GunPla GMS-01 Bocata \ 's Gelgoog (GQ) HGGQ 1: 144

Plastic model kit: Gunpla gMS-01 Bocata's Gelgoog (GQ) HGGQ 1:144

The plastic model kit: Gunpla gMS-01 Bocata's Gelgoog (GQ) HGGQ 1:144 is an excellent choice for model-making enthusiasts and fans of the Gundam series. This detailed set allows you to assemble an impressive Gelgoog model, which is one of the most recognizable mobile suits in the Gundam universe. This model is made in 1:144 scale, allowing for precise reproduction of the original details.

Contents of the set:

• Gelgoog model
• 2 beam rifles
• Beam saber
• Manipulators: a pair of hands for holding weapons, open hand (left)

Features and functions of the model:

Articulation:

• Head: ability to rotate and tilt.
• Torso: ability to lean forward, backward, and sideways.
• Shoulder joints: ability to tilt forward and backward (within a limited range), and lift upward.
• Arms: ability to rotate at the peg-and-socket joint, ability to lift horizontally.
• Upper arm parts can rotate.
• Elbows with the ability to bend up to 110 degrees.
• Manipulators: ability to rotate at the ball joint.
• Waist: ability to rotate 360 degrees.
• Upper thighs: ability to tilt forward and backward at the peg-and-socket joint, lift horizontally, and rotate 45 degrees at each part.
• Waist armors: movable to ensure freedom of movement.
• Knees: double bends.
• Ankles: ability to tilt and rotate.
• Front feet: ability to rotate.
• Rear thrusters: ability to rotate at the ball joint.

Weapons and other features:

• Each weapon can be held by standard weapon-holding hand parts.
• The handle of the beam saber and/or beam rifles can optionally be detached from the rear waist armor as handheld weapons.
• The Gelgoog model can be mounted on any action base (sold separately).

Gunpla is an abbreviation of GUNdamPLAstic model. Models do not require glue or (mostly) painting. They are based on the Japanese series - Gundam - which debuted in Japan in 1979 and featured giant combat robots, reaching heights of up to 18 meters, piloted by humans.

Assembly kit. To assemble, you will need modeling nippers (to cut the model parts from the frames), which are not included in the set. It is also worth equipping yourself with a modeling knife (or a utility knife). The photo shows a professionally assembled model.