Customer Reviews

Gundam ZGMF-19A Infinite Justice Gundam MG 1/100 Scale

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I won't lie, I bought this on impulse. Even video games can be boring at times, right? Well, it turns out that impulse buy turned into a new hobby. Upon arrival and opening and whatnot, the box art immediately grabbed me by the throat and screamed "This ain't gonna be no cakewalk, boy!". And it wasn't, given that it not only was my first ever Master Grade, but the first model kit I've built in almost 15 years. One gets rusty without practice. But, the more I assembled, the more I couldn't help but be amazed at the attention to detail Bandai's put into these kits. All joints have a near-perfect to perfect range-of-motion, the runners are easily numbered so even if you can't read the 'Moonrunes', you can still find the part you need, and best of all, the finished product is stunning. Sure, you don't need to paint or detail it, but why wouldn't you? Just get a few cans of spray paint or, if you can afford one or have one on hand, an airbrush, and a few various colors of Gundam Markers for the fine lines, and you'll have one mean-looking Master Grade to proudly display!

Who says impulse buys are a waste of money?

This was my first Master Grade model kit, and I should note that the Infinite (') Justice is by far my favorite mobile suit design in the Gundam franchise, so this review may be slightly biased.

The size of the box really helps you feel like the kit is worth your money. It's huge and has some awesome box art of the ' Justice that I believe is from one of the later episodes of Gundam Seed Destiny. The sides are adorned with all different images showing you what the completed model looks like and all the accessories that come with it.

But enough about the box! Once you get all the frames/sprues out of the bags and the pieces cut out, the build is pretty intuitive but not too difficult or time-consuming (it took me about 2-3 hours to complete it, decals and lining included). It has a very sturdy inner frame that is the trademark of the Master Grade kits, and thus allows for great posing possibilities once completed. Other than basic panel lining, no paint is necessary for the model (though the blue stickers on the head may be better off painted). The decals are also not needed, but a few make the suit not look nearly as bland.

Once complete, this model is very impressive. On its own, the ' Justice has great articulation and looks. The flight pack pegs in very solidly on its back, and, while making it backheavy, the kit can still stand without an action base. With the flight pack up and the wings extended, however, a base is needed for proper posing. The beam rifle and beam sabers fit rather well into the pegs in the hands, though the saber hilts are rather loose when stored in the sideskirts and don't always stay in. The shield pegs in very solidly, though the beam shield accessory is difficult to line up properly. Another complaint is that the beam parts for the legs don't fit very well and require heating and bending to get them to work.

Overall, the Infinite Justice is one of the best Master Grade model kits made to date. It looks great, has great articulation and numerous accessories that really makes it worth the relatively high price. Highly recommended.

Don't let anyone fool you: this beast is pink. Coral is a nice way of saying "pink".
After a repaint this kit looks really good. It requires a flight stand as the winged pack is too heavy for the suit to stand up with. The extras like the two beamsabers at his waist or the shield do not stay in place even after a paintjob. The boomerang and energy shield bit are way too loose as well. This is the kit you build and pose and leave it alone or it falls to pieces.
However it poses fantastically. Shin beams are awesome, the backpack really gives it a dynamic look in flight mode. Paint it red, pose it and leave it alone and this is a great kit.

Comes with small sheet of rub on decals and small sheet of crumby stickers

5 of 10

I bought an MG kit after a year and I really enjoyed building this one. Also looks very cool when you put it on a display base. I did have trouble because of MY mistake when I put two parts together the wrong way and they simply wouldn't come apart, so I had to order spares for the two runners. You can get plenty of cool poses with this kit because of its articulation. I would definitely recommend it to any gundam model kit fan.

When looking around for a model of the infinite justice it came down to the choice between whether to get the regular model or the master grade model. I decided to get the master grade because the color looked a little better. The MG Seed Destiny Infinite Justice Gundam 1/100 Model kit was fun to build and definitely worth the extra money spent to get the Master Grade.