Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

After applying seals

There are some sink marks on the back of the forearms.

SD Gundam Heavyarms - One thing though — the chest hatch is a bit loose and doesn't stay in place well, and the beam gatling

One thing though — the chest hatch is a bit loose and doesn't stay in place well,
and the beam gatling attached to the left forearm tends to pop off easily.

You can open the chest and shoulder hatches to reveal the weapons.

Chest and shoulder hatches fully opened

Action pose

SD Gundam Heavyarms - Full open action (1/3)

Full open action

Together with SD Wing Gundam and Deathscythe

Gundam Heavyarms is the third kit in the SD Wing Gundam series, and it's a popular one. The biggest highlight is the recreation of Heavyarms' signature chest and shoulder weapon hatches — the shoulders are fine, but the chest hatch is a bit loose and tends to sit crooked. The beam gatling that's supposed to lock onto the left arm also has a weak connection and keeps falling off, so the overall fit and hold is a bit disappointing.

Everything else is reproduced at a decent level, and if you reinforce the loose parts a little, it's actually a pretty cute SD kit. :-)

SD Gundam Heavyarms | 2000.3 | ¥400

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.