Kotobukiya 1/72 Algebra Soluh Barbaroi (Reissue) japan NEW

Plastic Sci-Fi/Animation Character Assembly Kit Don't struggle... accept your fate! The most popular model in Kotobukiya's plastic kit commercialization survey is now available! From "Armored Core 4" comes a kit of the "Barbaroy", the favorite plane of "Amajig", the irregular next "wolf of the desert" of the Maghreb Liberation Front! Based on the standard Al-Zebrawa aircraft "SOLUH", all parts except the core have been newly sculpted and reproduced! Enjoy its stylish form. A variety of accessories are included: "MBURUCUYA (shotgun)", "ACACIA (assault rifle)" and "MP-O200 (missile dispersal type)". The "ACACIA (assault rifle)" features a detachable magazine, while the "MP-O200 (missile dispersal system)" features a movable and partially replaceable deployment mechanism. In addition, the "Amazig" emblem decal is also included, making it a great choice for modelers who prefer to paint their models. The model comes with dedicated parts that are compatible with the "Mechanical Base Flying 3", You can reproduce and enjoy the lightweight machine-like, high-mobility combat. SOLUH MBURUCUYA ACACIA Main body specifications Accessories & Gimmick Clear parts are used for the sensor on the top of the head and the camera eye, allowing you to enjoy an atmosphere close to that of the original setting just by assembling the figure. Weapons included [MBURUCUYA (shotgun)], [ACACIA (assault rifle)], [MP-O200 (missile dispersal type), [ACACIA] reproduce the detachable gimmick of the magazine part, [MP-O200] reproduce the gimmick deployment by replacing some movable and We have done. SOUH-LEGS-5 (stabilizer)" corresponding to the ankle part is attached. This product is a reproduction. (C)1997-2007 FromSoftware, Inc. ----- Works ARMORED CORE ARMORED CORE Series V.I. series Scale 1/72 Product Size Height / approx. 190mm Product Specifications Plastic model Material PS, PE The image is a prototype. It may differ slightly from the actual product. Also, it has been painted for the purpose of photography. (From Kotobukiya website)