Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

SD Gundam AGE-FX - Photos after applying seals (1/4)

SD Gundam AGE-FX - Photos after applying seals (2/4)

Photos after applying seals

Remove the backpack to recreate the Core Fighter.

A total of 14 C-Funnels are included as clear parts.

By combining parts, you can recreate both the compact Stungle Rifle and the large Daidal Bazooka.

Swap the front section of the Stungle Rifle to recreate Charge Mode as well.

SD Gundam AGE-FX - Stungle Rifle firing pose (1/2)

SD Gundam AGE-FX - Stungle Rifle firing pose (2/2)

Stungle Rifle shooting pose

SD Gundam AGE-FX - Daidal Bazooka action (1/3)

Daidal Bazooka action

SD Gundam AGE-FX - The C-Funnels can also be repositioned to various locations. (1/3)

The C-Funnels can also be repositioned to various locations.

Together with the HG Gundam AGE-FX.

Together with the SD Gundam AGE-3.

Together with the previous SD Gundam Legilis.

The SD AGE lineup continues, and the fifth entry is the Gundam AGE-FX. It's got a pretty unique design with 14 clear panels all over the body — just like the HG kit, all the panels are nicely done in green clear parts. ^^

The basic proportions are similar to the previous SD AGE Gundams, but with all those transparent panels hanging off it, the overall silhouette ends up feeling a bit shorter and chunkier. That said, the 14 panels can be selectively mounted across the 20-odd holes on the body, and the Stungle Rifle supports both Charge Mode and conversion into the Daidal Bazooka — so in terms of recreating the source material, it's every bit as faithful as the HG AGE-FX kit, no question.

Overall kit quality is above average, and if you're into the AGE-FX's style, it's an SD kit you can build without any major complaints. That said, the character doesn't have the widest recognition or fanbase, so going up against the other AGE SD kits on design alone might be a bit of an uphill battle. :-)

SD Gundam AGE-FX | 2012.11 | ¥1,000

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.