MS-09 Challia’s Rick Dom
The Rick Dom finally gets the engineering its silhouette always deserved, just painted a different Zeon blue.
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The Rick Dom finally gets the engineering its silhouette always deserved, just painted a different Zeon blue.
A hover tank with a heat saber, finally built like it means it.
The Black Tri-Stars' bruiser gets the articulation its silhouette always deserved.
The Dom family's last word, finally built like one.
A hulking Zeon dinosaur that finally got joints worth posing.
The Nightmare of Solomon's personal ride, rebuilt on a frame that finally does the silhouette justice.
The same excellent Gelgoog Ver. 2.0 frame dressed in Crimson Lightning red, with a booster pack that finally gives this suit a real loadout.
A Zeon classic reborn in white and gold, and handed a spear the size of the box.
An MG's detail crammed into an HG's weekend, and it mostly gets away with it.
Amuro Ray's ugly duckling ace machine, and it poses better than kits twice its price.
A mass production Zeon monster with claws instead of hands, and RG detail that finally does it justice.
Char's final ride in a Premium Bandai paint job that finally does the mono-eye justice.
The Revive Zeta engineering wrapped in a love letter to the song that started it all.
The Zeta Gundam Ver 2.0 frame wearing a suit of spikes, built for a pilot who never got a TV series.
A deep-cut Sentinel unit that transforms, poses, and packs a beam gun as big as it is.
A 2010 MG samurai classic dressed up in black lacquer and chrome for a shrine dedication, and it earns the occasion.
A manga-only ORB machine that got a striker pack big enough to fly on its own.
A weird Titans test unit that transforms clean and poses better than it has any right to.
A transforming prototype MS that gives an HG the kind of gimmick usually reserved for MG price tags.
The suit that predates the Gundams, finally colored the way it looked on TV.
Bandai took the cannon fodder mobile suit of the AC timeline and gave it a build quality that punches way above its rank.
A grunt suit dressed up as a knight, and it actually earns the costume.
A ball-shaped Zeon mono-eye grunt turned penguin, and somehow the engineering holds up.
A recon suit nobody was clamoring for gets a modern HG treatment that makes its weird silhouette a strength.