Advance of Zeta Gundam Hazel TR-1 RX-121-2 HG 1/144 Kit Bandai 5060396  [B-5060396]

Bandai 5060396 - HG 1/144 RX-121-2 Gundam Hazel TR-1 (Hazer No.2)
Price:
£10.85
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5060396
GTIN:
4573102603968
Condition:
Brand New
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Advance of Zeta Gundam Hazel TR-1 RX-121-2 HG 1/144 - engineered miniaturisation

This High Grade 1/144 kit recreates the RX-121-2 Hazel TR-1 from the Advance of Zeta side story within the Universal Century narrative. The model reflects the suit's experimental function by featuring segmented armor, accessory mounts, and articulated limb separation that together reproduce the unit's modular design in a compact format.

Build complexity and required implements

Difficulty: normal. Typical modelling tools such as side cutters, a hobby knife, and a small file or sanding stick suffice for the majority of the build. The standard construction workflow does not require specialist equipment.

Preparing surfaces and final coating

Surface preparation is optional; light seam sanding and the use of panel liners will enhance the kit's visual separation. A chosen topcoat can be applied to protect the finish and achieve the desired display sheen.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: HG
  • Build Level: normal

The HG 1/144 Hazel TR-1 offers a compact interpretation of the variant's modular silhouette and articulated joints, suitable for both display and posed photography.

Use balanced stances and avoid extreme limb extension for lasting stability. Where available, a small display stand or base can secure dynamic poses without stressing joints.
Painting is not required for assembly, but applying paint and panel lining enhances realism and definition. Many builders choose selective painting to highlight key panels and mechanical details.
Avoid forcing joints beyond their designed range and remove any moulding burrs during assembly. Gentle handling and occasional checks for looseness will keep poseability consistent over time.

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