Bandai 5057720 Crossbone Gundam X1 Full Cloth HG Kit 1/144 Scale  [B-5057720]

Bandai 5057720 - HGBF 1/144 Corssbone Gundam X1 Full Cloth Type.GBFT
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Model:
B-5057720
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HG Build Notes for Crossbone Gundam X1 Full Cloth

The Bandai 5057720 HG 1/144 Crossbone Gundam X1 Full Cloth provides a compact but detailed assembly experience for kit builders. Drawn from Gundam Build Fighters Try, it reproduces the distinctive Full Cloth silhouette and armament for strong shelf presence.

Movement and Joint Detail

This High Grade release uses joint engineering that supports expressive posing. Shoulder and torso joints give good rotation and hold positions well, and the Full Cloth panels help distribute weight so poses remain steady during display.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: High Grade (HG)
  • Build Level: Normal

Bandai 5057720 HG 1/144 Crossbone Gundam X1 Full Cloth suits builders who want a manageable HG project with strong display appeal. Its parts layout and articulation reward careful construction and basic finishing.

What level of modelling skill is this kit best for?

The kit is rated normal build difficulty, making it appropriate for modellers with some basic kit experience and beginners ready to learn nub cleanup and simple assembly techniques.

Can I swap weapons or parts with other HG kits?

Many HG parts are compatible for customising, though fit varies between kits. Modellers often adapt hands and weapon fittings to create alternate loadouts.

Any tips for painting the Full Cloth pieces?

Prime curved cloth panels before painting for even coverage, and use light coats to preserve surface detail. Panel lining afterwards lifts recessed details.

How should I clean up runners and nubs?

Start with nippers to remove parts, trim leftover plastic with a hobby knife, then smooth with sanding sticks or fine paper for a clean seam line.

Where can I get replacement runners if one is damaged?

Check local hobby retailers or contact official Bandai support for advice on sourcing spare runners or replacement parts for this model.

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