Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory Robot Spirits MS-06F-2 Zaku II F-2 Type (Neuen Vitter) Ver. A.N.I.M.E. Exclusive
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STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
Product Description
A.N.I.M.E. (standing for Action New Imagination Memory Emotion) is a new series that revives 35 years of Gundam history using the latest technology to create an unprecedented level of high-quality ROBOT SPIRITS. With a prominent presence in the anime, it is only natural that the MS-06F-2 Zaku II F-2 Type (Neuen Vitter) would be next to join the line-up.
This version of Zaku II includes a Zaku machine gun with a detachable magazine, Heat Hawk, hand grenade unit, and Vernia effect.
Product Features
- 4.92 inches (12.5cm)
- Made of ABS and PVC
- Part of the Robot Spirits series
Box Contents
- MS-06F-2 Zaku II F-2 Type (Neuen Vitter) figure
- 4 Pairs of hands
- Zaku machine gun
- Spare drum magazine
- Anti-aircraft shell magazine
- Heat Hawk (light emission)
- Heat Hawk (storage)
- Laquaten Garden left and right
- Hand grenade unit
- 2 Hand grenade (with grip)
- Spare magazine
- Anti-aircraft shell reserve magazine
- Legs 3 twin missiles pod left and right
- Wrist storage deck
- Plume effect
- 2 Vernia effect (curve axis)
- 2 Joint for fumarole effect
Additional Details
Mobile Suit Gundam is a Japanese media franchise popularized by the numerous anime and manga series that take place within the universe of the franchise. With a focus towards giant mecha that are piloted by humans, the space opera franchise is considered by many to contain some of the more memorable sci-fi designed robots and mecha in media. Mobile Suit Gundam continues to be a popular brand and has expanded to a highly successful line of products that include figures and model kits.
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