SD BB Senshi Taishiji Dom

Release 2009.9

Price ¥600

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 Taishiji Dom - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Taishiji Dom - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

Armor and weapons removed

SD Taishiji Dom - Light armor type (1/2)

SD Taishiji Dom - Light armor type (2/2)

Light equipment type

Parts with slide mold technology

Stamp sculpted on the sole

Weapon parts called Gangjiryeogolta are included.

They can be combined in various configurations.

A Ganggapgi is included in addition to the main body.

Articulation of the Ganggapgi Crow, based on the Valparo

The Ganggapgi can be disassembled as shown above.

SD Taishiji Dom - Some Ganggapgi armor pieces combined into Ganggap form (1/3)

Some Ganggapgi armor pieces combined into Ganggap form

SD Taishiji Dom - All Ganggapgi armor pieces combined into Ganggaejang form (1/3)

All Ganggapgi armor pieces combined into Ganggaejang form

SD Taishiji Dom - Combine with the prone Taishiji Dom to create Gyeokgang form. (1/3)

Combine with the prone Taishiji Dom to create Gyeokgang form.

The head and waist rotate, and the arms and legs move on ball joints.

Action pose

Together with SD Sun Quan Gundam

--- SD Sangokuden common notes -----------------
The SD Sangokuden lineup was released between 2007 and 2009, and all kits share a standardized format with consistent features. The head and waist rotate, and the arms and legs are on ball joints, giving them more flexible articulation than older SD kits. The ball joints do tend to pop out during posing, but overall joint strength is pretty decent.

Each kit has a stamp on the bottom of the feet with the Three Kingdoms character's name carved in Chinese characters, and slide molds are used on the arms and some other parts for a cleaner finish. Removing the outer armor to get a light armor type is similar to earlier kits, and depending on the kit, some fairly large weapons are included as well. System injection runners and color separation across four to five or more colors are also applied, so even with a small number of seals, the straight build looks great right out of the box. All in all, it's a series that consistently delivers solid quality, and you could definitely call it a hit that did a lot to bring SD kits to a wider audience.
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This kit is the 30th release in the Sangokuden series — the SD Taishiji Dom — and just as the name suggests, it's based on the Dom. A Ganggapgi based on the Valparo is also included.

The Gangjiryeogolta is included as a weapon, and it can be combined and separated in various configurations. You can also disassemble the Ganggapgi and attach it to the main body to recreate the Ganggap and Ganggaejang forms. On top of that, you can lay the Taishiji Dom flat and combine it to create the Gyeokgang form as well.

This kit really captures the Dom's distinctive look with a striking appearance, and the versatile use of the Ganggapgi is a definite highlight. With its excellent quality and playability, this is one Sangokuden kit that comes highly recommended. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.