Bandai 5064880 MG 1/100 RGM-79SC Tenneth A.Jung's GM Sniper Custom Assembly Kit  [B-5064880]

Price:
AUD$63.46
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5064880
GTIN:
4573102648808
Condition:
Brand New
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1/100 Master Grade sniper chassis with articulated framing

The Master Grade 1/100 rendition depicts the RGM-79SC Tenneth A.Jung's GM Sniper Custom, an adaptation of the RGM-79 GM family designed for precision support operations in the Universal Century. The kit highlights long-range weaponry and upgraded optics, translating these into separated armor panels and a pose-oriented inner frame suitable for dynamic sniper displays.

Recommended build gear and complexity

Difficulty: advanced. Builders should have sprue cutters, a sharp modelling knife, sanding tools and tweezers. The assembly includes an inner frame and several sub-assemblies typical of MG kits.

Finishing workflow and surface care

Prep work like nub removal and light sanding helps achieve smooth seams. Panel lining, decaling and topcoating are all compatible with the kit's multi-part armor and visible frame mechanics.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/100
  • Grade: MG
  • Build Level: advanced

This Master Grade 1/100 version models the sniper-focused silhouette and mechanical detail of the RGM-79SC while providing construction aimed at both poseability and display.

Are decals waterslide or dry-transfer, and how are they applied?

The kit includes standard decals; apply them with tweezers after priming, use decal setting solution if needed, and seal with a topcoat for durability.

What stance options are best for showcasing the sniper role?

Kneeling and prone-inspired displays emphasize the sniper role; adjust ankle and hip joints carefully and use stands if necessary to maintain low, stable poses.

Should glue be used on any parts for improved durability?

Most MG parts fit securely without glue, but small or load-bearing pieces can be reinforced with plastic cement or a tiny dab of CA if you plan heavy handling.

How do I reduce visible seam lines on the armor?

Sand mating faces, use plastic putty for gaps, and sand smooth before priming to minimise seams; careful masking and paint layering also help hide joins.

Are the weapon accessories detachable for alternate displays?

Yes, weapons and mounts are designed for attachment and removal; secure mounting points allow swapping between display setups without major disassembly.

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