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The build for this MG is didn't take to long because it's an early kit from the 2000s. It stands up well. The flexibility of the gunplas is restricted to some movement in wrist and ankle. The claws will fall out random so use glue to add tension to the part. Part H9 was not staying in place so I have to glue it too. Two options claws are accessories for this gunplas but you can only use one in each wrist, so you can mix and match. I went with the 3 claws because it looks right to MG Z'Gok instead of the 4 claws.

For a kit from 2003 it holds up well. Some of the rubber/flexible parts need extra care and cleanup, but they add character to the kit. If you go in expecting it to build up like a modern kit you may be a bit disappointed, but you should experience it at least once~ Also comes with a cardboard standee to display with your kit, something that doesn't come with modern kits anymore.

okee so I got this a while back and honestly it's a good kit, some of the flaws are just with minor like how you have to do quite a lot to move the mono-eye and the articulation, but my biggest gripe are that one of the vents pop out for some reason randomly and it's annoying to put it back in, but not enough to put this to a fourstar. It's a good, cheap, and awesome kit.

its amazing and cheap just buy it, it looks so good just standing there it has become one of my favorite kits

Fantastic posing ability, great colors, good balance. This is one of my favorite kits now. It's affordable, easy to build, looks good, and can be painted fairly easily. A must have for OYW MG collections.