RX-79[G]SW Slave Wraith (Parachute Pack)
A Ground Type Gundam in a commander's coat, dropped in by parachute and armed to the teeth.
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A Ground Type Gundam in a commander's coat, dropped in by parachute and armed to the teeth.
The stolen prototype that turned a side story game into a cult favorite kit.
A stealth prototype with a lead-wire grapple anchor and a backpack full of spinning radomes.
A Premium Bandai oddity that turns a game-only prototype into a genuinely fun, weirdly proportioned HG.
Amuro's last Gundam, built down to a beginner-friendly HGUC that still hands you fin funnels.
The same great Hi-nu frame in a gunmetal recolor that finally makes the shield feel special.
A Build Fighters custom of Amuro's iconic Nu, six fin funnels and all, for the price of a movie ticket.
The Nu Gundam put through a Zeon filter, and it works better than it has any right to.
A samurai-armored Astray dressed up in Gundam Base chrome for its second lap around the frame.
The Tekkadan grunt suit reborn in Teiwaz blue, and it moves better than a background mech has any right to.
A bare-knuckle brawler that trades weapons for flame effect parts and gets away with it.
A flying flatbed for your other kits, and one of the sleeper-fun builds in the whole Witch from Mercury line.
A cheap, mean-looking street brawler that gives you two suits in one box.
The pirate suit that snaps together in an afternoon and still hits like a truck.
A P-Bandai musketeer built on borrowed bones, and it still looks this good.
A knight in cheap plastic that fences better than kits twice its price.
The dragon that proves not every Gunpla box has to hide a humanoid.
A plain body carrying the single wildest backpack gimmick in the HGRC line.
The mecha monkey that climbs out of its own re-entry shell and somehow still holds a pose.
An MS Girl kit that hides a whole second robot inside its skirt.
One good little desert grunt, cloned thirty-six times over, and it never gets old.
The mass produced prototype that started the whole Lfrith line, and it wears its plain, workmanlike look with real charm.
A drone kit that turns a background prop into one of the most interesting small builds of the Witch from Mercury line.
A Crossbone Vanguard grunt suit that finally gets the RE/100 treatment it earned decades ago.