor removed

Internal frame

Action pose

MG Ingram 3 - Not a whole lot of poses to strike... *cough* (1/3)

Not a whole lot of poses to strike... *cough*

Disciplinary rod action.

Included is a 1/35 scale figure of Kiichi, the 2nd Section 2nd Squad leader of the Special Vehicles Division.

Units 1, 2, and 3 assembled together. They all look like the same guy;

Unit 3, radiating that simple charm

Straight build photos

Following Units 1 and 2, Unit 3 makes its appearance as well. Since only the shoulders, head, and pilot differ while the structure is identical, for its inherent characteristics please refer to the Ingram 3
Unit 1 reviewfor reference.

Unit 2 had the bonus of a shotgun that Unit 1 didn't have, but Unit 3 doesn't even have that — it's basically the same loadout as Unit 1. The only distinguishing features of Unit 3 are its noticeably simpler head design and slightly more angular shoulders. The Unit 3 pilot figure of Shinobu also becomes nearly indistinguishable from Unit 1's Noa figure once the helmet is on. (If you look closely at the back of the figure, you can tell them apart because Shinobu has her hair tied back.)

So there really isn't much to specifically explain about Unit 3 — the bigger significance here is completing the lineup of all three units. If you're going to collect them, you really do need all three standing together to get that true *Patlabor* feel. ^^ That's all.

MG Ingram 3 | 2001.9 | ¥3,000

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.