- Gundam Plastic Model Kit 30th Anniversary campaign, Master Grade with transparent outer parts! The limited edition comes with an extra transparent outer part at the regular price. Enables enjoyment of the inner mechanical parts!

Mastering grade with MG campaign of the 30th [ganpura] anniversary and clear exterior. The limited amount, and a clear exterior parts and one runner are an additions wholly and same prices. This is a kit of reasonable difficulty that will look fantastic when it is all put together It is a really high-quality kit and comes with a variety of parts that should come together nicely when assembled. If you have been looking for a Gundam centrepiece, this is definitely a good choice. Simple enough that you can assemble parts in between games at http://www.poker.dk/, and modelled on yet another Gundam from the ongoing series, it is definitely one that many Gundam kit enthusiasts can sink their teeth into with relish. It can enjoy a mechanical interior.

HD Color (Limited Version) !!!A limited edition version of the Zeta Gundam 2.0 released in conjunction with the Blu-Ray edition of "Mobile Suit Z Gundam" Molded in a glossy plastic and includes foil-stamped original markings and HD decals. Features an enhanced transformation system that improves the proportions in both Mobile Suit and Wave Rider modes. Redesigned joints for Mobile Suit mode plus the addition of a waist that can twist for a fusion of posability and transformability. Accessories include a beam rifle, beam saber, shield, grenade pack, and Hyper Mega Launcher.

- Gundam Plastic Model Kit 30th Anniversary campaign, Master Grade with transparent outer parts! The limited edition comes with an extra transparent outer part at the regular price. Enables enjoyment of the inner mechanical parts! Simple instruction included in a box! Z Gundam's wiki The MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam, designed by Kazumi Fujita, is a fictional weapon of the anime Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam from the Universal Century timeline of the Gundam metaseries. Its popularity has led to many variations, upgrades, redesigns and influenced later design works such as the Zeta Plus[2] and the Wing Gundam. It is also the only mobile suit having a real, pilotable, down-scaled, 7-metre-tall, hydraulically controlled model built. The name "Zeta Gundam" is the eponymous Gundam in which the suit appears, Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, which is the sequel of Mobile Suit Gundam. The suit however is first deployed mid-series as a reinforcement suit. It was piloted by the series' main character Kamille Bidan until the end of the series. The Zeta Gundam also became the starting mobile suit of the main character Judau Ashta of the sequel Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ before he switched to the more powerful MSZ-010 ZZ Gundam. The Zeta Gundam eventually sustained heavy damage and was abandoned at the conclusion of the first Neo Zeon movement. The unit has also appeared in most of the Super Robot Wars game series, which is famous for featuring different mecha of many anime franchise together in one mixed story. Inside the Gundam franchise, it has been featured in the PlayStation game Gundam Battle Assault (Gundam: The Battle Master 2 in Japan), the PS2 game Mobile Suit Z Gundam: AEUG vs. Titans and PSP's Gundam Battle series. It is also one of the featured units in the March 2007 release of the PS3 and Xbox 360 game Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, a spin-off series of the Koei game Dynasty Warriors. Three variant units are also featured in Episode 9 of Gundam Evolve.[10] In the SD Gundam manga Double Zeta Kun kokoniari(ダブルゼ－タくんここにあリ, Little Double Zeta is here), Zeta Chan is the main female character, a girl version of Zeta with only the V antenna and the name recognizable. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org

This "ground pounder" carries a backpack (could hold a car) which opens for weapons storage. Cockpit armor panels fold down. Includes an unpainted figure of Pilot Shiroh Amada. The instruction book is 19 pages and includes a "Documentary photographs" page, and painting guides. Weapons include Beam Rifle, 10mm Machine Gun, Hyper Bazooka (Ground Type), Beam Saber and Shield.

Molded in the colors used in the classic "Mobile Suit Gundam" anime series. This version is identical to the MG RX-78-2 Gundam kit from 2005 except for the color and decal sheet for custom markings. This kit features the same incredibly flexible inner frame and sharply detailed armor. Includes with its signature weaponry including the beam rifle, hyper bazooka, Gundam hammer, two beam sabers, and shield. An unpainted in-scale pilot figure of Amuro Ray (molded in white) is included.

RX-79(G) Gundam Ground Type.  

