Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball Hobby Kit  [HA-64129]

Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Humanoid Unmanned Interceptor Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball
Price:
NZD$83.22
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-64129
GTIN:
4967834641297
Please kindly input your name and email address, we will inform you once we have the restocking.
Or you may find similar product under the
category
Write a review
alt="Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Humanoid Unmanned Interceptor Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball" title="Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Humanoid Unmanned Interceptor Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball"
alt="Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Humanoid Unmanned Interceptor Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball" title="Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Humanoid Unmanned Interceptor Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball"
alt="Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Humanoid Unmanned Interceptor Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball" title="Hasegawa 64129 - 1/20 Ma.K Humanoid Unmanned Interceptor Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball"

Kit Overview and Practical Notes for the Hasegawa 64129

The Hasegawa 64129 Grober Hund Ausf.M Maskenball recreates the Maschinen Krieger humanoid interceptor in 1/20 scale with attention to surface detail. The parts are designed to fit cleanly, giving a pleasant modelling experience for those who like painting and finishing.

Moulding and Assembly Notes

The kit presents the Grober Hund silhouette with carefully moulded parts and sensible seam placement. Good mould separation helps reduce filler work, and since components are unpainted, builders can choose their own colour palette and weathering approaches.

Showcase and Posing Tips

Finished models look strong on a base or within a small diorama. The articulated sections allow for expressive stances so collectors can stage the figure in action or neutral poses. This flexibility is handy for rotating displays or themed showcases.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/20
  • Assembly Type: Snap-fit
  • Color Separation: Requires painting

The Hasegawa 64129 Grober Hund model kit provides a rewarding build that highlights painting and posing. It suits modellers who enjoy detail work and display planning.

Will the kit need putty or filler?

Because mould lines are well managed, heavy filler is rarely needed. Small seams may benefit from a little putty and light sanding for a flush finish.

Is special paint required for the final look?

No special paint is required, but acrylics or enamels with good adhesion work well. An airbrush gives smooth coverage, while brush painting suits detailing.

Can I add extra detailing pieces or decals?

Many builders add small aftermarket details or custom decals to personalise the kit. Check compatibility and scale before fitting extra parts.

How should I prepare parts before painting?

Clean parts with mild detergent to remove mould release, remove sprue marks carefully, and apply a primer to ensure paint adhesion and reveal any remaining surface flaws.

Copyright © 2008-2025 rcjaz.co.nz All rights reserved