Front view of the straight build with no seals applied. Old-school enough, for sure -_-
At least the color separation on the chest ducts is a welcome touch;;

Straight build rear view

Size comparison with a cigarette pack after applying the seals. Yep, it's tiny and adorable, haha.
For reference, the old-school SD kits from the GG0 and GFF lines are actually smaller than the more recent BB Senshi series.

Front view after applying the seals

Rear view.. (There are no seals back here! Rage)

Feels like everything that should be there is there.

Nice touch that they even molded in the eyes;

The arms only rotate 180 degrees, that's it.

The head is already huge, and the seam lines are pretty visible too;

The legs just swing out to the sides in a circular motion.

You can mount the bazooka on the backpack as per the design specs,
but honestly it does more good as a counterweight stopping the kit from tipping backwards due to the fin funnels shifting the center of gravity to the rear.

The back of the fin funnels looks pretty bare.. SD kits do tend to have a lot of this hollow-looking backside business.

Fin funnel attachment and detachment

Individual fin funnels can be detached separately too..

Ta-da~ You can still recreate the fin funnel deployment like this.

Action pose;

There's a beam saber too.

The bazooka. That bazooka is..

Spring-loaded and can actually fire projectiles!
It's a very old-school feature that's more toy than model kit. Haven't messed around with one in a while — it was actually pretty fun -_-;

A commemorative photo with the MG Nu Gundam.. It really is tiny ^^;