W-Gundam Zero Custom

Interestingly, the back of the box isn't plain brown cardboard — it's finished with the same material as the cover.
Gives it a slightly premium feel overall.

Box opened. The typical 3-section layout inside.

The box is the same size as the older ¥12,000 RX-78 and Zaku II boxes.
It's smaller than the Mk-II box, which came out later at the same price point (¥15,000).

Among these three PGs, the Mk-II has the biggest box.

Tucked into one corner of the runners, there's a separate little box.

This box holds all the non-plastic special parts separately.
The outside of the box has a list of the contents printed on it.

Inside you'll find metal parts, screws, springs, and the special wing feather parts.

The most standout feature of the PG Wing Zero Custom is the heavy use of metal joint parts.
No fewer than 18 die-cast parts are used to give it solid rigidity. Probably a big reason for the price bump.

Runner

Multi-material one-piece runner parts are pretty sparse — just the fingers and the face mask..
But there are plenty of metal parts to make up for it.

A

B

C

D (x2)

E (x2)

F (x2)

G

H (x2)

I (x2)

J/K (x2)

L (x2)

M

N (x2)

O & S & T & Z

P

Q

R

U

V

LED, Bolts, Nuts, and various small metal parts

Metal joint parts & wing feather parts