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I pre-ordered this figurine as a late Christmas Gift for a friend.

Service:
The experience with ordering, getting updates on the order status and picking it up in-store was fantastic. I as the 'buyer' had a great experience and really appreciated the whole process. Really appreciated having a Danish store to order from and not cross my fingers on Japanese or German ones.

Product:
The recipient of this gift has very high standards and they enjoyed the packaging, the materials, the way the figure was painted - all of it. The little details are really what makes this figure. At first, they critically looked it over and began remarking on the mold lines - until they realized that what we were looking at were not mold lines, but the SEAMS OF THE PANTS (you can see them in the picture, very natural). 100/10.

Notes:
- He is 'pocket sized', but a good pocket size.
- Comes with a little black display for him to lounge on
- No assembly or painting required
- Very securely packaged
- Great cosplay reference, too

fantastic kit delivered by a fantastic store. Loved the personal note delivered with the kit =)

hun er rigtig flot, er super glad for hende :) også sådan en fin æske

The Lfrith is easily one of the best HG kits ever made, possibly one of the best kits period due to the price tag compared to the quality -Unfortunately still takes 2 color-correcting stickers on the knees but that is a minor nitpick and would have been difficult to color seperate I imagine. Proportionally, compared to the anime, the shoulders feel a bit too big compared to the anime which compromises the overall proportions which make gwitch designs work but the design still holds up quite nicely.

I recommend a mix of a black pour type panel liner and a grey fine tip type to really make the details pop. Articulation is excellent, plastic is a nice high quality polystyrene with only the premolded permet shell unit being made of ABS (but you won't be panel lining that anyway so it doesn't matter).

Overall a really nice kit and a very enjoyable build experience - intuitive and modern, would serve as a great first kit for newcomers in the hobby but is also a really solid kit for experienced builders. I like mine so much I turned her into a keychain and take her with me wherever I go.

Starting new with the whole gundam building community but this is the build i had the most fun with.

Mane I was heartbroken cus I had just built a HG Shwarzette and was so happy going into this kit expecting somewhat of the same build experience but everything ended up so loose, the shoulder armor, the inner frame already loose, the foot can barely stand. But it's a common issue with early RG kits which I found out later on. Imma get the 2.0 version soon cus I love this model and I hope it'll be better than this🥀🥀

The MG tallgeese was the reason I ever got into gunpla. As luck would have it, it's rare and a massive pain to get your hands on, but after years of looking, there was one. The build lived up to my lofty expectations, hell, the whole thing felt like a dream I didn't want to wake up from. But as with all things, the build came to an end, yet even so the completed kit is just as fun to play with as it was to build. The articulation isn't the best due to the design of the suit, but what it has more than makes up for it. Dry transfers are also a nice bonus.

It is not the best or worst kit out there, but for what it is, it's surpassed my expectations and I never expected to have to deal with my own lofty expectations being exceeded by such a simple, yet ingenious kit. If one is on sale, get it immediately; I promise you won't regret it

probably one of the best HG kit ever released, up there with the HG Calibarn. The details are unreal for HG, this kit is so near to RG it should be a grade of its own, it is just that good. I'll probably get another kit just because I enjoyed it that much.

ATTENTION: The internal transparent head part (A25) was severely broken before being packaged, meaning I had to make my own front head camera.
Make sure to check that it looks the way it's supposed to, before assembly or return the product.

There are 3 major Hi-Nu model kits to get:

1. This 2007 Master Grade Hi-Nu
Several effect parts unavailable to the other kits
Vivid and large shelf presence

2. 2014 Master Grade Hi-Nu Ver.Ka.
More purple than blue
Bulkier legs
Bigger funnels/wing binders
Better inner frame
No color separation on funnels (uses waterslides, which is bad)

3. 2021 Real Grade Hi-Nu
Far superior tech, by leagues.
Only a little smaller than the MG's
Cheaper, but no included base

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The 2007 Hi-Nu kit comes with the same "A for Amuro" stand as the Ver.Ka. but has an older system (and is in my opinion BETTER) for holding the fin funnels.
It comes with 12 effect parts, 2 for each funnel, only with this kit.
6 exhaust flame effects, only with this kit.
6 transparent rods for holding up the funnels, when deployed. These require heating to shape, with a hair dryer or very hot water.

Kit also comes with:
1 Shield, which sits weirdly on the left arm elbow (so behind the arm, meaning you need to turn it to turn the shield)
1 Beam Rifle, stored on the back
1 Bazooka, not stored anywhere
2 Dual beam sabers stored in the shoulders, with 2 long and 2 short beam effects, that stick out of both ends.
1 sticker sheet
1 dry transfer sheet
1 Amuro Ray mini-fig

Pros:
Comes with a base
Great shelf presence
Plenty of gimmicks
Lots of stuff
Actually good looking effect parts
Very detailed dry-transfer decals

Cons:
Polycaps
Weak elbows
Limited hip/shoulder posing
Small'ish wing binders/funnels
Stickers are very ugly, needs waterslide decals.
Lots of things that need storage
Tiny bit outdated tech and appearance
Costs the same as the 2014 Ver.Ka.

Just an exceptional build, the diverse weapons and wings mechanic are absolutely nice, not to mention the thick stickers for the wings that are insanely high quality. goated build ong

There parts are perfect for my projects and I would gladly recommend them to others.

Very nice parts and easy to assemble.

These parts are good to work with and I would highly recommend it.

Might be my favorite kit I've built so far, this suit's shelf presence is very striking and it stands up great on it's own - the articulation in the arms leaves a little to be desired but you can work with it if you know what you're doing. Takes to panel lining really well, but looks great on it's own just by virtue of the design. I love the Jeturk heavy industries style and the beetle-like features that compliment Guel's lavish and overconfident personality. Just wish the face wasn't a single sticker, because I fucked it up and now it looks kinda wonky. Still, I love this suit to bits. So muscular and well layered, it contrasts the vanadis series suits really well.

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