Kit Review
Straight build + Panel lining + Stickers
The universal size reference — a cigarette pack comparison. It stands 30cm tall.
Core Fighter for the GP01.
Core Fighter underside
Outer armor removed
Inner mechanical frame
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The upper body mechanical frame.
Because of the Core Fighter combination structure, unlike other PGs, the upper body mechanical frame has no open feature.
So if you want to see the upper body frame, you have to disassemble it and unscrew everything — quite a hassle..
Leg mechanical frame
Pulling off one of the signature PG poses — the deep squat.
The leg and ankle articulation is a bit weaker compared to other PG Gundams. You can't fold it all the way down into a full kneel T_T
What pose could this be..?
Compared to other PGs.. the leg spread angle is a bit narrow too. Can't quite get past 90 degrees..
Maybe because the leg articulation is subtly lacking compared to others, the kicking pose looks a bit awkward.
It's less of a flying side kick and more like a drunk guy kicking a can..
Full hatch open
Without the torso hatch that every other PG has, it feels just a tiiiny bit empty.
The articulation folds up pretty well overall.. but a full 180-degree fold just doesn't quite come together convincingly.
Action poses~
Beam rifle action.
Beam saber action pose
FB armor pieces laid out on the maintenance hanger.
Together with the MG GP01 and HGUC GP01. The MG version has a bit of a greenish tint to its color.
Core Fighter comparison across each series.
Together with the PG RX-78-2. They're the same height in the lore, but the GP01's head sits just a tiiiny bit higher.
Eyes lit up, the GP01 declares:
" This is NOT the end of the Zephyranthes review~! "