SD BB Senshi Sandaime Gundam Daishogun

Release 1990.11

Price ¥800

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Parts (1/2)

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Parts (2/2)

Parts diagram

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Manual (1/4)

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Manual (2/4)

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Front view of straight build before stickers

Full equipment state after applying seals

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Remove the full equipment and attach only the wings to get the Sandaime Gundam Daishogun in it

Remove the full equipment and attach only the wings to get the Sandaime Gundam Daishogun in its base configuration.

Normal Sandaime Gundam Daishogun configuration

Armor and weapons removed

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Light armor type (1/2)

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Light armor type (2/2)

Light equipment type

Weapons loadout

The sides of the Taiyo no Gunbai can be folded in.

The Great Cannon fires a projectile via a spring mechanism.

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Weapons combined into the Shinsei Phoenix configuration (1/3)

Weapons combined into the Shinsei Phoenix configuration

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Disassemble the weapons and body then recombine them to form the Cho Phoenix — you'll need to

Disassemble the weapons and body then recombine them to form the Cho Phoenix — you'll need to flip open the back of the helmet upward.

Cho Phoenix (Hyper Phoenix) mode

Typical SD articulation — neck and arms rotate, and only the feet swivel.

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Action pose (1/4)

SD Sandaime Gundam Daishogun - Action pose (2/4)

Action pose

Together with SD Gundam Daishogun.

You can borrow the Senkou-ken from SD Musha Psycho Mk-II for a crossover.

This is the Sandaime Gundam Daishogun released as part of the SD Sengokuden Furinkazan arc. Compared to the previous Gundam Daishogun, the design is noticeably wider, and the kit itself is actually quite large. You can also build it in a full equipment configuration that's even more imposing, with the Great Cannon and various other weapons added on.

First off, thanks to the plentiful plated parts and seals, it looks a lot more flashy than other Musha Gundam kits. For weapons, you get the spring-loaded Great Cannon that fires a projectile, a poseable Taiyo no Gunbai, and a shield. You can also combine the weapons to form the Shinsei Phoenix, and by reassembling the body with the weapons in a new arrangement, you can recreate the Cho Phoenix (Hyper Phoenix) mode as well. Beyond that, the articulation is pretty standard SD fare.

As an SD Musha Gundam kit, it's pretty much in a league of its own when it comes to sheer width and visual flair — definitely a strong recommendation for anyone who loves the Furinkazan arc or is collecting Gundam Daishogun kits. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.