• The main MS from Mobile Suit Gundam 00 the Movie- Awakening of the Trailblazer has already been chosen for a Master Grade release! 
• Combination gimmick for the sword bits allows for a more accurate reproduction!
• Sword bits can be attached to the GN Sword V to create either the Buster Sword or Buster Rifle modes.
• The Bit A and Bit B combines to form a new weapon. (MG Original Gimmick)
• The pose with the Buster Sword armed looks great! Also comes with the Action Base
• (Black) to display with!
• Uses the GN Shield bits firing form as new mechanism.
• Each lens parts are clear, reproduced vividly. The letters that shows up, and the lines have
• been reproduced with laser processing and foil sticker.
• The GN-Drive at the chest has been reproduced with panel-line mold. The panel-line that
• creates a sense of machinery has been produced specifically for the development of MG.
• Accessories: GN Sword V, GN Shield, GN Sword Bit A/B/C, 1/100 Pilot Figure
• (standing/sitting), Action Base 2

• Mechanism of Zion threat. 
  
• The development story connected from mass production Zac to Gelgg is reproduced with the MG kit.
  
• Zac MS-06R of "Singh Matsnaga" specification of high mobile type Zac is made a kit by using the basic structure of Zac Ver.2.0 of the inner frame enhancement reproduction. The detail shape such as the leg, the shoulder, the shoulder armors, and forearms changes from MS-06R. 
  
• The Zac machine-gun, the Zac bazooka, the cartridge magazine in addition to the heat fork, and parts for the experimental bazooka modification are attached.
  

• Designed on the basic inner structure of the Zaku II Ver. 2.0, legendary Zeon ace pilot Johnny Ridden's custom Zaku II is added to the Zeon Master Grade lineup! 
  
• Features redesigned thruster housing and shoulder armor inspired by the Zaku II 06R.
• -  Monoeye -   camera movement gimmick allows for eye position to be changed.
• Separable spike elements set this kit apart from your standard Zaku. 
• Thanks to the updated power pipe assembly system, the once tedious process has been streamlined by using pre-positioned runners. 
• Cockpit hatch can be from the left or right, and cockpit can be shifted from right to left thanks to a lever gimmick. 
• Accessories: 120mm Machine Gun x1, Zaku Bazooka x1, Heat Hawk x1, Giant Bazooka x1, 1/100 Pilot Figure x2, Action Base Joint x1

• RX-178 Mk-II Ver.2.0 Titans
  
• We wouldn't have thought that Bandai could have improved on their Master Grade kit of the Gundam Mk-II (except, of course, with a PG version!), until we saw the Version 2.0
• Newly-designed joints allow it incredibly realistic posing; especially in the legs. A tighter bend at the knee, and a joint that divides the heel and toe of the foot, provides better balance for action poses, and gives your Mk-II a realistic appearance when it's crouching, as though it's about to spring into action at any time! 
• The kit is all molded in colour and snaps together; vinyl tubing is included for weapons detail. Also included are three scale figures (one pilot and two maintenance crew) for positioning around the Mk-II while it's "docked". Not just an improvement on the original kit, the Version 2.0 takes the Mk.II to a whole new level!
  

• Zeta Gundam was broadcast on Japanese TV during '84/85, following up the original series with a whole new set of characters and machines. Not surprisingly, the robot of the same name was the main piece of hardware in the show. This new show also introduced the "transformation" concept to Gundam, and the Zeta does an impressive one, switching from robot mode to "Wave Rider" mode in the wink of an eye. Perhaps more impressive is the fact the this new Master Grade kit can also make this transformation without a single piece having to be removed or replaced on it (not counting the shield/nose piece, but that's true to the show). The new 1/100 MG Zeta Gundam is probably the most highly-engineered model Bandai has ever produced. Eight full-size runners with hundreds of multi-colored parts make this kit a serious assembly project, but it goes together very smoothly. Besides the transformation capability, the kit includes all kinds of other goodies. As usual, everything moves. Even those yellow antenna on its forehead fold up. Three sets of hands are included -- fists, open palm, and posable. A watch battery can be installed to light up the cockpit of the Wave Rider (bulb included). And the kit also comes with the "Hyper Mega Launcher" (not shown in these photos and yes, that's really what it's called) -- a huge super-cannon that the Zeta uses to blast enemies from the sky in one shot (the cannon is about 30cm or 12" long when completed!). Also includes the usual "beam saber" sword, and little grenades that fit into operable hatches on the ends of its forearms. The Zeta in "Wave Rider" mode, seen from the top and bottom. This transformation takes place without any parts needing to be removed from the kit! All of Bandai's MG (as well as HG) kits are completely snap-together, and parts are molded in color, so no painting is necessary. Of course, the use of cement and paints will improve the appearance of a finished model. Many of the surface markings are printed right onto the plastic parts to begin with, but the kit includes replacement transfers for those people who wish to paint their work. - red colored LED light included attached by the wings behind. - transformable into a "waveraider" (plane format). - decals included - sold only with 109.90; budgeted and worthwhile. MG MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam
  

• Release quickly following the release Endless Waltz: The Glory of Losers- the MG Wing Gundam! 
  
