Kit Review

Straight build

A combined kit featuring Titans Color First Gundam, Zeta, and the gold-plated Hyaku-Shiki.

SD Z Gundam MS Collection - Of the three, the Zeta Gundam is 100% identical to the normal release. You'd think they could've

Of the three, the Zeta Gundam is 100% identical to the normal release.
You'd think they could've at least changed the molded color...
Anyway, since there's absolutely nothing different about it as a standalone kit, please check out
the SD Z Gundam reviewfor details.

SD Z Gundam MS Collection - The gold-plated Hyaku-Shiki. (1/4)

SD Z Gundam MS Collection - The gold-plated Hyaku-Shiki. (2/4)

The gold-plated Hyaku-Shiki.

SD Z Gundam MS Collection - Alongside the normal Hyaku-Shiki and the Mega Launcher plated parts version. Either way, this is

Alongside the normal Hyaku-Shiki and the Mega Launcher plated parts version.
Either way, this is the first-ever SD gold-plated Hyaku-Shiki.

Beam rifle firing pose

Bazooka action

Beam saber action

BB Senshi First Gundam in Titans color

Alongside the normal BB Senshi First Gundam.

Full hatch open

Beam rifle firing pose

Beam saber action

Bazooka action

Core Fighter and Core Booster

Together with the SD Titans Color Magtop.

Quite a unique lineup, Zeta aside.

This kit is the SD Z Gundam MS Collection, a combined set of Zeta, Hyaku-Shiki, and First Gundam. The SD Zeta Gundam included is 100% identical runners to the normal release, while the Hyaku-Shiki comes in a gold-plated version and the First Gundam comes molded in Titans colors.

First off, the gold-plated SD Hyaku-Shiki is exclusive to this kit, which alone makes it worth picking up. The gold plating quality is on par with the HGUC/MG Hyaku-Shiki gold-plated versions — it does pick up fingerprints pretty easily, but the overall plating quality feels more than good enough.

The BB Senshi First Gundam molded in Titans colors is a fun surprise — the deep, heavy color scheme gives it a really weighty kind of charm. Normally you'd expect something like a Magtop to be included, like in the Gryps set, but who knows why they went with a Titans Color First Gundam instead. ^^; Either way, it's unique enough to have its own appeal.

It would've been an even more complete special version if they'd at least changed the Zeta Gundam's molded color too, but the Hyaku-Shiki and First Gundam are unique enough that this is still a pretty solid package overall. If you've got your eye on that shiny gold-plated Hyaku-Shiki in particular, this one's a must-buy! :-)

SD Z Gundam MS Collection | 2000.11 | ¥1,800

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.