Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Photos after applying seals (1/4)

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Photos after applying seals (2/4)

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Photos after applying seals (3/4)

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Photos after applying seals (4/4)

After applying stickers

Some leftover parts remain.

Action pose 1

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Shooting pose (1/3)

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Shooting pose (2/3)

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Shooting pose (3/3)

Firing pose

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Two-handed shooting pose (1/2)

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Two-handed shooting pose (2/2)

Two-handed firing pose

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] - Double beam tomahawk action pose using a borrowed stand from the SD Force Impulse (1/3

Double beam tomahawk action pose using a borrowed stand from the SD Force Impulse

Together with the white SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Rey Custom].

Together with the 1/100 Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom].

Following the previously released white SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Rey Custom], this time Heine's orange custom has been released as a BB Senshi kit. This is already the fourth SD Zaku Warrior kit, and since it's 100% a straight color variation there isn't a whole lot of new ground to cover — but the colors came out really nice and vibrant, giving it plenty of its own personality.^^

Anyway, as you'd expect from a kit with a solid base, the proportions and functionality are great, and it's a fun build to play around with. Sure, it's just a color variant kit, but the molded colors are genuinely appealing. For anyone interested in the SD Zaku Warrior lineup, this kit is a welcome addition that gives you more options to choose from. :-)

SD Blaze Zaku Phantom [Heine Custom] | 2007.7 | ¥600

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.