SD BB Senshi Musha Nataku

Release 1999.3

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 Musha Nataku - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Musha Nataku - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

A small Natabou is included as a bonus.

Natabou

The Dragon God Spear and Dragon God Sword are included as weapons.

The Dragon God Spear can be mounted on the backpack.

For the Custom Musha form, you need to unfold the equipment on the sides of the shoulders to form the legs.

Remove the top of the head and fold the face inward.

Arrange and combine the parts as shown to complete the Custom Musha form.

Custom Musha form.

SD Musha Nataku - It has the standard SD level of articulation, with an added gimmick that lets the forearms rotate horizonta

It has the standard SD level of articulation, with an added gimmick that lets the forearms rotate horizontally.

In the Custom Musha form, only the knees bend — the hip joints can't move.

Action pose

Together with SD Musha Wing Zero.

SD Musha Nataku - You can swap the Custom Musha form's legs with SD Musha Wing Zero's legs to create the Musha Wing Zero Supe

You can swap the Custom Musha form's legs with SD Musha Wing Zero's legs to create the Musha Wing Zero Super Evolution.

This is the SD Musha Nataku, released as part of the SD Musha Senki: Light Transformation arc. Compared to other kits, the shoulder armor is noticeably larger, giving it a really hefty, voluminous look. Weapons include the Dragon God Spear and Dragon God Sword, and just like the previous Musha Wing Zero, a small Natabou is included as a bonus.

The standout feature of this kit is its transformation gimmick. You can disassemble and reassemble the body to switch from the SD proportions to a more normal-proportioned Custom Musha form. The shoulders are a bit narrow and the proportions are a little off to call it truly normal-scaled, but it's a fun transformation gimmick regardless. On top of that, you can also swap the Musha form's legs with those of SD Musha Wing Zero for a crossover build.

All in all, it does a nice job of capturing Gundam Nataku's color scheme and feel while putting it into an entertaining Musha form. If you're into proportion-changing gimmicks, this one's definitely worth checking out. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.