Bandai 5057383 - HG 1/144 00 Raiser with GN Sword III (HG Gundam 00-54) - Off-the-shelf High Grade ready for upgrades  [B-5057383]

Bandai 5057383 - HG 1/144 00 Raiser + GN Sword III (HG Gundam 00-54)
Price:
AUD$29.86
Brand:
Bandai
Model:
B-5057383
GTIN:
4573102573834
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Assembly and mod notes for the Bandai 5057383 - HG 1/144 00 Raiser with GN Sword III

Enthusiasts who enjoy tweaking kits will appreciate the Bandai 5057383 - HG 1/144 00 Raiser with GN Sword III. The High Grade tooling delivers sound mechanical parts and straightforward sub-assemblies, making it a good platform for modest custom work and joint improvement.

Solid moulding and clear colour zones

The kit benefits from precise moulding that leaves minimal seam work. Colour zones are distinct, especially on the GN Sword III, so you can present a clean build with minimal painting. If you plan to upgrade, the armour pieces provide good access for panel detailing and adding aftermarket parts.

Improving articulation and finishing

To tighten movement, consider replacing worn polycaps or installing tiny metal screws at high-stress pivots. The model responds well to light sanding on nub marks and careful masking for multi-tone painting. Use a satin or matt topcoat to unify the plastic sheen after detailing.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/144
  • Grade: High Grade
  • Build Level: Advanced

For modders seeking a reliable High Grade to refine, the Bandai HG 1/144 00 Raiser + GN Sword III offers a balanced mix of build quality and upgrade potential.

Check for worn polycaps and replace them if needed. Adding a thin strip of Teflon tape around a peg or using a tiny washer can also improve friction without heavy modification.
Yes. The GN Sword III balances well when arm joints are tightened and the model is properly weighted. Consider minor counterweights in the torso if you plan dramatic poses.
A satin or matt clear coat is usually best to reduce plastic glare while keeping panel details visible. Use thin coats to avoid obscuring panel lines.
Clean the surface and use a gloss coat before applying water-slide decals to prevent silvering. Seal decals with another clear coat once dry.

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