The Story
This mobile suit first appeared in the Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury's first season finale!
The Gundam Aerial Rebuild features new armor parts and weapon system which also include its shield that can be collapsed to 11 bit staves and act as another weapon and armor set.
What is GUNPLA
GUNDAM + PLASTIC MODEL = GUNPLA
GUNPLA is the common name for plastic models of Mobile Suits, Mobile Armour, and other robots or battleships that appear on the “MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM” series.
How to make GUNPLA
- Before assembly, check the set contents and read the assembly manual for a smooth process.
- Cut out the parts from the sprue frame following the steps in the assembly manual.
- Assemble the parts, ensuring they are facing correctly.
- Attach the decals. It is easier to attach smaller decals with tweezers.
- Finish & Strike a Pose. Try experimenting with different equipment combinations and look at photos on the packaging for ideas on cool poses.
- Ink in some detail. Take your GUNPLA to another level by inking in some line in between grooves using a GUNDAM marker, or an inking pen (sold separately)
Description
This mobile suit first appeared in the Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury's first season finale!
The Gundam Aerial Rebuild features new armor parts and weapon system which also include its shield that can be collapsed to 11 bit staves and act as another weapon and armor set.
What is GUNPLA
GUNDAM + PLASTIC MODEL = GUNPLA
GUNPLA is the common name for plastic models of Mobile Suits, Mobile Armour, and other robots or battleships that appear on the “MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM” series.
How to make GUNPLA
- Before assembly, check the set contents and read the assembly manual for a smooth process.
- Cut out the parts from the sprue frame following the steps in the assembly manual.
- Assemble the parts, ensuring they are facing correctly.
- Attach the decals. It is easier to attach smaller decals with tweezers.
- Finish & Strike a Pose. Try experimenting with different equipment combinations and look at photos on the packaging for ideas on cool poses.
- Ink in some detail. Take your GUNPLA to another level by inking in some line in between grooves using a GUNDAM marker, or an inking pen (sold separately)
