SD BB Senshi Bui-oh Daishogun

Release 1996.7

Price ¥2,000

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SD Bui-oh Daishogun - Parts diagram (1/3)

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Front view of straight build before stickers

SD Bui-oh Daishogun - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Bui-oh Daishogun - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

Armor and weapons removed

SD Bui-oh Daishogun - Light armor type (1/2)

SD Bui-oh Daishogun - Light armor type (2/2)

Light equipment type

Add just the helmet to the light armor type and you get the Seiko armor equipped form.

The clear parts even include a premium pearl finish.

SD Bui-oh Daishogun - Combine the backpack and weapons to form the Twin Phoenix (双翼鳳凰). (1/3)

Combine the backpack and weapons to form the Twin Phoenix (双翼鳳凰).

You can bend the body 90 degrees as shown and recombine the weapons.

Star Phoenix (輝星鳳凰) combined form

SD Bui-oh Daishogun - Compared to the usual SD level of articulation, there's a gimmick that lets the arms raise out to the s

Compared to the usual SD level of articulation, there's a gimmick that lets the arms raise out to the sides.

Action pose

Together with SD Neilong Gundam

You can do a crossover with SD Victory Daishogun's helmet.

SD Bui-oh Daishogun - The manual includes a bonus guide on how to collect parts from #157 Neilong Gundam, #158 Tianling Gunda

The manual includes a bonus guide on how to collect parts from #157 Neilong Gundam, #158 Tianling Gundam, #159 Supa Gundam, #160 Suia Gundam, and #161 Bailie Zhang Gundam
to build the Wushen statue.

Wushen Statue

The Wushen Statue is tiny enough to fit right in the palm of your hand.

This kit is the SD Bui-oh Daishogun, released as part of the New SD Sengokuden Mussha Shinkei series. It's a DX-class large Musha Gundam that boasts quite a bit of volume thanks to its elaborate wings. The clear parts even feature pearl molding, which gives the whole thing a really premium feel, and there are large seals to apply behind the clear wing sections as well.

Remove the weapons to get the light armor type, then add just the helmet and you've got the Seiko armor equipped form. Bend the waist 90 degrees and reassemble the weapons and you get the Star Phoenix, or combine just the weapons on their own for the Twin Phoenix. As for crossover features, you can swap in SD Victory Daishogun's helmet, and the manual also includes a guide on how to collect parts from BB Senshi kits #157 through #161 to build the Wushen Statue.

It's a big kit, but the articulation isn't really any different from a smaller SD Musha Gundam — though the sheer volume and vibrant color combination do make for a pretty satisfying visual. One downside is that the polycap joints holding the backpack wings tend to be loose, so the wings end up wobbling around a bit.

That said, the visual impact is excellent, and it's definitely a highly recommended pick for anyone who loves large SD Gundams. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.