Bandai 5057946 - HGIBO 1/144 McGillis's Schwalbe Graze Combat Frame Kit  [B-5057946]

Bandai 5057946 - HGIBO 1/144 Mcgillis's Schwalbe Graze No.003
Price:
NZD$21.07
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5057946
GTIN:
4573102579461
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Compact 1/144 Schwalbe Graze Summary

The Bandai HGIBO 1/144 McGillis's Schwalbe Graze is a finely engineered High Grade kit that reflects the Iron-Blooded Orphans aesthetic in a small footprint. The parts layout and engineering make it a satisfying build whether you want a clean out-of-box model or a project for painting and weathering.

Movement Range and Model Shape

This kit delivers a useful range of motion across key joints so you can stage action poses that match the series. Shoulder and waist articulation is particularly well thought out, and the kit preserves the Graze silhouette while allowing expressive positioning. Good colour separation reduces painting for a convincing finish.

Build Time and Tool Recommendations

With moderate complexity, the kit is ideal for modellers moving beyond beginner sets. Recommended tools include side cutters for part removal, a hobby knife for clean-up, and fine sanding sticks to prepare surfaces for paint or decals.

Finishing Techniques and Care

To add realism, use panel lining to bring out creases and edges, and apply decals then a clear coat to protect the work. Light sanding before painting improves adhesion and final appearance.

Specifications

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

Overall, the HGIBO 1/144 McGillis's Schwalbe Graze is a compact but capable kit that offers strong poseability and a solid base for model finishing techniques.

Yes, its compact size and good articulation make it suitable for action dioramas or grouped displays with other 1/144 kits.
Absolutely. The colour separation minimizes masking, so modest painting like touch-ups and panel lining can greatly improve the look without heavy kitbashing.
Most parts are snap fit and do not require glue, but a small amount of plastic cement can help secure delicate pieces if you plan on heavy handling.
Panel lining is an easy way to add contrast; do it after you remove nub marks and before sealing with a clear coat for best results.

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