SD BB Senshi Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam

Release 2010.1

Price ¥1,000

BANDAI BANDAI Japan product info

Runners

Parts diagram

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Manual (1/6)

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Manual (2/6)

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Manual (3/6)

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Manual (4/6)

Manual

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Front view of straight build before stickers

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - After applying seals (1/2)

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - After applying seals (2/2)

After applying stickers

Armed Mode and Hakuseki.

Armed Mode

Armor and weapons removed

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Light Armor Type (1/2)

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Light Armor Type (2/2)

Light equipment type

The previously named Hakugangwang has been renamed to Hakuseki.

New runners

A flag made by cutting out the manual has been added.

An Ashigaru-hei Ball (Zokkyohei Bakuyu) has also been added.

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Super Armed Mode configuration (1/3)

Super Armed Mode configuration

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Leftover parts after the new parts were added. You can tell which sections were swapped out just

Leftover parts after the new parts were added.
You can tell which sections were swapped out just by looking at these.

Same articulation as the original.

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Action pose (1/5)

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Action pose (2/5)

SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam - Action pose (3/5)

Action pose

Together with the original BB199 First Gundam Daishogun

Group shot also featuring the same-structure BB213 Kihei Densetsu Musha Gundam

This kit is the SD Tokugawa Ieyasu Gundam, released as part of the SD Sengoku-den Mushin Kourin series. It's essentially BB Senshi No. 199 First Gundam Daishogun with a changed molded color and a few extra accessories thrown in.

The white armor sections are similar to the original, but the body armor has lost the plated parts and been changed to red. Structurally, the head antenna and sword guard have been redesigned, and a flag made by cutting out the manual plus an Ashigaru-hei Ball have been newly added. Everything else is structurally the same as the SD First Gundam Daishogun, though the horse named Hakugangwang has been renamed Hakuseki, and the weapon previously called Shindo-Tenkukan has been renamed Dojizetsuan-ko. On top of that, the combination gimmick with Hakuseki has been rebranded as Super Armed Mode.

Anyway, the original kit already had a really unique gimmick setup and a great sense of quality. If the style appeals to you, this seems like a kit that's definitely worth building for a good time. :-)

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.