Gunpla MS-06-SSP Police Zaku Hggq 1: 144

Plastic model kit: Gunpla MS-06-SSP Police Zaku HGGQ 1:144

The Gunpla MS-06-SSP Police Zaku HGGQ model kit in 1:144 scale is a unique set for fans of the Gundam series and model-making enthusiasts. This detailed model depicts the Police Zaku, a special version of the popular Zaku mecha, adapted for police tasks. The kit offers many customization options and dynamic presentation possibilities, making it an ideal choice for both collectors and those just starting their journey in modeling.

Contents of the set:

• Police Zaku model
• Manipulators: Pair for holding weapons, open hand (left)
• Weapons: 120mm Zaku Machine Gun, Electric baton
• Shield

Model features and mechanisms:

Articulation:

• The mono eye can move left and right using a switch underneath.
• The head mounted on a ball joint allows for rotation and tilt.
• The torso can tilt forward and backward.
• The shoulder joints and 2/3 of the torso blocks can move forward and backward within a certain range.
• Arms: rotate on a ball joint, can lift horizontally.
• The shield on the arm and armor are connected by joints, allowing for freedom of arm movement.
• The upper parts of the arms can rotate.
• The elbow joints can bend up to 100 degrees.
• The manipulators rotate on a ball joint.
• The waist can rotate 360 degrees.
• The upper thighs can move forward/backward on a pin joint, lift horizontally and/or rotate at each part.
• The knees are double-jointed.
• The ankles can rotate, tilt, and/or rotate on a hinge/ball joint.

Weapons and other mechanisms:

• The left hand is interchangeable.
• Each weapon can be held by the default hand parts.
• The front grip of the machine gun can rotate left or right.
• The shield can be mounted on either forearm, although the default position is the left.
• The electric baton can be detached from the shield and used as a handheld weapon.
• The Police Zaku 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.