Kotobukiya 1/72 ZOIDS: RMZ-11 GODOS FORMER REPUBLIC VER. japan NEW

Plastic SF / Anime character assembly kit
Participate in the first ever “heavy armor special-grade Zoids” and the small giant “Godos” HMM series!

The main power Zoid "Godos" of the Republic of Herrick during the Central Continental War reappears in a molding color that imaged the color of the time.
It is finished in one of the most movable ranges of the HMM series and you can enjoy various action poses of Godos.
The long-awaited first three-dimensional HMM version of the Republic Common Cockpit as an additional part!
In addition, the clear parts of the canopy and chest sensor have been added with colorless clear molding in addition to the conventional clear orange.
It is possible to paint with your favorite clear color.

Please add the “strongest small zoids”, also called small gojuras, to your line-up!

【gimmick】
-The head cockpit hatch opens and closes, and comes with a general pilot figure.
・ Newly-created Republic Common Cockpit can be equipped with HMM original design parts in 3mm holes on both sides.
・ The zoid core part built into the fuselage can be removed.
・ Three types: “Standard type (early lot)” using a common cockpit in the Republic, “Standard type (late lot)” rearranged to heavy armor cockpit, and “Heavy armor type (commander aircraft)” rearranged to heavy armor parts Can be replaced.
-As an HMM original gimmick, the vehicle is completed by combining heavy armor parts.
・ Clear parts for the canopy and chest sensor are added in addition to the clear orange as usual.
It is possible to paint with your favorite clear color.
-New decals with abundant emblems and caution marks are included, allowing you to finish them precisely by pasting them as you like.

(C) TOMY ZOIDS is a trademark of TOMY Company, Ltd. and used under license.
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Product size Height: approx. 135mm
Number of parts: 201-400
Material: PS / PE / ABS
Sculptor: NAOKI, Yunosuke Maruya

■ The image is a prototype. Actual product may differ slightly. It is also painted for photography.

(From the Kotobukiya website)