• Tons of new features! 
  
• Molded in updated colors as shown in EW! 
  
• New package art creates a unified look for the MG Endless Waltz series! 
  
• MG EW series produce a sense of a new package!
  
• Marking decals designed by Hajime Katoki.
  
• Parts expand for performance-based dynamic posing! 
  
• Accessories: Twin Buster Rifle, Shield, Beam Saber, E-Pac x2
  

• Built-in Phalanx cannons stored in the head give this Suit a strong defense weapon.
  
• Features huge rear skirt and knee armor, as well as upgraded thrusters.
  
• Can convert from Quattro Custom to standard Rick Dias! 
  

• This particular version of the Rick-Dom never appears in any Gundam TV, only in the original novel as written by Gundam creator Tomino. Collectors love this stuff! Different color from the standard release, new weapons (Zaku Machinegun), and also includes an unpainted 1/20 Char figure, in military costume.
  

• Okay, for a monster machine like this, with parts sticking out all over, and which is so top heavy it cannot stand on its own, the naming of "Ex-S" seems appropriate, considering the homonym "excess." 
  
• But gosh, it's sooo sharp looking... Let me come back to that point about standing up by itself: It can't. At first, when I saw that this kit came with a display stand to hold it up, I was greatly dissapointed, as I really was looking forward to building it. 
  
• But then I started thinking about all the other Gundam kits of mine that have fallen over and broken or lost parts when I had them posed someplace, and I began to think that maybe a display stand isn't such a bad idea after all... 
  
• Of course the kit can transform into the long-range "G-Cruiser" mode, similar to the Zeta Gundam, and the display stand itself also converts into a mode specifically designed for displaying the kit when it's in ship mode. A whopping 31 runners of parts in all! Get ready for hours of cuttin' 'n' snappin' with this baby!
  

• - "Mobile Suit Gundam" G armor of Real Type Color (Gundam+G armor) that got into the news occasioned of the boom at the broadcasting this time with the movie poster etc. 
  
• is reproduced. Another marking etc. attached are newly scheduled. - Can be combined with the G-Fighter and Gundam to create "G-Armor," "G-Sky," "G-Sky Easy," "G-Bull," "G-Bull Easy," and "Gundam High Mobility" modes! 
  
• Main body and others accessory - Beam rifle: 1 - Beam saber: 2 - Shield: 2 - Hyper bazooka: 1 - Collaboration only for action base: 1
  

Molded in the colors used in the classic "Mobile Suit Gundam" anime series, this version is identical to the MG RX-78-2 Gundam kit from 2005 except for the color and decal sheet for custom markings. This kit features the same incredibly flexible inner frame and sharply detailed armor, and comes armed with its signature weaponry including the beam rifle, hyper bazooka, Gundam hammer, two beam sabers, and shield. An unpainted in-scale pilot figure of Amuro Ray (molded in white) is included.

• Bandai's Master Grade (MG) "RX-78-3" is meant to attract the mature modeler who remembers growing up with Gundam, but wouldn't think of building the primitive kits that were released when Gundam first was broadcast in 1980 (the original kit is still available, by the way. 700 yen). 
  
•  Like all the kits in the MG series, the level of detail is superb, and virtually everything moves. Panels on the legs flip open to reveal internal mechanisms. The head has a panel, too. 
  
• Even the "Core Fighter" cockpit ship can be removed from its belly. Fine mesh parts cover the inside of the chest air intakes for added realism. Three types of hands are included -- open palm, fists, and posable (moving fingers) for gripping any of the several weapons that comes with the kit. All of Bandai's MG (as well as HG) kits are completely snap-together, and parts are molded in color, so no painting is necessary. 
  
• Of course, the use of cement and paints will improve the appearance of a finished model. Many of the surface markings are printed right onto the plastic parts to begin with, but the kit includes replacement transfers for those people who wish to paint their work. 
  
• The RX-78-3 kit is identical to the RX-78-2 except that it is molded in blue and gray plastic, rather than the more "festive" colors of the original.