Kit Review

Straight build

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - Detail shots (1/4)

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - Detail shots (2/4)

Detail shots

Back view with the flight backpack removed

The beam sabers mounted on the side skirts don't stay in place and keep falling off.. T_T

True to the Infinite Justice Gundam, there are plenty of clear parts.

With the flight unit Fatum-01 detached.

Articulation.
Knee articulation is relatively good.

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - Flight shooting pose (1/4)

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - Flight shooting pose (2/4)

Flight shooting pose

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - Beam saber / beam shield action pose (1/3)

Beam saber / beam shield action pose

The configuration of fitting beam parts between the wings and the knees/feet is also reproduced.

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - Action poses using all the beam parts (1/3)

Action poses using all the beam parts

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - A separate stand connector part is included for displaying the flight unit. (The black 1/144 sta

A separate stand connector part is included for displaying the flight unit.
(The black 1/144 stand part on the base is not included with this kit.)

Riding on top of the flight unit.
It's actually pretty hard to get it to stay up there.. -_-

The handle on the underside of the flight unit can be raised, and...

HG Infinite Justice Gundam - This hanging-on pose is also reproducible. (1/3)

This hanging-on pose is also reproducible.

Together with the 1/100 Infinite Justice Gundam.

Together with the HG Justice Gundam.

The Infinite Justice Gundam, one of the coolest-looking Gundams from the SEED series, has been released as an HG kit. The molded colors and color separation are fairly clean overall, but unfortunately the purple sections on the wings only have seals applied to one side — so when it's mounted on the MS, the front side looks dark and bare, which is a bit of a letdown.

The highlights of the HG Infinite Justice are the nicely reproduced flight unit Fatum-01, along with the various beam parts that attach to the wings, knees, and shield, all of which are well done. The knee articulation also bends quite a bit more than other HG kits, which gives you a bit more flexibility when striking action poses.

There's also a separate stand connector part included specifically for displaying the flight unit, which makes action poses on top of the Fatum-01 possible. That said, actually getting the Infinite Justice Gundam body to balance on top of it is quite tricky since it's hard to get the angle right. Also, a universal 1/144 stand is not included with this kit, so you'll need to borrow one from another kit if you want to display it properly. On top of that, the same issue seen with the Justice-type kits crops up here too — the beam sabers on the side skirts have weak retention and keep falling off.

Overall, this is a pretty high-quality kit — it reproduces a wide range of features well, and the joint strength is solid enough to hold various poses without flopping around, which is definitely worth noting. Either way, if you're a fan of the Infinite Justice Gundam, this is an HG kit you'll have a lot of fun building. :-)

HG Infinite Justice Gundam | 2005. 8 | ¥1,600

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.