SD BB Senshi Musha Heavyarms

Release 1999.4

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

Custom Musha form with seals applied

A small Gōkan figure is included in the box.

Gōkan (Todorokimaru)

Weapons include the Meito-Issetsu along with two Double Gatling Tanegashimas.

Custom Musha form with armor removed

Musha Heavyarms form

Strip away even more armor and you can get a fully light-armored form too.

Shoulder Gōjūkō deployment. It's exactly the same gimmick as the original Heavyarms!

The Double Gatling Tanegashimas can be moved from the backpack and mounted on the forearms.

Custom Musha form in full-open state

Standard SD-level articulation, plus an added gimmick that lets the arms rotate horizontally.

Action pose

Together with SD Musha Nataku.

You can detach the shoulder Gōjūkō and pull a hand out from inside.

SD Musha Heavyarms - These shoulders and arms can be combined with SD Musha Wing Zero and the Custom Musha form legs from Mus

Combine these shoulders and arms with SD Musha Wing Zero and the Custom Musha form legs from Musha Nataku,
and you can build Musha Wing Zero Chōshinka Ver.2.

This is the SD Musha Heavyarms released as part of SD Musha Senki: Hikari no Henkan-hen. At a glance, it does a great job capturing the silhouette of Gundam Heavyarms, and the shoulder armor deployment — called the Gōjūkō — faithfully recreates the look of the original Heavyarms.

First, you can dress up the base body with the standard armor to build Musha Heavyarms. From there, adding the two Gōjūkō shoulders, the Hankon face, and the Hakugeki armor, then equipping the Double Gatling Tanegashimas, gives you the Custom Musha form. Mount the Double Gatling Tanegashimas on both arms and deploy the Gōjūkō on both shoulders, and you can pull off Heavyarms' signature full-barrage pose. The Meito-Issetsu is also included as a standard weapon.

As for the crossover gimmick, you can pull the hand out from the Gōjūkō shoulder and use the arm on another kit. Specifically, you can combine SD Musha Wing Zero's lower body with Musha Nataku's Custom Musha form legs, then swap in this kit's arms for a full crossover build. And just like the previous releases, a small and adorable Gōkan (Todorokimaru) character figure is included as well.

This kit does a solid job of bringing Heavyarms' signature traits into Musha form, and with its consistently good build quality, it's a pretty easygoing SD Musha Gundam that anyone can enjoy. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.