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Strike Gundam Entry Grade Model Kit - Bandai
This is a posable, injection-plastic kit of a character or mobile suit from the Gundam universe. T...This is a posable, injection-plastic kit of a character or mobile suit from the Gundam universe. The Strike Gundam is now part of Bandai's Entry Grade model-kit lineup! Its bold and excellent parts division and color-coding makes it easy to assemble, with just 79 parts and no need for paint or stickers. The runner placement is easy to understand, and the parts can be removed by hand -- nippers are not necessary! It easily supports bold action poses with its large range of movement; a beam rifle and shield are included in its equipment.
This guide is for model kit enthusiasts and Gundam fans looking to build the Strike Gundam Entry Grade model kit from Bandai. It offers an accessible and enjoyable building experience due to its ease of assembly and high level of poseability. However, the Entry Grade kits are less detailed than more advanced model kits.
All features
Model Part Number
63491
Brand
Bandai
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Do I need any special tools?
Nippers and a hobby knife are recommended, but not strictly required. The parts can be removed by hand.
Can I paint the model?
Yes, you can paint the model to add details and customize its appearance. The kit does not require painting to look complete.
What kind of poses can I make with the model?
The Strike Gundam Entry Grade model kit has a wide range of movement, so you can create many action poses.
How do I clean the model?
Use a soft brush or cloth to dust the model regularly. Avoid using water or harsh chemicals.
Is this model kit suitable for beginners?
Yes, this model kit is designed for beginners due to its easy assembly and simplified parts.
Troubleshooting
Parts are difficult to remove from the runner.
Use a hobby knife or nippers to carefully cut the parts from the runner. Ensure you are cutting as close to the part as possible to minimize the need for cleanup.
Joints are loose.
Apply a small amount of plastic cement to the joint to tighten it. Allow it to dry completely before posing the model.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Easy to assemble, perfect for beginners.
No paint or stickers required.
Highly poseable.
Includes essential accessories (beam rifle and shield).
Parts can be removed by hand.
Cons
Less detailed than more advanced model kits.
Limited customization options compared to more complex kits.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Follow the detailed instructions provided in the kit. Parts are designed to snap together, and no glue is required.
Tools: While nippers aren't strictly necessary, they can provide a cleaner finish. A hobby knife can also be helpful for removing any remaining nubs.
Painting: Although not required, you can paint the model to add details or customize its appearance.
Display: Use a suitable stand to pose the model or to simulate dynamic action scenes.
Care: Dust the model regularly with a soft brush or cloth. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent discoloration.