SD BB Senshi Musha G-Armor

Release 1991.10

Price ¥800

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Front view of straight build before stickers

SD Musha G-Armor - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Musha G-Armor - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

Broken down by section

Newly added parts in this kit.

Musha version Core Fighter

G-Armor configured using SD Musha Alex as the base

The original SD G-Armor parts are also included.

SD First Gundam

SD Musha G-Armor - Original G-Fighter, G-Bull, G-Sky, and G-Armor configurations using the existing parts. (1/3)

Original G-Fighter, G-Bull, G-Sky, and G-Armor configurations using the existing parts.

Weapons that fire projectiles via spring mechanism

BB Senshi original type 1 - configured as G-Buster

BB Senshi original type 2 - configured as Core Armor

BB Senshi original type 3 - configured as G-Flyer

Together with the SD G-Armor.

This kit is the SD G-Armor released as part of the SD Sengokuden Tenka Touitsu-hen series. Much like the previous SD Kage Alex, it's essentially the existing SD G-Armor kit with just one new white runner added for the Musha version parts — specifically the nose section, caterpillar tracks, wings, shield, and Core Fighter in Musha form.

Since all the original SD G-Armor parts are included as well, you can recreate the SD First Gundam, G-Fighter, G-Bull, G-Sky, and G-Armor. And when you swap in the Musha version parts, you can also build the G-Armor using SD Musha Alex or Neo Alex as the base.

On top of that, the Musha version G-Armor can be assembled using just the Core Fighter without needing a Gundam body — which does make the overall length feel a bit longer compared to the original G-Armor. (See the comparison photos above.) You can also build BB Gundam original types: the G-Buster, Core Armor, and G-Flyer.

That said, it doesn't quite have that flashy, colorful feel typical of Musha designs — it comes across more like a big upgraded G-Armor. Still, with all the gimmicks from the original G-Armor plus the various original configuration options, this is a pretty fun SD kit for the price. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.