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HGBF 1/144 Miss Sazabi - Model Kit
HGBF 1/144 Miss Sazabi - Model Kit
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Take control of a unique and refined variant of Neo Zeon’s behemoth, thanks to the modern engineering of the High Grade Build Fighters (HGBF) range developed by Bandai Spirits.
The MSN-04MR Miss Sazabi stands out radically from the original red model thanks to its radically modified silhouette, featuring sleeker lines, slender legs and an aesthetic reminiscent of white knight’s armour. Its livery features a superb colour scheme combining pure white with touches of matt grey and golden yellow, emphasising its noble and high-tech appearance on the battlefield.
A versatile hybrid arsenal and long-range attack systems:
The Miss Sazabi’s distinctive feature lies in its state-of-the-art equipment designed for versatile combat. The kit includes a massive thermal axe (Sweet Sword) made of translucent yellow plastic, which also functions as a high-powered beam rifle. The massive rear armour skirts incorporate functional containers housing detachable Funnels (long-range attack drones) to recreate the space combat tactics seen in the series.
The Miss Sazabi’s distinctive feature lies in its state-of-the-art equipment designed for versatile combat. The kit includes a massive thermal axe (Sweet Sword) made of translucent yellow plastic, which also functions as a high-powered beam rifle. The massive rear armour skirts incorporate functional containers housing detachable Funnels (long-range attack drones) to recreate the space combat tactics seen in the series.
Optimised aerial manoeuvrability:
Despite the size of its thrusters and backpack, the figure features modern, flexible polycap joints. The large armour panels mounted on the legs and back pivot independently to follow the robot’s movements during flight poses and weapon deployments.
Despite the size of its thrusters and backpack, the figure features modern, flexible polycap joints. The large armour panels mounted on the legs and back pivot independently to follow the robot’s movements during flight poses and weapon deployments.
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