Hasegawa 65883 Regult Heavy Missile Carrier Type 1/72 Model Kit  [HA-65883]

Hasegawa 65883 - 1/72 Regult (Heavy Missile Carrier Type) Plastic Model
Price:
NZD$52.41
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-65883
Condition:
Brand New
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Model Brief and Scope

The Hasegawa 65883 Regult Heavy Missile Carrier Type is a 1/72 scale plastic kit from the Macross line, created for hobbyists who enjoy accurate replica modelling. The kit balances detailed sculpting with an approachable build flow for a rewarding assembly.

Construction Highlights

Detailing on the Regult is represented by distinct missile housings and mechanical panels that retain sharp definition after assembly. Parts are produced to mate cleanly, so builders can focus on finishing and paint if desired. The overall silhouette is faithful to the source material.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Assembly Type: Snap-fit
  • Color Separation: Parts are molded in base colors; painting is optional.

This Hasegawa 65883 kit is a solid pick for collectors and modellers who want an accurate Regult with satisfying part fit and strong display presence.

What basic tools should I have to assemble this kit?

A hobby knife, sprue cutters, fine files and sanding sticks cover most needs. Tweezers and a small brush help with decals and detailing.

Is painting required to get a good finish?

Painting is optional since parts come in base colours, but targeted paint and washes will improve panel definition and realism.

Will the kit take weathering and washes well?

Yes, the plastic accepts washes and light weathering. Seal with a clear coat first to protect underlying surfaces and decals.

Can parts be posed or are they fixed?

Some sections include movable joints, but the kit is primarily a display model. Test fit moving parts before final gluing if you want limited articulation.

Any tips for cleaner seams and joins?

Light sanding and careful trimming of sprue nubs helps. Use liquid cement sparingly on tight seams and follow with a fine filler where needed.

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