BB Senshi SD Gundam Kazaguruma no Hyaku-Shiki SD Model Kit Bandai 5066334  [B-5066334]

Bandai 5066334 - SD Gundam BB Senshi 113 Kazaguruma no Hyaku-Shiki
Price:
NZD$15.16
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5066334
GTIN:
4573102663344
Condition:
Brand New
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Sengoku-styled Hyaku-Shiki in SD form from BB Senshi No.113

BB Senshi No.113 Kazaguruma no Hyaku-Shiki is an SD-scale Gunpla kit within the BB Senshi family, built to compact proportions. The Hyaku-Shiki's origin in the Universal Century highlights a high-mobility, high-visibility design; this edition adapts those cues into a Sengoku-themed SD aesthetic. Historically, Hyaku-Shiki featured distinctive gold armour to signal command and enhance presence; the SD kit echoes that look with stylised decorative plates and emblematic ornamentation. The moulding approach reproduces these elements with simplified assemblies, separate colour-moulded parts, and straightforward articulation to suggest the original form in SD scale.

Assembly grade and tool list

Difficulty level: easy. The set employs snap-fit connections and familiar BB Senshi part separation. Recommended tools include side cutters, a hobby knife for trimming, and fine sanding paper to tidy nub marks.

Preparing and enhancing the finish

Surface preparation is optional depending on the modeller's aim; parts show a good degree of colour separation, with stickers provided for small decals. Typical finishing work includes light seam sanding and panel lining to define details, while painting remains optional for deeper metallic or tonal effects.

Specifications at a glance

  • Scale: SD (BB Senshi)
  • Grade: SD
  • Build Level: entry

The kit offers a compact and stylised Hyaku-Shiki reimagined with Sengoku motifs, focusing on clear armour shapes, moulded colour parts, and simple posing capability.

The joints provide basic poseability suitable for display; they are designed for light posing rather than heavy articulation, so handle with care to avoid stressing peg connections.
Selective panel lining, subtle metallic highlights, and careful use of gold or bronze paints will enhance the period styling while preserving the moulded colour separation.
Yes. Decals and stickers can be substituted with paint and masking for a neater, more permanent finish, though this requires additional skill and time compared to leaving the stickers as supplied.

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