Customer Reviews

Gundam 00: Gundam 00 / Double Zero Model Kit 1/100 Scale #11

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This is a no grade 1/100 scale. Its labeled as a no grade but it should be a High Grade. The finished product looks absolutely amazing, the joints are sound and the weapons aren't clunky the thinness in the legs and front skirt make it incredibly pose-able you could probably actually play with this kit (would not recommend it XD). Finished product looks great out of the box but I do recommend painting the kit and picking up the 0 Raiser to compliment this nicely, an action base would also be a wise purchase but pose-ability with out one is still superb...all in all i recommend this kit cheap, sturdy, and just plain great.

I got this a few weeks ago and put it together while I was Sick and I'm Impressed.

I bought the NG 00 Exia last year as my first Gundam and this O-Gundam is years ahead in quality and design.

I recommend super gluing some of the parts down but it holds together real nicely. I haven't gotten batteries for the dual GN-Drives yet but I'm not really interested(the price of those things are outrageous)and for best effect using a hobby knife or a set of small Fingernail clippers for the excess bits of Plastic that hang off the parts.

Now the upper Right arm wouldn't stay on the PC joint so I had to glue that on but now it's super

Now the only Educational Value you can get from this thing is while building you learn how to focus or if you're learning Japanese(which isn't required but would help) as a supplement to your learning.

Durability wise I wouldn't recommend for children who want to play with this, it's good for light duty messing around. It's not a full toy it's still a bit Fragile but it is really Sturdy especially when put next to the Exia of similar grade and size.

I might get a 00 Raiser kit Who knows because Cherudim has caught my eye.

great kit fun to build only took me about an hour to put together, great for a ok builder someone who is use to seeing alot of pieces everywhere an not giving up on it.
thinking about getting a 1/144 for my son, while me i am waiting on the the pefect grade price to go to high grade price.

I loved everything about it, but I feel it is important to mention that this is a Japanese Model Kit...

As so, there are no english instructions included... Fortunately Bandai still uses their assembly by numbers technique so as long as you follow the numbers carefully you should have no trouble assembling the units...