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30MM 01 RaD CC-2000 Orbiter Nightfall (Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon)
From Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, Raven's formidable RaD CC-2000 Orbiter Nightfall is now available as a 30 Minutes Missions plastic model kit! Designed for simple assembly and extensive customization, this model faithfully recreates its appearance in the game while maintaining high articulation for dynamic posing.
The PB-033M Ashmead left-hand weapon features replacement parts to replicate its injection state, adding extra detail and realism. Additionally, alternate head parts allow you to reproduce the assault boost mode, making this kit an exciting addition to any Armored Core collection!
Product Features
- 5.11 inches tall (13cm)
- Made of plastic
- Based on the Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon video game
- Part of the 30 Minutes Missions series
- Multiple points of articulation
- Interchangeable parts and accessories
Box Contents
- Pieces to build CC-2000 Orbiter Nightfall
- Knightfall Weapon set
- PB-033M Ashmead injection state reproduction parts
- Alternate head parts
- Instructions
Nubtrition Facts
Servings Per Container 1
Serving Size490g
| Scale | 1/144 |
| Line | 30 Minutes Missions |
| Brand | Armored Core |
| Series | Armored Core VI: Fires Of Rubicon |
| Release Date | March 2025 |
| SKU | 2724573 |
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Jun 7, 2025
"Let's see how far they can fly...
...on borrowed wings."
This kit is solid and the build is near-perfect, which feels especially good if you've already built the more fickle Steel Haze. Both the visor-up and visor-down heads are built separately to my relief, making it that much easier to switch between them. As with other AC6 kits, painting is crucial if you want to get the light effects on the frame and weapons, and thankfully raised sections for most of them are provided which makes the process a breeze. Would have liked the pile bunker's partsforming to be better implemented, but it's a small price to pay for the sheer modularity Bandai has set up with this line. Now to wait for Milk Tooth and Open Faith...
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theturnc0at