SD BB Senshi Gundam Fukushougun

Release 1990.11

Price ¥500

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

SD Gundam Fukushougun - Straight build front shot before applying seals (1/2)

SD Gundam Fukushougun - Straight build front shot before applying seals (2/2)

Front view of straight build before stickers

Gundam Fukushougun after applying seals

Fukushougun with armor and weapons removed

SD Gundam Fukushougun - Light armor type (1/2)

SD Gundam Fukushougun - Light armor type (2/2)

Light equipment type

Spring-loaded projectile-firing weapon

Armor and weapons for Yagyu Nobee are also included.

Configured as Yagyu Nobee

Accessories include the Chobham stroller and the adorable Aregoro.

Typical SD articulation — only head, shoulders, and feet rotate

SD Gundam Fukushougun - Action poses. The pose of Yagyu Nobee pushing the stroller is pretty fun ^^ (1/4)

SD Gundam Fukushougun - Action poses. The pose of Yagyu Nobee pushing the stroller is pretty fun ^^ (2/4)

Action poses.
The pose of Yagyu Nobee pushing the stroller is pretty fun ^^

Together with SD Nomarl Gundam

Together with SD Shougun Gundam

Aregoro and SD Musha Alex couple shot

This kit is the SD Gundam Fukushougun released as part of the SD Sengokuden Furinkazan arc. In the lore, it's an alternate form of Nomarl Gundam — swap out the armor and you can also build it as Yagyu Nobee. Yagyu Nobee is the ronin form Nomarl Gundam took while raising Aregoro, and the kit comes with the adorable little baby-shaped Aregoro figure and the Chobham stroller as accessories. (Aregoro grows up to become Musha Alex, by the way.)

The basic articulation and overall build characteristics are pretty much the same as previous kits, but the real highlight here is being able to recreate the scene of Yagyu Nobee pushing the stroller with Aregoro inside — that's what makes this one special. If you already know the story behind the Furinkazan arc, building this kit is going to be even more fun. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.