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Gundam Metal Build - RX-93-v2 Hi-v Gundam

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Category: gundam

As seen in the 1988 novelization "Char's Counterattack: Beltorchika's Children," the Hi-Nu Gundam as envisioned by Yutaka Izubuchi joins the METAL BUILD series, redesigned and updated for even more dramatic impact.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

The articulation on the shoulders and chest is buttery smooth, and the psycho-frame detailing really pops under natural light. It poses exactly like the novel cover art I remember, no fiddly parts falling off mid-display.

Amelia T. ★★★★★

The metallic finish on the chest and shoulders catches light beautifully, and the redesigned proportions from Izubuchi's original concept feel both massive and agile in hand. The joints hold poses rock-solid even with the wing binders attached, which is exactly what I wanted for display.

Emily ★★★★★

The articulation on this Hi-Nu is insane—those fin funnel wings lock in with a satisfying click and the redesigned proportions feel truly screen-accurate to Izubuchi's novel art. The metallic paint apps catch the light beautifully, and despite the intricate detailing, posing it for display was surpr