Model Kits

The V Gundam from Mobile Suit Victory Gundam joins Master Grade line through mechanical designer Hajime Katoki’s signature design label Ver.Ka. The top Rim, two Core Fighters (V Gundam Core Fighter & V Gundam Hexa Core Fighter), and Bottom Rim modules are there. Also with combining one of the core fighters to the top and bottom rim, Victory Gundam or its variation Victory Gundam Hexa can be built.

A variant of the Gundam Astray Red Frame featured in the side story Gundam SEED Destiny Astray R photonovel in MG form! Its characteristic red and white inverted colors along with giant V-Fin, chin guard, and original backpack have been faithfully recreated! Gundam Astray Turn Red features 2 Tactical Arms packs that can convert between massive buster sword and stationary chain gun. A small display base is provided to help balance the weight of the Tactical Arms. Hip mounted Armor Schneiders beam rifle, and shield round off its arsenal. Beam rifle and shield parts can be retrofitted on the MG Astray Red Frame to show its original form!

The Mobile Suit is created by Valerio Valeri and does not require any pilot because it is controlled by the Combat AI 80 although Valerio Valeri still sits in the cockpit. Essentially the suit is the reverse of the MBF-P02 Gundam Astray Red Frame hence its name.

This kit is a rare special custom Clear Armor and Sword set (was available only with the initial release of astray red frame in 2009) for the PG MBF-P02 Gundam Astray Red Frame (MBF-P02 Gundam Astray Red Frame not included). Clear armor parts can cover half of the body, two katanas and their respective display stand are included however the Gerbera Straight (katana) is not. The MBF-P02 Gundam Astray Red Frame is a mobile suit featured in Gundam SEED Astray series and piloted by Lowe Guele.

The Hi-Resolution Gundam Astray Red-frame is here! As with the other Hi-Resolution models, this kit comes with a pre-assembled frame using die-cast metal parts. The color division of the pre-assembled hand parts has been recreated. The frame has also adopted musculature in certain parts and has embossed processing applied to create texture. The Gerbera Straight uses emboss processing to create the temper patterns. To add details, the model has sliding moving parts; the internal mechanics and the toes on each foot are divided for the articulation to recreate stepping poses. Weapons included: Gerbera Straight, two Beam Sabers, Beam Rifle and Shield.