SD BB Senshi Musha Wing Zero

Release 1999.1

Price ¥500

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Parts diagram

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

SD Musha Wing Zero - Straight build front shot before applying seals (I accidentally put the head antenna on backwards T_T)

Front view of straight build before stickers
(I accidentally put the head antenna on backwards T_T)

Custom Musha form after applying seals

The Eizokaku on the head and the Kouyokujin on the wings can be detached separately.

Musha form

SD Musha Wing Zero - Not in the manual, but you can remove the helmet and wings to get something close to the light armor for

Not in the manual, but you can remove the helmet and wings to get something close to the light armor form.

Hollow-back on the forearms

A cute Ukon (Hanemaru) is included.

Ukon (Hanemaru)

Fold in the shoulder armor and feet, then rearrange the wings and Eizokaku to form the Zero Bird.

Zero Bird form

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

Action pose

Together with the BB Senshi Wing Gundam Zero Custom

This kit is the SD Musha Wing Zero, released as part of the SD Musha Senki: Hikari no Henkan-hen line. It's the Musha version of Wing Gundam Zero Custom (EW version), and aside from the Musha Gundam-style head antenna, the overall body design stays pretty close to the original.

Starting from the base Musha form, you can add the Eizokaku to the head and the Kouyokujin to the wings to create the Custom Musha form. Remove the helmet and wings and you can get something close to the light armor form as well. As a bonus, a small and cute Ukon (Hanemaru) made of clear parts is included, and you can fold in the shoulder armor and feet, then rearrange the wings and Eizokaku to transform it into the Zero Bird form.

On top of the standard SD-level articulation, there's an added joint that lets the arms raise upward — but the range of motion is pretty limited, so it doesn't make a huge difference in practice. There are also some hollow areas on the back of the arms, though the shoulder armor and forearm armor do cover them up to some extent.

It's a kit with more volume and better styling than the older BB Senshi Wing Zero Custom, and if you're a fan of Hikari no Henkan-hen or Wing Zero Custom, this feels like a highly recommended, high-quality SD Musha Gundam kit. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.