Bandai SD Sangoku Soketsuden Guan Yu, Yun Chang and Nu Gundam
This model embodies the technological pinnacle of the famous piloted mobile armour within the stylised Sangoku Soketsuden timeline. Every part of the internal structure reproduces the original mechanical and mystical design, whilst featuring a level of engraving detail unprecedented for this compact pocket-sized format. The subtle shades of the coloured plastics create a striking visual contrast that brings the robot to life as soon as assembly is complete, without requiring any touch-up painting.
This version’s exclusive articulation system incorporates advanced joints that allow it to replicate the flexibility of the human body with remarkable fluidity. The richly ornate, divine armour plates slide in unison with the limbs’ movements to preserve the robot’s disproportionate, heroic lines in its most dynamic feudal combat poses. This centrepiece stands as the indispensable heart of any display dedicated to the world of parodic giant combat robots.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Bandai
- Range: SD Gundam World Sangoku Soketsuden
- Scale: Not to scale (Chibi format)
- Final height: approx. 8 cm
- Box dimensions: 20.5 x 15 x 6.5 cm
- Estimated number of parts: approx. 70
- Assembly system: Snap-fit (no glue required)
- Difficulty level: 1.5 out of 5 (Very easy)
- Estimated assembly time: approximately 1 hour
- Materials: High-performance injection-moulded plastic
- Accessories included: Large traditional Seiryuengetsu (Green Dragon Crescent Blade) halberd and sheet of marking stickers
Key features
- A design inspired by the Three Kingdoms, brilliantly blending the silhouette of the mythical Nu Gundam with the historic presence of the legendary General Guan Yu.
- Includes a magnificent polearm replicating the famous Green Dragon Crescent Blade, featuring translucent components for a spectacular energy effect.
- Fun, glue-free assembly that’s extremely accessible, ideal for a quick and easy introduction to Japanese model-making techniques.
- Translucency and depth achieved through special coloured parts moulded from glossy plastic to highlight the armour’s design.
Keywords
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