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Feb 15, 2021
Don't let the flaws discourage you from grabbing this kit
Admittedly, this kit is not without its flaws. For instance, there are some small parts that are liable to pop off if you're not careful, the waist section is a little floppy, and your posing options with the shield are rather limited. However, don't let that discourage you from getting this kit. Even before you add stickers or decals, this thing is absolutely GORGEOUS when fully assembled, and honestly you could easily go without the stickers and it would still look amazing. And while there may be some who say they prefer the HG version over this one, the biggest advantage this version has over the other is that the gold trim is actually plastic and not those obnoxious gold foil stickers. Furthermore, once you get a feel of how this kit moves, you can pull off some pretty cool-looking poses. If you're a fan of the Sinanju, I highly recommend picking up this kit. And if your budget permits, grab a display stand for it as well, because this thing was meant to fly.
Aug 09, 2023
A Fantastic Model Kit
While the MG Zaku II's exterior does not have the same amount of detail as the 1/144 Gundam Origin Zaku II, it more than makes up for it by being more posable than the 1/144 Zaku without sacrificing durability. A very cool feature of this kit is that the monoeye actually moves when you turn the kit, which is not something you get with a 1/144 kit, where they are either a static fixture or you have to pop the head off to reach the switch that moves the eye. The sockets where you hitch the leg missile launchers to the leg armor are not very deep, so the tabs will pop out without much effort, which can make posing with them a little frustrating. Be mindful of how you position the machine gun, as the gun stock does not play nicely with the shoulder (i.e. put it in the armpit of be prepared for the gun to slide out of the model's hand), which shouldn't be a new experience for anyone who has ever built a Zaku kit before. Even with these drawbacks, it is still a great looking kit, and you cannot go wrong by getting one for yourself.
Feb 15, 2024
What You See is What You Get
You get everything you see in the picture. And while some parts of the assembly are pretty intuitive, you may want to look up the assembly instructions online to know for sure how some of the parts fit together. Good news is the instructions are easy to find.