SD BB Senshi G Gundam

Release 1994.11

Price ¥500

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Front view of straight build before stickers

SD G Gundam - After applying seals (1/2)

SD G Gundam - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

The Core Lander can be detached from the body.

Weapons loadout

The Crystal Phoenix Lander has a spring-loaded gimmick that fires projectiles and the head.

Two types of seals are applied to the three projectiles.

SD G Gundam - Attach the Crystal Phoenix Lander to the back, then mount the open-type chest armor and projectiles onto the ch

Attach the Crystal Phoenix Lander to the back, then mount the open-type chest armor and projectiles onto the chest to create Hyper Mode. At this point, raise the yellow claws on the forearms slightly.

Hyper Mode — an original BB Senshi setting.

SD G Gundam - Raise the shoulder armor and plug the eagle head into the chest to create Crystal Hyper Mode. (1/3)

Raise the shoulder armor and plug the eagle head into the chest to create Crystal Hyper Mode.

You can choose between two chest armor pieces to attach on top of the Crystal Phoenix Lander.

The Twin Lander with the Core Lander plugged in the middle.

Combine all four Core Landers from SD Shining/Dragon/Maxter to form the Tet Lander.

The Flying Big Buster, built by combining the weapons from SD Shining/Dragon/Maxter/G Gundam.

Basic SD-level articulation.

The wings do move, but they don't split into three sections.

Action pose

Together with BB Senshi SD Shining, Dragon, and Maxter.

This is the SD G Gundam released as BB Senshi No. 138. As the last of the four-kit BB Senshi Mobile Fighter G Gundam series, it features a flashy accessory lineup just like its predecessors — in addition to the detachable Core Lander, it comes with a spectacular accessory called the Crystal Phoenix Lander.

The Crystal Phoenix Lander has a spring-loaded gimmick for firing projectiles, and you can choose between two different chest armor pieces to attach on top of it. You can also add the Core Lander in the middle to configure it as the Twin Lander. On top of that, the main body can be set up in Hyper Mode and Crystal Hyper Mode, both original BB Senshi gimmicks.

Just like the previous kits, cross-kit collaboration within the Mobile Fighter G Gundam series is possible here too — you can combine all four Core Landers from SD Shining, Dragon, and Maxter to build the Tet Lander. And if you gather the weapons from all four kits and combine them, you get the Flying Big Buster. It's a fun set of crossover features.

As an old-style SD kit that really shines with its flashy accessories and crossover play, in 1999 it was repackaged and released without the Crystal Phoenix Lander but with added Sekiha Tenkyoken parts as the G Generation G Gundam— just so you know. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.