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Frame Arms #048 Type 34 Model 1 Jin-Rai 1/100

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Category: - BOGO Model Kit

From Kotobukiya comes a plastic model in the Frame Arms series of the Type 34 Model 1 JIN-RAI! Featuring brand new molds for several parts of the body and sensors, this model is better than ever! It also includes new weapons such as a 120mm low reaction gun that can be equipped to the arm, and more! Decals are included that reproduce the markings of the original in acute detail. It will be approximately 17cm in height and made from PS & PE.

[Mold Color]: Red
[Includes]: Main kit, accessory parts, decals

Frame Arms #048 Type 34 Model 1 Jin-Rai 1/100

by Kotobukiya

Product Type: Model Kit

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From Kotobukiya comes a plastic model in the Frame Arms series of the Type 34 Model 1 JIN-RAI! Featuring brand new molds for several parts of the body and sensors, this model is better than ever! It also includes new weapons such as a 120mm low reaction gun that can be equipped to the arm, and more! Decals are included that reproduce the markings of the original in acute detail. It will be approximately 17cm in height and made from PS & PE.

[Mold Color]: Red
[Includes]: Main kit, accessory parts, decals

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

Snapped together over two evenings and the joint tolerances are tight enough that nothing droops even with the rifle mounted. The new torso molds give it a much beefier silhouette than my older kits.

Robert Y. ★★★★★

The knee and ankle articulation on this thing is way better than my older 1/100 kits, it actually holds a decent pose without sagging. Sensor detailing on the head is sharp too, barely needed any cleanup before painting.

Daniel D. ★★★★★

The new molds on the arms and legs give it way less flash than my older kits, and the sensors actually look like separate parts instead of painted-on decals. Panel lines are crisp enough that I barely needed to scribe anything.