Bandai 5061606 - MG 1/100 Strike Freedom Gundam Hobby Build  [B-5061606]

Bandai 5061606 - MG 1/100 Strike Freedon Gundam
Price:
NZD$78.58
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5061606
GTIN:
4573102616067
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Assembling the MG 1/100 Strike Freedom Gundam

The Bandai 5061606 - MG 1/100 Strike Freedom Gundam delivers Master Grade detail and engineering to a rewarding build for modellers who enjoy precise assembly. The kit highlights Bandai's consistency in fit and finish.

Fine Detail and Joint Engineering

Expect crisp panel lines and well-designed mechanical segments that support expressive stances. The undergating system helps keep gate marks out of sight, so final surfaces stay clean with modest cleanup.

Custom Paint and Upgrade Friendly

The model's component layout suits masking and aftermarket parts, allowing for creative paint schemes and small modifications without major rework. It is a good base for personal projects.

Approachability and Workshop Tips

At a normal skill rating, this MG is approachable for modellers stepping up from simpler kits. Pay attention to polycap seating and joint alignment to maximise pose retention and reduce stress on connectors.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/100
  • Grade: Master Grade
  • Build Level: Normal

The MG 1/100 Strike Freedom Gundam makes a fine project for those who want a high level of detail with manageable complexity and room to personalise.

Which paints work best on this kit?

Acrylics and lacquer paints both adhere well after proper priming. Use thin coats and test colours on sprue sections before committing to the whole model.

How can I protect small parts during painting?

Use small clips or sticky putty to hold parts, and consider painting sub-assemblies separately. Label parts to avoid assembly mistakes later on.

Any tips for panel lining?

Apply thin washes or use fine-tipped markers, then remove excess with a slightly damp cotton bud or a small amount of lighter fluid on a cotton swab for a clean look.

Should I glue any parts?

Most parts are snap-fit and do not require glue, but securing delicate accessories or custom mods with a small dab of plastic cement can improve long-term durability.

How do I display the finished kit?

Use a clear display base or action base to show dynamic poses. Keep the model out of direct sunlight to avoid paint fading and plastic yellowing.

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