SD BB Senshi Gundam Kouen-oh

Release 1996.8

Price ¥1,500

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

SD Gundam Kouen-oh - Parts diagram (1/3)

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

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

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

Front view of straight build before stickers

SD Gundam Kouen-oh - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Gundam Kouen-oh - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

The main body consists of the Flame Armor form and the Steel Lion (Metal Leo).

Flame Armor form

SD Gundam Kouen-oh - Light armor type with armor removed (1/3)

Light armor type with armor removed

Steel Lion

To combine, disassemble the Steel Lion as shown and fold the feet.

Ready to combine

SD Gundam Kouen-oh - With the Flame Armor equipped, attach the weapon to the head antenna and remove the shoulder armor, then

With the Flame Armor equipped, attach the weapon to the head antenna and remove the shoulder armor,
then fit the separate handles into both hands and combine with the Steel Lion.

SD Gundam Kouen-oh - You can combine the Rikujin Sooken with the Sanga no Bakko to form the Toma Shichisei Geki. (The names a

You can combine the Rikujin Sooken with the Sanga no Bakko to form the Toma Shichisei Geki.
(The names are a mouthful -_-;)

It's bigger, but the articulation is no different from a regular-sized SD Musha Gundam.

Action pose

Together with SD Muikou Daishogun

SD Gundam Kouen-oh - It can combine with the previous release, SD Muikou Daishogun. (1/3)

It can combine with the previous release, SD Muikou Daishogun.

Action poses after combining

This is SD Gundam Kouen-oh, released as part of the Shin SD Sengokuden Mushin Kirakou series. Like the previous SD Muikou Daishogun, it follows the large-scale SD kit concept — specifically, it's designed so that a regular-sized SD Musha Gundam can ride inside it. The kit can be separated into two individual components: the SD Musha Gundam in its Flame Armor form, and the Steel Lion (Metal Leo).

The Flame Armor form is similar in construction to previous regular-sized SD Musha Gundams, just with a different design. When combining with the Steel Lion, you attach the weapon to the head antenna, remove the shoulder armor, and fit the separately included handles into both hands. The quadrupedal Steel Lion can be configured into its combination-ready form by folding the feet and repositioning the wings and head — then you simply slot the prepared SD Musha Gundam form straight into the body and the combination is complete.

As a crossover feature, you can also combine it with SD Muikou Daishogun through a disassembly and reassembly process. Putting two large-scale SD Gundams together gives you an even more impressive, chunky volume — it's a pretty fun setup.

All in all, it's a fun concept kit where a Musha Gundam rides inside a lion, and it'd be even better built alongside its companion kit, SD Muikou Daishogun. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.