Bandai 5067234 MG 1/100 Strike Gundam Launcher Sword Variant  [B-5067234]

Bandai 5067234 - MG 1/100 Launcher / Sword Strike Gundam
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£34.18
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5067234
GTIN:
4573102672346
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Master Grade Strike Gundam with Launcher and Sword Options

The MG 1/100 Launcher / Sword Strike Gundam from Bandai faithfully replicates the Mobile Suit Gundam SEED silhouette while offering flexible build choices. The kit features crisp moulding and engineered joints that support a variety of display poses. Including both Launcher and Sword Striker packs lets modellers create multiple looks from a single kit.

Modelling Difficulty and Useful Tools

This kit sits at a moderate difficulty aimed at modellers comfortable with Master Grade construction. Essential tools include cutters, a craft knife, sanding pads and tweezers to tidy parts and improve assembly accuracy.

Surface Work, Paint and Detailing Advice

Clean up gate marks with fine sanding then use panel lining to reveal surface detail. When applying decals, protect them with a clear coat and finish with the desired sheen to secure and blend markings.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/100
  • Grade: Master Grade (MG)
  • Build Level: Moderate

The Bandai 5067234 MG 1/100 Launcher / Sword Strike Gundam is a versatile addition for modellers seeking poseability and finish potential, ideal for display or further customisation.

Is this kit compatible with other MG parts?

Many MG parts can be adapted, but check joint sizes and attachment methods before swapping to avoid fit issues.

What is the best way to preserve painted finishes?

Use a suitable clear coat as a final step, and handle parts with gloves during assembly to avoid fingerprints on painted surfaces.

Should I pre-colour parts before assembly?

Pre-painting some sub-assemblies can make masking easier and reduce post-assembly touch ups, especially for complex colour separations.

How do I reduce seam lines on armour panels?

Use careful sanding, plastic putty where needed and re-scribe panel lines after filling to keep the original surface detail.

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