MSIA Devil Gundam Review

It's been a while since my last review about my toys : MSIA Gundam Sandrock Custom Review and you now that my post is just to share toys that not mine, it is just to make an article that share hobbies. Recently I waste my time to build Toys and Hobbies become what I want made me forgot the joy of blogging. I want my blog to be like my first blog or my friends blog that share the same hobbies with me. Really admire them and I want to be like them. Maybe I did not have much fund to buy every single toy what I want like them, maybe not now because I am still try my best to find a job. Well I think Hobby is not only to buy them but also to love and share it eventhough this is not yours. Whoooa I think this is enough and let us continue for the review ^^v.

This is the second review about my latest post Mobile Fighter Devil Gundam, the most beautiful MSIA gundam action figures that I ever had. thanks again to Mr. Dennis for allowed me to buy and had this gorgeous Devil Gundam in my showcase. The box of this toys is big too, If you want to see the box please visit it here. Now I will just only share a little picture about this Mobile Armor Devil Gundam because the Mobile Fighter Devil Gundam has been reviewed already.

From those pictures, you can see the mobile armor devil gundam has eight feet and two tweezers at the front. Actually I didn't know how to say it, the review was based my opinion so please correct me if I'm wrong. Those two tweezer have missile inside, and you can shoot them by open the tweezers mouth. I can say that sure like a kid toys LOL. Those eight feet make the Devil Gundam stand approximately 15 cm, and of course it was very heavy to carry.

The paint job is well taken, it was the standart quality for an old MSIA line from Bandai. I saw no seamline here but only a little spilling paint that can be removed by zippo flighter fluid or hobby tinner. I am just not statisfied with the color, maybe someday I just have to repaint it. For the articulation, you can move the body around well and also the hands eventhough the shoulder blocking the way to lift the hands. The hard part is in the feet articulation, it is a little rough to pose the Devil Gundam because the feet join always separated easily. I think that's all from me, maybe I will share more about this MSIA Devil Gundam. Hope that you like my post here.

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MSIA Gundam Sandrock Custom Review

After several days have been hiatus, I decided to manage a review about my toy. Actualy Toys and Hobbies much told about toys and figures on the store or still in pre order state, it is because I did not had much figures to review LOL. This time I would like to share about my MSIA Gundam Sandrock Custom from Gundam Wing Endless Waltz series that I bought at Capsule Corporation, Surabaya - Indonesia. I was a little surprised to found a few bunch of MSIA on the corner in that figure store. Those MSIA box was a bit old actually, well MSIA line was an old released too. If I recall there are MSIA Gundam Shining, MSIA Sandrock custom, MSIA Gundam Nataku, and others which I did not remember. Well I think I was lucky to found this thing and bought it for my sake.

The Gundam Sandrock, one of the five Gundams created for Operation Meteor, was designed primarily for ground combat in desert regions. Even after being upgraded for space combat, the remodeled Sandrock Custom remains essentially a close-combat mobile suit, whose only significant weapons are its huge, armor-melting heat shotels. It is fashioned after an ancient Ethiopian weapon, the Heat Shotels are superheated blades that melt and cut through enemies. To protect it from long-range attacks, the Sandrock Custom can don a protective set of optional armor, which also appears to shield it from the heat of atmospheric re-entry.

Bandai's MSIA Gundam Sandrock Custom Action Figure is a real delight, especially at this price. This is a completed toy which is there's no need to assembly or painting, but still if you did not statisfied you can repaint it. It is fully posable, and made of rugged PVC to handle plenty of interstellar combat action. As you can see at the picture above, it comes with cloth cape, Heat Shotels, booster pack and two different sets of interchangeable hands to hold it all. But I still did not use the alternative hands because it was hard to unpluged the actual hands.

After unboxing the figure, I tried to posed it realy hard to make it stand in a cool ways. This is the best that I can do based on the photo taken. It has a nice design and the detail was good too for an old toys. I knew the articulation did not worked in a good ways, but the way it stand was awesome for me. There was still seamline everywhere but I realy enjoyed this dude in my hand. When I put the heat shotels at the backpack, it makes a good look too. I did not be able to released the actual hands, and I was afraid to forced it too. So I can't give you the picture when it hold the heat shotels.

The figure comes with cloth cape or it called diffusing cloak that featured only in the OVA Gundam Wing Endless Waltz, it is a piece of material with anti-beam coating that is able to take a few beam shots before disintegrating. This cloth cape was smooth and soft. The photo scene was epic, I love the Sandrock custom in this pose. It looked like the assassin in the desert, maybe I must try to buy the 1/100 HG Gundam Sandrock Custom for a better look. But the MG will do better if it is released soon. This is my little review and I am very sorry if you did not statisfied with this. I was just enjoying to share about this figure with you because it hard to find the MSIA Sandrock Custom review in google. If you interested with this figure you can go buy it in amazon : Gundam MSIA Endless Waltz Gundam Sandrock Custom Figure.

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Mobile Fighter Devil Gundam

Here is some review about the figure of MSIA Devil Gundam which I bought from Mr. Dennis a few years ago. Actually I've forgotten exactly when I first bought this toy, I love this toy when I received it because Mr. Dennis properly cared for this figure in one piece. I am very happy because finally get the Devil Gundam which I wanted so badly. Moreover, this figure is still in a state of MIB = Mint in Box, I really do not want to open it to remember how rare this gundam because it was no longer produced.

But, finally I was tempted to open and view the contents inside the box, even since buying it I never know what things is in it. although the form of a figure already explained outside the box, I am still curious to open it. Eventually the seal is open, the contents of this box is the Devil Gundam figure in the form of mobile armor equipped with an additional leg in the form of mobile fighter, also the manual paper too. The most surprising is the weight of this action figure itself is very heavy for a plastic figure. unfortunately there are no metal elements in here LOL. 

At this opportunity I do not just try everything and take his picture, I just tried to take photos of Devil Gundam that in the form of mobile fighter, it has a body like the other gundam. But this form is not proportional, probably because the devil gundam was more suited to the shape of his mobile armor that uses a lot of foot and tentacle as it appears on the box.

MSIA Devil Gundam mobile fighter is in the house. : p

you would agree that this form is not proportional. Many factors that cause it, one of the factor is a big shoulder is not suitable for short legs. His hands also look longer and bigger than his feet. I think mobile armor form is the most suitable for this Devil Gundam.

This figures is very detail, panel lines on the entire body make this toy looks very cool in its class. But there are some linning that do not look neat, but it can be cleaned by using a zippo or thinner for hobby. I'm lazy to clean it. one more defects in this toys is on the V fin which is almost broken, I am confused how to fix it.

Well This is my first review on this blog, I hope you like it and be my first visitor to read and comment. I have write a new post about the second review, you can check it here : MSIA Devil Gundam Review

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