SD BB Senshi Tekki Sho Hizen

Release 1997.4

Price ¥500

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 Tekki Sho Hizen - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Tekki Sho Hizen - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

Armor and weapons removed

SD Tekki Sho Hizen - Light armor type (1/2)

SD Tekki Sho Hizen - Light armor type (2/2)

Light equipment type

Weapon lineup.
From left: Meiso Zanma, Ansa-do, Shingeki-so, and Sosanzan no Tate.

You can choose from 2 types of seals to apply to the weapons.

SD Tekki Sho Hizen - The Suibi, Suisa, and Suibaku units attached to the head and shoulders can be combined into the Shoyoku

The Suibi, Suisa, and Suibaku units attached to the head and shoulders can be combined
into the Shoyoku form (without wings) or the Daishoyoku form (with wings).

You can also rearrange the weapons and armaments to form the Tekkamen Musha configuration.

Push the head back, rotate the feet, then combine the armaments.

Configured in the Hakku Kantsugeki form

Typical SD-level articulation with rotating head, feet, and shoulders

Action pose

Together with SD Musha Grademaru

This kit is the SD Tekki Sho Hizen, released as part of the Shin SD Sengokuden Ipadaishogun series. Like the SD Tekki Musha Master Zeta, it comes equipped with three animal-type units — the Suibi, Suisa, and Suibaku — which can be combined into either the wingless Shoyoku form or the winged Daishoyoku form. From the light armor configuration, you can also push the head back, rotate the feet, and reconfigure the armaments to build the Hakku Kantsugeki form.

The articulation is pretty standard SD fare, but four weapons are included — the Meiso Zanma, Ansa-do, Shingeki-so, and Sosanzan no Tate — giving you a decent variety of armed poses. The two weapon seals each come in two variants, so you can pick whichever look you prefer.

This kit does a solid job of capturing the animal-type units and the distinctive Hakku Kantsugeki form, and overall it feels like a well-rounded SD Musha Gundam kit with decent quality. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.