RMS-141 Xekueins HG 1/144 Universal Century Model Kit Bandai 5057951  [B-5057951]

Bandai 5057951 - HG 1/144 RMS-141 Xekueins
Price:
£11.52
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5057951
GTIN:
4573102579515
Condition:
Brand New
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HG 1/144 RMS-141 Xekueins — compact, articulated Universal Century suit

The RMS-141 Xekueins is supplied as a High Grade (HG) 1/144 model kit. In Universal Century classification, the RMS prefix locates the chassis within Federation-era mobile suit development. The Xekueins is depicted as a variant intended for mobility and adaptable equipment configurations. The kit reflects these traits through distinct armor panel separation, multi-axis limb articulation, and component layouts that allow modular weapon attachments.

Difficulty and essential tools

Difficulty: normal. Typical tools include side cutters, a hobby blade, and fine files or sanding sticks. Standard HG runner prep and nub cleanup form the bulk of the assembly process.

Seam treatment and surface options

Surface prep depends on your final goal; panel lines are molded and can be re-etched for greater clarity. Minimal sanding at key seams and a targeted topcoat will change surface sheen and increase resistance to handling without altering core construction.

Technical specifications

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

The HG 1/144 RMS-141 Xekueins kit offers a compact, poseable representation of a Universal Century mobile suit, engineered around clean part separation and versatile posing capability.

For an experienced builder, basic assembly and cleanup can be completed in a few hours. Newer builders should allow longer for careful nub removal and test-fitting parts.
Panel lines are present and clear enough for most builds; enhancing them with a scribing tool or using washes will increase visual definition for more detailed displays.
Molded color separation provides a tidy out-of-box look, but painting is recommended if you want weathering, shading, or a bespoke color scheme to reach display quality.
Light sanding, careful use of filler on major joins, and re-scribing any lost panel lines after filling will produce the cleanest finished seams while maintaining detail.

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